The Orlando Magic are an NBA Eastern Conference (Southeast Division) team based in Orlando, Florida. Their home, Kia Center, holds 18,846 fans.
Seating Guide
Seating includes Lower Bowl sections 101–124 (rows 1–10 unobstructed), 200s Club Level (with lounges), Upper Bowl 300s (center sections 307–319 recommended), premium Club A–F sections along the west side, and a two-tiered “Fan Deck” lounge/bar area.
Tickets
Official tickets can be purchased through the club’s website.
“Play the Song” is a genuine, currently viral tradition — since last season, players (Suggs, Wendell Carter Jr., da Silva) hop to a specific spot after wins to a resurfaced clip of the team’s original 1989 theme song, a trend that has spread to other teams and leagues on social media.
📍 Getting There
Kia Center · 400 W Church St, Orlando, FL 32801
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💡 Insider Tips
🚌 Getting Around
The downtown free circulator bus LYMMO (Orange/Lime lines, routes 61/62) stops right in front of the arena and is completely free. LYNX regular bus routes 20, 36, 40 and the SunRail commuter train are also available.
🏨 Lodging
AC Hotel by Marriott Orlando Downtown is closest at a 5-minute walk, with Grand Bohemian Orlando (11-minute walk) also within walking distance.
🎟️ Tickets
Ticketmaster is the official channel, with StubHub, SeatGeek, and VividSeats also used fairly evenly for resale.
🗺️ City Pass Bundling
Go City’s Orlando Explorer Pass/All-Inclusive Pass actually includes an option for a Magic game ticket (promenade or standing-room seating) — a rare case where a city pass genuinely includes attending a game.
💡 Insider Tips
Bag policy is very strict — bags are generally not allowed in, with only small clutches under 4.5×6.5×1 inches permitted (medical/childcare items are exceptions, and bags up to 14x14x6 inches are allowed after an X-ray check). Oversized bags can be stored at a paid Binbox locker near Church St.