2025-26 NBA Orlando Magic Home Game Tickets

25-26 NBA Regular Season
Orlando Magic Game Tickets

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KIA Center

Orlando Magic's official arena is the Kia Center located in Orlando, Florida. Opened in 2010, the Kia Center can accommodate over 18,000 spectators and is used as the home arena for the Orlando Magic, as well as a large-scale venue for various events such as sporting events, concerts, and cultural events!

Buy various merchandise such as your favorite player's uniform, keychains, and tumblers at the official merchandise shop! There are also various amenities and concession stands selling food inside the Kia Center, so you can enjoy them before and after the game.

Available Seating Options

Upper Baseline – Dark Blue:
Located on the upper deck of the stadium, behind the goal. Although it is far from the court, it is a seat where you can watch the game at a relatively reasonable price.

Upper Sideline – Light Blue:
Although it is on the upper deck, it has a structure that overlooks the court from the side, making it easy to see the overall flow of the game. It has a wider view than behind the goal, making it a cost-effective seat.

Lower Baseline – Red:
A seat behind the goal on the lower deck, relatively close to the court. You can see dunks and plays around the rim up close, but the overall view may be slightly limited compared to the side seats.

Lower Sideline – White:
A premium location where you can see the court up close from the most ideal angle. Many fans prefer this area because it is easy to see the players' movements, game flow, and strategy at a glance.

Floor – Yellow:
The highest-level seats are on the same level as the court floor. You can feel the players' breathing, the coaching staff's conversations, and the court sounds as they are.