Inter&Co Stadium
Stadium Guide
Seating, premium access, and matchday logistics — home of Orlando City SC and the Orlando Pride, in the heart of Downtown Orlando.
At a Glance
The essentials before you book anything — including the sun-exposure factor that matters most at this open-air, soccer-specific venue.
The Experience
Opened in March 2017, Inter&Co Stadium is a soccer-specific venue in the heart of Downtown Orlando. Home to both Orlando City SC (MLS) and the Orlando Pride (NWSL) — one of a small number of US stadiums serving as home for both a men’s and a women’s top-flight club.
The Stadium
- A soccer-specific design — every seat is angled toward the pitch, with no football sightline compromises
- Four canopy roofs provide partial shade — key for Orlando’s intense sun. Sections directly below a roof get the most protection on day games
- The north side is the supporters section — the loudest area in the stadium on Orlando City match days
- Five premium products: Premium Suite, West Club (all-inclusive), Chairman’s Club (most exclusive), Midfield East Club, and Audi Party Suite
- The “Orlando Made” food and beverage program features local Orlando restaurants and flavors throughout the concourse
- USMNT World Cup qualifiers (2018 and 2022), the USWNT SheBelieves Cup, the MLS All-Star Game, and the NWSL Championship have all been hosted here
Arrive Ready
- 60 minutes early for Orlando City and Pride matches — the downtown location means walkable pre-game options from many hotels
- Open-air with four partial canopy roofs — Florida sun is intense for day games, and west-side sections (30–37) get sun until late afternoon. Check roof coverage for your section before buying
- East-side sections get sun the longest — the north and south goal sections are the most sun-protected overall
- The downtown location is walkable from multiple hotels and connected to the broader entertainment district
Events & Schedule
Home to Orlando City SC and the Orlando Pride — plus USMNT and USWNT matches, the MLS All-Star Game, NWSL Championships, and a full calendar of special events.
Orlando City SC
- A full MLS season from February or March through October or November
- The first MLS stadium to open with five consecutive home victories — the home record here matters
- The north supporters section is one of the more passionate in MLS — the Lion’s Den supporter group creates genuine atmosphere on big nights
- The Florida Cup and other pre-season international club tournaments are hosted here regularly
Orlando Pride & International
- The Orlando Pride (NWSL) — 2024 NWSL champions — play their full home schedule here
- The US Women’s National Team — SheBelieves Cup hosted in 2018, 2020, and 2023
- The US Men’s National Team — 2018 and 2022 World Cup qualifiers played here
- 2019 MLS All-Star Game · 2017 NWSL Championship · 2022 Special Olympics USA Games opening ceremony
USMNT & USWNT Home
Inter&Co Stadium has been a trusted national-team venue — USMNT World Cup qualifiers in 2018 and 2022, and the USWNT SheBelieves Cup three times. It’s one of the most significant national-team venues in the US outside the traditional large-stadium circuit.
Plan for Florida Sun
Four canopy roofs provide partial shade. For day games, sections directly below a roof are the most protected, and midfield sideline sections are shadier. The east side gets sun the longest. The north and south goal sections are the most consistently sun-free, while corners get direct sun — best avoided for hot afternoon games.
Local Food Program
The “Orlando Made” food and beverage program features local Orlando restaurants and flavors throughout the concourse — one of the better stadium food programs in MLS. Arrive with an appetite and explore beyond the standard concession stands.
Tell us your target date and we’ll confirm availability and put options together.
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Two levels — Field Level and Middle Level — each with sideline and endzone options. Sun exposure is the key planning factor here. Four canopy roofs provide partial shade; check which sections fall below a roof for day games.
Suites & Premium Areas
Five premium products — Chairman’s Club (most exclusive, VIP parking), West Club (all-inclusive west side), Midfield East Club (outdoor lounge), Premium Suite (private), and the Audi Party Suite (largest group option).
The Chairman’s Club is the most exclusive tier — suite-style seating with the most private amenities and VIP parking. Contact us early for high-demand Orlando City and national-team fixtures.
The West Club’s all-inclusive food and beverage structure makes it the most predictable budget option. The Chairman’s Club is the most exclusive tier and moves fastest for USMNT, USWNT, and high-demand Orlando City fixtures.
Inside the Stadium
What to know before you arrive — sun exposure and the supporters atmosphere are the two factors that most shape your section choice.
Transit, Parking & Entry
A Downtown Orlando location — walkable from many hotels and connected to the SunRail commuter rail network. MCO Airport is about 25 minutes by rideshare.
Getting Here
- Downtown Orlando hotels — many within a 10–15 min walk
- SunRail — Church Street Station a short walk from the stadium
- Orlando International (MCO) ~25 min by rideshare
- International Drive / I-Drive ~15–20 min by rideshare
Inter&Co Stadium
655 W Church St, Orlando, FL 32805
VIP parking is included with Chairman’s Club and premium packages — confirm your designated parking location at the time of booking. General parking is available in the downtown garages surrounding the stadium.
Hotels & Neighborhoods
The Downtown Orlando location gives Inter&Co some of the best hotel access of any MLS venue — most downtown properties are walkable, with strong supply across all price points.
Downtown Orlando
Walking distance to the stadium. Multiple hotels within the downtown core, with the Dr. Phillips Center, Lake Eola, and the entertainment district all adjacent. The best base for groups combining the match with downtown’s restaurant and bar scene.
Thornton Park / Lake Eola
Orlando’s most characterful residential and dining neighborhood — independent restaurants, cafes, and boutique hotels around Lake Eola Park. A 10–15 min walk from the stadium. Best for groups who want authentic Orlando neighborhood character.
International Drive (I-Drive)
Orlando’s entertainment corridor — Universal Studios, ICON Park, restaurants, and the highest hotel density in the metro. ~15–20 min from the stadium. Best for groups combining the match with Orlando’s broader tourist attractions.
Lake Buena Vista / Disney
Walt Disney World resort hotels — ~25–30 min from the stadium. Best for groups combining an Orlando City match with a theme-park visit, or families who want resort-level amenities alongside the soccer.
Luxury
- Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando — downtown, closest to the stadium
- Waldorf Astoria Orlando — Lake Buena Vista, resort scale
- Four Seasons Resort Orlando — Disney Springs area
- JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes — resort campus
4-Star
- Marriott Orlando Downtown — walking distance to the stadium
- Hilton Orlando — I-Drive, strong facilities
- Hyatt Regency Orlando — I-Drive, convention-scale
- Rosen Shingle Creek — upscale I-Drive resort
Upper-Midrange
- Downtown select-service — most walkable options
- Thornton Park boutiques — most neighborhood character
- I-Drive corridor — best price-to-amenity on the strip
- Matched to date, inventory, and group size
Downtown Orlando fills quickly for USMNT and USWNT national-team fixtures and major Orlando City matches. I-Drive and resort-area hotels provide the most inventory for large groups.
Lake Eola Park in Thornton Park is Orlando’s best urban green space — the Sunday farmers market and the lakeside walk are worth building into any itinerary. The Mills 50 District is the city’s independent restaurant corridor, the best dining outside the tourist strip. The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is immediately adjacent to the stadium — Orlando’s flagship arts venue, worth checking for events alongside the match.
Common Questions
First-time visitor answers, plainly stated.
The four canopy roofs cover the sections directly below them — midfield sideline sections (110–120 upper, 10–20 field) and the sections directly behind each goal are the most protected. East-side sections get sun the longest, and west-side lower sections (30–37) are in sun until late afternoon on day games. Corners are the most exposed. For the safest sun-free experience on a day game, aim for sections directly below a roof at midfield or behind the south goal. Tell us your kickoff time and we’ll factor this into the recommendation.
The north end is the designated supporters section for Orlando City matches — standing throughout the game, coordinated chants and songs, drums, flags, and tifos. It’s one of the more organized supporter cultures in MLS. If you want the most active, immersive fan experience, this is where to be. If you prefer a seated, quieter environment, the sideline sections on either side are the recommendation. There’s a notable atmosphere difference between the north end and the rest of the stadium on big nights.
Yes — Inter&Co Stadium is in Downtown Orlando, and most downtown hotels are within a 10–15 minute walk, with the Grand Bohemian Hotel closest. The walk passes through the entertainment district and is part of the pre-game experience. For groups staying on I-Drive or in the resort area, rideshare is the practical option at 15–25 minutes depending on location.
Inter&Co Stadium has hosted USMNT 2018 and 2022 World Cup qualifiers, and the USWNT SheBelieves Cup in 2018, 2020, and 2023. It’s also hosted the 2019 MLS All-Star Game, the 2017 NWSL Championship, the 2017 NCAA Women’s College Cup, and the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games opening ceremony. It’s one of the most significant national-team and championship event venues in MLS despite its relatively compact size.
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