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MLS
Stadium Guide
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Orlando, FL
Opened
2010
Capacity of
25,500
Best way there
SunRail to Church St
8-minute walk to the gates.
Tickets
Mobile, in the LionNation app
Add tickets to your phone's wallet before you arrive.
Arrive by
Gates open 1 hr early
Times vary by match. Check the match guide.
Bag policy
Clear bags only, 14" × 14" × 6"
Small clutches up to 4.5" × 6.5" are OK too.
Food & water
No outside food or drinks
Medical and special-needs exceptions only.
Parking
$15–$30
Downtown Orlando garages.
Nearest airport
Orlando (MCO) · 10 mi
About 20 min by car.
Best value seats
Upper midfield sections
They provide a clean elevated view of the full pitch at a lower price.
Inter&Co Stadium (formerly Exploria Stadium) sits in downtown Orlando and is a purpose-built soccer venue that has served Orlando City SC since 2017. It holds around 25,500 fans in a two-tier stadium with an open-ended design that lets in the Florida sky. The atmosphere in the supporter section, driven by the Lions supporters' groups, is consistently one of the louder environments in MLS.
The stadium is in the heart of downtown Orlando, with Church Street and the downtown entertainment district nearby for pregame options. Ride-sharing is common given Orlando's car-dependent layout, but the central location makes it easier to navigate than many MLS venues. The Florida heat makes early kickoffs preferable — evening games are more comfortable and the atmosphere tends to be livelier.
MCO is about 10 miles southeast of Inter&Co Stadium. Rideshare runs $20–35. SunRail connects the airport area to downtown, and Church St station is a short walk from the stadium. Allow 40–50 minutes by transit.
ADA spaces are in nearby downtown garages. The accessible drop-off zone is near the main entrance on South St. For accessibility accommodations, contact Orlando City SC at orlandocitysc.com.
On-site parking is limited. Downtown garages are within a 5–10 minute walk, including city-managed structures on Church St and Orange Ave. Pre-book through SpotHero for big matches. SunRail and rideshare beat hunting for parking.
Supporter groups (Iron Lion Firm) make one of MLS's louder atmospheres. The pre-match scene runs along Church St and into the downtown bar district. Fans tailgate in nearby lots and at Church St bars. Check supporter social channels for organized gatherings.
SunRail's Church St station is an 8-minute walk from the stadium and connects from Lynx Central Station and the airport area. SunRail runs extended match-day service. See sunrail.com. Lynx buses also serve downtown.
The stadium is in the heart of downtown, steps from the Church St entertainment district and a short walk from SODO. Thornton Park to the east and the downtown hotel corridor are both walkable.
Bike parking is available near the stadium. Bike lanes and the West Orange Trail connect some neighborhoods. Juice Bike Share has downtown stations.
No outside drinks.
No outside food.
Exceptions for medical needs and special needs.
Clear bags only. Bring as few items as you can.
Allowed:
Not allowed: large purses, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, luggage, computer bags and anything bigger than the limits above.
Exceptions for diaper bags and medically necessary items that don't fit a clear bag.
This purpose-built soccer venue opened in downtown Orlando in 2017. The compact lower bowl keeps midfield close to the touchline. The Wall Street supporter section makes one of MLS's louder atmospheres.
Upper bowl midfield sections give a solid overhead view of the whole pitch, and the compact design keeps you close. Good value for most games. The main difference from the lower bowl is distance to the touchline, not sightlines.
Wall Street is a standing section built for atmosphere, not viewing. End goal sections have steep angles to the far goal. Corner sections are similarly restricted. For watching the game, pick midfield in the lower or upper bowl.
The stadium runs roughly north-south. East side stands face west and get more direct sun for evening kickoffs. The west side shades earlier and is more comfortable for afternoon games. UV is high year-round, so wear sunscreen on either side.
The stadium is open-air. Summers are hot, humid and prone to near-daily afternoon thunderstorms, so evening kickoffs are much better from May through October. Check the forecast for summer games. Winters are mild, and February and March games have some of MLS's best weather. Bring water and sunscreen in warm weather.
Main Concourse - Award-winning Central Florida-style smoked meats. The beef brisket sandwich is a local favorite.
Section 108 - Fresh artisanal donuts. Maple bacon and Fruity Pebbles are the favorites.
Throughout the Stadium - Florida craft beer. Try the Working Man's Lunch Pale Ale or the seasonal Florida Weisse.
Orlando City supporter groups organize pre-match gatherings near Inter&Co Stadium before home matches. Check supporter group social media for current tailgate locations and times.
Orlando City's supporter groups fill sections 22–28 in the north end of Inter&Co Stadium in a standing section known as The Wall. Purple smoke, massive tifo banners, and synchronized chanting make it one of MLS's most visually impressive supporter sections. Non-Orlando City apparel is not permitted in the supporter sections.
The Fan Zone (Mane Street Plaza, corner of W Pine St and S Terry Ave, east side) opens 3 hours before kickoff with tailgate-style games, giveaways and partner samples. The club mascot greets kids on the concourse throughout the match.
Important: No strollers inside Inter&Co Stadium. Bring a baby carrier.
Changing tables: Family restrooms at Sections 4, 13, 17, 21, 27, 33 and 37.
Tip: If a child is separated from you, go to the nearest Guest Services or Security. The main Guest Services Center is on the concourse behind Section 2, next to the Ticket Office. Keep the child's contact info and seat location on them.
Sun: Four canopy roofs give partial shade. Sections directly beneath one have the most protection for day matches.
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