Catch the Orlando Magic in person at the Kia Center — a fast-paced NBA experience in downtown Orlando with towering scoreboards, interactive fan zones, and easy access to the city's dining and nightlife. Read on for what to expect, history, and practical tips for game night.
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The lights snap on, the scoreboard unfurls above the court — a colossal LED ribbon that seems to watch the crowd as much as the players — and downtown Orlando hums with expectation. You push through the plaza, the air punctuated by the scent of concession fries and the chatter of fans, and the arena’s concourse opens into a bowl of color and noise where every possession counts.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; expect lots of standing and walking in concourses
Wildlife
History
The arena opened in 2010 and has anchored Orlando’s downtown entertainment district, hosting NBA games, concerts, and large-scale events that shaped the city’s modern cultural scene.
Conservation
Use public transit or shared rides to reduce event-day congestion; the venue participates in standard recycling and encourages responsible waste disposal in concourses.
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Will Call Pickup
Box office opens about 3 hours before tipoff — bring the voucher and a valid photo ID to retrieve paper tickets.
Bag Policy
Only very small bags (4x6 inches or smaller) are allowed; use pockets or a small clear pouch to speed security.
Arrive Early
Get there at least 60–90 minutes early to explore fan areas, concessions, and avoid last-minute lines.
Noise Protection for Kids
Crowds can get loud during key moments — bring ear protection for young children and sensitive ears.
Photo ID
Required to pick up Will Call tickets and for verification at entry.
Small Clear Bag or Wallet
Complies with bag policy and keeps essentials organized for security screening.
Ear Protection
Soft ear plugs or muffs help protect young ears during loud moments.
Light Layer
Indoor arenas are air-conditioned; a light jacket is handy for sideline seats.