I really enjoy the Kia Center. If you can walk a mile each way, free parking can be found at a…read morestreet meter, downtown around Lake Eola or closer, after 6pm and all day on Sunday. At the end of a show big groups of people walk together back towards their cars & it's fun. The food items can be pricey, but a soda for $4, or popcorn, might be the best choices. I tend to sit high up to save money on tickets, and up there part of a sign or screen behind the stage might be blocked by overhead visuals, lighting fixtures. Seats were comfortable. No drink holder. Check the section you're in, it's written on the wall. No railing to hold when walking past other seats. Audio was excellent. One time when I saw Jimmy Buffet the people around me kept talking, but when I saw Weird Al Yankovic he sounded great and I could hear better. I saw a '80s~'90s old school show there once & the BASS was booming, excellent sound. Interesting how they divide the place up for different shows, giant parts of the auditorium/stadium disappear with humongous giant black curtain screens. The place often looks completely different inside, different configuration of seats available. Security & staff are super friendly. Helpful kind people. Escalators go really high up. After the shows the rooftop bars are worth checking out for incredible views & interesting menus.

I got to play road warriors with my sister Gwen, watching the Detroit Pistons defeat the Orlando…read moreMagic on March 1st, 2026 by a score of 106-92, a fortuitous foreshadowing of the first round playoff series victory that would follow. I don't have many arenas to compare Kia Center to, and I feel like basketball/hockey arenas are a lot more homogeneous than say baseball stadiums. There was nothing here to really knock my socks off like when I took my dad to see the Tigers play at Pittsburgh's glorious PNC Park. But it was a swell time nonetheless. I also don't usually spring for or get freebies for lower bowl seats so it's a bit apples and oranges to try to compare the close to the action seats I treated us to here to the high altitude ones I usually find myself in at Little Caesar's Arena, recently for a game 2 playoff win against these same Orlando Tragic. Sorry, I should try to keep it classy here, especially since my Pistons bought themselves a trip to Cancun in the second round. Anyways we had good seats with nice sightlines. Outside they had a whole fan experience area that seemed many geared to young people but wasn't happening too much. Funny cause there's a kind of party area courtyard outside LCA that's usually pretty sleepy for the games I've been to. Just random stray selfie takers mostly. The pizza stand we hit up was well organized and smooth, letting a big queue move through there pretty quickly, with its system of grabbing premade slices, beverages and snacks yourselves and then cashing out with cards at self service kiosks. There's stands at LCA set up like that but only for beverages and snacks, nothing with food that will serve as a whole meal. I also like this better than the system I encountered at PNC Park in Pittsburgh where you have to preorder and cash out on your phone and then come up when your number is called. The pizza was okay, nothing outstanding but arena and stadium food never really is. You could tell it was an Orlando Magic home game but there was a sizable and vocal Pistons fan contingent there. We actually sat next to a couple of Detroit fans and there were a couple more a couple rows behind us. With Orlando being such a tourist destination I feel like they probably often get mobbed up with fans of visiting teams, at least from the eastern part of the country (and Canadian Raptors fans) especially at certain times of the year. My decibel meter on my phone only maxed out around 100 which isn't too great, though the arena was probably somewhere between 2/3 and 3/4 full. No comparison to John Mason player intros back home but all the usual whistles and bells with snippets of rap songs, cheerleaders, youth performers and a dragon as opposed to a horse mascot. Not a bad arena. I wouldn't mind seeing a concert there one night if I ever get the opportunity to see a good one.

I enjoyed cute little show at the Dolphin Theater though it was much shorter than I expected. This…read morewas my first experience with the dolphin show at Sea World and what I have seen on tv appeared a bit more engaging than the show I watched. I recommend visiting this show with your family and friends.

The Dolphin show at Sea world they have it at different times of the day. The dolphin show is by…read morefar one of my favorite show. There is part of the show that the dolphin and the trainer swim together. The show is phenomenal. I don't recommend missing this show.

This is a great stadium. It is easily accessible, new and has lot of options for food and drinks…read more The matches are very interactive which helps the crowd bring more cheering energy. Overall, a very fun experience!

I have season tickets to the Orlando city men's team, so I'm here pretty frequently…read more The wall is such an amazing atmosphere with all the singing and chanting and dancing. It's definitely a whole vibe down here! The stadium is also very clean. The bathrooms are well kept, and there is so many stalls ahah so you never have to wait. There is also so many food options, even though I usually just go for the 4 Rivers burger. I am a season ticket member and with that have the food/ Bev discount. One issue there is though is trying to use that never scans right.

It's ok for those who've never been but once you've seen the show 1-2 times it's nothing special…read more When I was a kid this show was the best show ever and lasted a lot longer than it does now. My toddler has seen it 2-3 times and now doesn't even want to go. I understand all that's happened through the years but everyone comes to see the killer whales aka Shamu

Great show , way shorter than before since they can't no longer perform with the animals but it was…read morefun. My son was soaked which he loved. I loved the stadium feeling with the snack shop at the entrance of the stadium. It was a nice spot to rest while watching the show.

Ok for what it WAS - but it used to be better…read more Total of... 8 barrel racers 9 or so bull riders Trick rope guy as filler 2x Kids chasing calves Adults getting pony rides. No calf roping No team roping No bareback or saddle bronc $25 bucks No discounts for locals. Seriously????? I realize you folks are starting back up but the gate cost needs to get off its HIGH horse so you get locals back. Thats why nobodys there. Worst rodeo ever. :(. Depressing

Compared to the other spring training venues no pro team appeal at all.My high school baseball…read morefield was much nicer we did however caught a great game Stros vs Yanks.

This a great place to see some Pro level Baseball, especially during spring training. Just about…read moreevery seat has a good view, it just depends on the kind of experience you want to have. Also, you may be able to catch some of the players for autographs before or after the game. Overall a good stadium to have a good old American experience. Come out and catch a game, it is a good deal.

Here for a jujitsu match. Adequate venue for this event. Maybe a bit more costly than it should be…read morefor this type of event however.

We attended the Silver Spurs Rodeo here. The arena is smaller than other rodeos we've attended, but…read morethat actually worked in our favor as our seats were excellent, so no complaints there. The layout of the arena was well thought out, making it easy to navigate. One thing to note: if you're planning to buy beers, bring cash. We had to use their ATM, which came with a $4+ fee. Their concession stands doesn't sell alcohol. Beers were sold at table stands. Other than that, it was eventful.