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About Champions Stadium
Champions Stadium sits at the heart of the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. This outdoor baseball stadium blends a two-deck bowl with berm seating to accommodate roughly 9,500 permanent seats plus 2,000+ berm grass seating for peak events, totaling around 11,500. The venue hosts a mix of baseball games and amateur events, and it carries a rich history—from its early days as Cracker Jack Stadium to its current role in the ESPN WWOS ecosystem. Whether you’re catching spring training memories or youth sports action, we’ve got you covered with practical tips to secure your seats, navigate parking, and find comfortable nearby stays and dining.
When planning a visit to Champions Stadium, consider the following practical details. Parking is typically free in general lots, with premium parking options available on select dates. Disney does not guarantee resort-to-venue bus service, so many attendees arrange their own transportation, though TramSporter shuttles operate for some events. Nearby lodging includes onsite Disney resorts such as Pop Century, All-Star Resorts, and Art of Animation, with additional Kissimmee and Celebration-area hotels a short drive away. For accommodations and dining, we highlight trusted partners to help you secure convenient stays and meals before or after the game. Whether you’re a Braves spring training enthusiast or an amateur sports aficionado, Champions Stadium is a dependable, family-friendly venue within the Disney World complex that stays active year after year.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Current name and location: The Stadium at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, 700 S Victory Way, Lake Buena Vista, FL 34747, inside Disney's Wide World of Sports.
- Capacity: 9,500 permanent seats; grass berm seating adds about 2,000+ for a total around 11,500 at peak events.
- Venue type and seating: Outdoor baseball stadium with a two-deck bowl, berm seating, and multiple suites.
- Parking: General parking is typically free; premium parking may be available on select event dates.
- Transit: Disney does not guarantee resort-to-venue bus service; attendees usually arrange own transport; TramSporter shuttles operate for some events.
- Nearby hotels: On-site Disney resorts nearby (e.g., Pop Century, All-Star Resorts, Art of Animation) with additional Kissimmee/Celebration-area hotels within a short drive.
- Notable events hosted: Atlanta Braves spring training (1997–2019); Rays spring training (briefly in 2023); amateur events including AAU Volleyball and Gulf Coast Braves activities.
- Renamed/demolished: Not demolished; formerly Cracker Jack Stadium (1997–2006), The Ballpark at Disney's Wide World of Sports (2007), Champion Stadium (2008–2017/2020); currently The Stadium at the ESPN Wide World of Sports.
- Current status: Active venue used for baseball and other events within the ESPN WWOS Complex.