Orlando's Amway Center to open in October - Orlando Magic to play first game on October 10

The Amway Center will be Home to the Orlando Magic and a welcome addition to the surrounding neighborhood and an iconic destination to Central Florida and beyond.  The Amway Center features a modern mix of metal and glass exterior materials and the spire serves as a beacon amid Orlando's vibrant downtown.

With an ultimate capacity of more than 20,000 seats, the arena was designed to respond to its distinct urban setting while revealing the activities occurring within.  The Amway Centers primary entrance faces north to Church Street and features a large public entry plaza connecting to the Amway Center's spacious entry lobby.

Technologically, Amway Center will be one of the most advanced ever built, highlighted by the main scoreboard - the largest of its kind in the NBA.  Measuring approximately 42 feet high and weighing in at more than 40 tons, its four primary video displays will be able to show high definition imagery in 4.4 trillion shades of color.  Altogether, it's unlike any arena ever built.  It's a world-class experience unlike anything Central Florida has ever seen.

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Florida Sports Foundation headlines
 


Floridians win medals at the in 2010 Youth Olympics in Singapore | updated 8/30/10

Grant program to honor Mary Rose and benefit Florida Synchronized Swimming programs | posted 7/21/10

FSF awards $95,000 in regional grants to 11 Florida sports events| posted 7/15/10

FSF announces new Board of Directors Executive Committee  | posted 6/23/10

Florida Sports Hall of Fame opens new location in Auburndale  | posted 6/23/10

Miami a part of formal U.S. Bid to host 2018 or 2022 FIFA World Cup | posted 5/24/10

Economic Impact Survey shows Florida Spring Training Baseball means over $750 million to Florida | posted 8/6/09

FSF offers Speakers Bureau | posted 9/1/07

Sports equals $32 billion to Florida's economy | posted 2/20/06

 
     

 

 
 









upcoming events
 


August 25, 2010
FSF Grant Committee Meeting
via conference call

September 15, 2010
FSF Board of Directors Meeting
Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront

December 4-12, 2010
Florida Senior Games State Championships
Lee County and the City of Cape Coral

December 11-12, 2010
Florida's Sunshine State Games Badminton and Powerlifting Championships
Lee County

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