Sports
Between professional and college sports, the USTA National Campus, acclaimed golf courses and tournaments, and other ways to play, Orlando is a top destination for sportspeople of all ages and skill levels.
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Between professional and college sports, the USTA National Campus, acclaimed golf courses and tournaments, and other ways to play, Orlando is a top destination for sportspeople of all ages and skill levels.
Whether you want to become part of the action or just watch the pros work their magic, Orlando has you covered.
Our pro teams include Orlando City Soccer Club (MLS), Orlando Pride (NWSL), Orlando Magic (NBA), Orlando Solar Bears (ECHL), the Orlando Valkyries (PVF), and the Orlando Squeeze (MLP).
Major football games in Orlando include November’s Florida Blue Florida Classic and December’s Pop-Tarts® Bowl, Cheez-Its® Citrus Bowl and Cure Bowl. We are also home to UCF’s and Rollins College’s teams.
Open to the public, the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona invites tennis enthusiasts of all skill levels and ages to watch, learn and play at one of the world’s largest tennis facilities — including options to play for free.
With more than 100 golf courses, prestigious tournaments, state-of-the-art golf attractions, out-of-this-world mini-golf, and year-round gorgeous weather, Orlando is a premier golf destination for pros and amateurs alike.
Bring your best running shoes when you come to Orlando, because our miles of trails, parks and roadways will have you feeling the need for speed. Looks for top foot races in December, January and February.
With miles of rivers, lakes and canals — not to mention the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico just an hour away on either coast — the Orlando area offers unforgettable action for anglers of all skill levels on land and water.
Ranked by TripAdvisor as the No. 1 NBA arena in the country for fan satisfaction, the Kia Center is home to the Orlando Magic (NBA) and Orlando Solar Bears (ECHL). It also hosts a robust schedule of concerts, comedy and other special events. It is part of downtown Orlando’s Parramore District.
The home pitch for Orlando City Soccer Club (MLS) and the Orlando Pride (NWSL), Inter&Co Stadium is a short walk from the Kia Center in downtown’s Parramore District. It also attracts high-profile international friendlies and other one-of-a-kind events.
Part of downtown’s West Lakes Market Street District, Camping World Stadium brings major NCAA football bowl games to Orlando, plus a host of concerts and other special events. It is undergoing a $400 million renovation to further improve the fan experience.
Use our interactive listings to find opportunities to watch and play sports throughout Orlando.
You will never run out of one-of-a-kind adventures in Orlando. See what else is waiting to amaze you.