Inter&Co Stadium
Orlando, United States
About this place
History of the arena
Kia Center opened in 2010 as a modern replacement for Orlando’s previous indoor arena. Built to provide a state-of-the-art home for the Orlando Magic, it quickly became one of the most prominent NBA arenas in the southeastern United States. The venue has hosted regular season games, playoffs and major league events.
Architecture and design
The arena features a contemporary indoor bowl design optimized for basketball sightlines. Seating tiers are steep and closely aligned to the court, ensuring strong visibility from all sections. Modern audiovisual systems and premium seating areas enhance the overall spectator experience.
Atmosphere and matchday experience
NBA games at Kia Center offer a dynamic and entertainment-driven atmosphere. Orlando Magic fans create strong crowd engagement, supported by large video boards, lighting effects and in-game presentations. The enclosed design helps amplify noise during key moments.
Location and accessibility
The arena is located in downtown Orlando and is integrated into the city’s sports and entertainment district. It is accessible by road and public transport, with nearby parking facilities and pedestrian access from surrounding neighborhoods.
Origin of the arena name
The name Kia Center comes from a naming rights agreement with Kia, the global automotive manufacturer. The commercial name reflects the arena’s modern branding and international partnerships.
