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Current · NBA
Kia Center
Home of the Orlando Magic
Orlando, FL
Still to visit
Teams
Orlando Magic
NBA · basketball
2010–present
Also known as Amway Center
Stadium facts
- Capacity
- 18,846
- NBA basketball. Hockey is listed at 17,353. NCAA basketball is listed at 20,000.Source for capacity
- Opened
- October 1, 2010
- The ribbon cutting and dedication were September 29, 2010, at 10:01 a.m. The first ticketed event was a Vicente Fernandez concert on October 8.Source for opened
Names and sponsors
Orlando Events Center
Planning and construction name.
SourceAmway Center
2010–2023
The history says Amway announced a $40 million naming deal on August 3, 2009, using a right of first refusal from the old Amway Arena.
SourceKia Center
2023–present
The page says the building was renamed the Kia Center on December 20, 2023. No dollar terms for the Kia deal were taken from the page.
Source
Timeline
2010
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2015
September 29, 2010
Ribbon cutting
The ribbon cutting and dedication were September 29, 2010, at 10:01 a.m. The infobox lists the opening as October 1, 2010. The building replaced the old Amway Arena as the Magic's home.
SourceUpcoming schedule
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