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 Jack of Diamonds |
700 South Victory Lane Lake Buena Vista Orlando, FL 34747 United States +1 407 939 4263 (GAME) |
A premier venue for spring training baseball, this place is one of the larger and flashier ones. Formerly known as Cracker Jack Stadium, the ballpark at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex boasts of a seating capacity of 9,500. Despite its size, spectators are never too far from the action, though the seating can get a bit confining. Open-air luxury seats are also available. It is the spring training home of teams such as the Atlanta Braves and hosts regular season MLB games. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Ted Jones |
 Be A Sport |
Walt Disney World Resort Lake Buena Vista Orlando, FL 32830 United States +1 407 363 6600 / +1 407 363 6262 http://dwws.disney.go.com |
This multi-million dollar sports complex sprawling across 200 acres can host more than 30 different types of sports, from aerobics to wrestling. It has hosted a broad spectrum of athletes, ranging from youth league competitors to leisure-time amateurs, seniors to college teams and professionals. The spring training home of the Atlanta Braves, this multi-purpose complex even has a Speedway for auto-racing. You can test your endurance at the Multi-Sports Experience facility and then head for the All-Star Cafe where you'll find memorabilia, an interactive game room and delicious food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: David Danzig |
 Photo: Tricia Schroeder |
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 Photo: William Beem |
 Photo: William Beem |
 Photo: Tricia Schroeder |
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Major League |
631 Heritage Park Way Orlando, FL 34744 United States +1 321 697 3201 http://www.osceola.org/index.c... |
The stadium, located in the Kissimmee-Saint Cloud area, hosts the National League Houston Astros for their spring training as well as numerous other baseball events including youth instructional camps, umpire schools, adult fantasy camps, amateur tournaments, commercial shoots, video productions and corporate functions. The stadium combines excitement, superb facilities and convenience. The Walt Disney World Resort is also close by. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Yee Haw! |
1875 Silver Spur Lane Orlando, FL 34744 United States +1 321 697 3333 http://www.ohpark.com/silversp... |
The Silver Spurs Arena at Osceola Heritage Park is essentially a rodeo venue. Bucking bulls and bareback broncos, racing barrel horses, crazy rodeo clowns and the nation's top cowboys come here to show off their stuff. What makes this facility unique is the versatile flooring that can be configured to suit any sport or event. So apart from kicking up dust at the rodeo you can click your heels at a live concert as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Daniella Koontz |
 Nation's largest rodeo and barbecue cook-off |
1875 Silver Spur Lane Orlando, FL 34744 United States +1 407 67 76336 http://www.silverspursrodeo.com/ |
Tug on those pointed-toe boots and studded jeans, plop on the ten-gallon hat, then get on over to Kissimmee to get a look at the nation's largest rodeo, a highlight of the national roping and riding circuit since 1944! Luring the world's best bull and bronco riders, this event even features a square dance on horseback! It also features a barbecue cook-off, so ride down and eat up! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Watch The Golden Knights In Action |
Building 50 North Gemini Boulevard Orlando, FL 32816 United States +1 407 823 3070 / +1 407 823 6006 (Box Office) http://www.ucfarena.com/ |
Sporting events and musical concerts is what you'll get at the UCF Arena. Oliver Stone and Maya Angelou have honored its stage with their presence. College Graduation ceremonies and sporting tournaments are also held here. But it is best known for hosting the UCF Women's Basketball team, Golden Knights. Finding a place to park can get rather painful, so its advisable to park at the University and walk the distance to the arena. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Roberta Souto |
 Photo: Roberta Souto |
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