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About Kia Center Parking Lots

Welcome to Kia Center Parking Lots, the downtown Orlando venue that hosts a range of sports and entertainment events. Formerly known as Amway Center, this indoor multi-purpose arena has a rich history including the 2012 NBA All-Star Game and NCAA March Madness rounds hosted in 2023. With a capacity that adapts to the event type—from NBA games to center-stage concerts—fans can expect a vibrant experience. We’ve gathered practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining to help you plan a smooth visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 400 West Church Street, Orlando, FL 32801
  • Venue type: indoor multi-purpose arena / sports and entertainment venue
  • Seating capacities: NBA ~18,846; NCAA basketball ~20,000; center-stage concerts ~17,030; end-stage concerts ~16,486; arena football ~17,192
  • Parking: ThreatLocker Garage (400 W South St) and 520 W Pine St Garage with pre-paid options; additional City options (Garland Ave Lot, 55W Garage, Central Blvd Garage); accessible parking via ThreatLocker
  • Transit: SunRail and LYMMO; rideshare drop-off/pickup at Hughey & Pine Street
  • Nearby hotels: AC Hotel Orlando Downtown; Aloft Orlando Downtown; Grand Bohemian Hotel; Marriott Orlando Downtown; Embassy Suites Orlando Downtown; Crowne Plaza Orlando Downtown
  • Notable events: 2012 NBA All-Star Game held at the arena (then Amway Center); NCAA March Madness First/Second Rounds hosted in Orlando (2023 at the arena); WWE Thunderdome events held there in 2020; renamed Kia Center in 2023