Exploria Stadium
Just two blocks from the heart of downtown Orlando is Exploria Stadium. The 100% privately financed stadium is home to Orlando City of Major League Soccer (MLS) and Orlando Pride of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). The stadium is enveloped with a four-sided canopy roof to keep noise in and weather out, ensuring Exploria Stadium will be one of the loudest, toughest places to play in.
The North End features “The Wall” - home to The Ruckus and Iron Lion Firm and North America’s first full safe-standing supporters’ section.
The stadium’s natural grass field sits eight feet below street level, allowing for spectacular views at any seat. In addition to the Audi Sport Club, a shared suite experience, the venue also boasts club sections on the East and West sides of the field with amenities including complimentary food and beverages, private seating locations and a private entrance on the West side.
- Capacity: 25,500 (approx. 3,800 in supporters’ section)
- All natural grass playing surface
- 100% privately financed
- Section 12 features 49 rainbow seats as a tribute to the June 12, 2016 Pulse Nightclub tragedy
- 8,400 sq. ft. indoor Club
- 10,000 sq. ft. open air Supporters’ Terrace
- LED sports lighting
- Playing field sunken 8’ below street level
- 360º lower bowl and concourse
Orlando Health Training Ground at Osceola Heritage Park
In a landmark moment of Club investment, Orlando City SC cut the ribbon at the Orlando City SC Training Ground on January 17th, 2020.
Housed in Kissimmee, the facility serves as the permanent and exclusive home for Orlando City SC of Major League Soccer (MLS), Orlando City B of the United Soccer League (USL League One), and the Orlando City Development Academy - putting the entirety of the Club’s development pyramid under one roof.
The 20-acre training complex features four fields - three natural grass and one artificial turf - with each natural grass field comprised of Latitude 36 Bermudagrass, the same playing surface found at Exploria Stadium. In addition, the facility contains a fitness, training and recovery center; a players’ lounge and a meal room. In addition, the Orlando City Training Ground features the first Audi Performance Center as part of an MLS-wide initiative to further elevate the game of soccer in North America.
Orlando Health Training Ground at Sylvan Lake Park
The Seminole County facility, formerly the home of Orlando City SC of Major League Soccer, underwent a full renovation in order to meet the needs of the Orlando Pride. With the transformation and City’s move to Osceola County, the Pride become the first team in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) to have its own exclusive training facility.
The Orlando Pride Training Ground features a gym, meal room, analysis room, players' lounge and a locker room designed to replicate the team’s locker room at Exploria Stadium. In addition, the Pride have two Club-maintained, grass training fields that are exclusively used by the team.
The complex also includes office space for the Club’s technical and medical staff, and will have exclusive areas for the team’s media operations.
