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About The Palace - Orlando

Located in the heart of Orlando, The Palace is a versatile 14,000 square foot, multi-level event venue ideal for weddings, corporate events, ceremonies, receptions, and social galas. With a flexible floor plan, the space supports diverse configurations to fit your guest count and aesthetic—from intimate ceremonies to grand celebrations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 6449 Raleigh St., Orlando, FL 32835.
  • Venue type and size: 14,000 sq ft, multi-level event venue; Entire Space max reception 1,200; max seated 600.
  • Parking: Metrowest Shoppes center lists 106 parking spaces for the center (on-site parking specifics for The Palace not publicly published).
  • Transit: Public transit via LYNX; closest bus stops near Westgate Dr / Raleigh St; Lynx 21 route serves the area.
  • Nearby hotels: Wingate by Wyndham Universal Studios & Convention Center (5661 Windhover Dr, 32819) and Holiday Inn & Suites Across From Universal Orlando (5905 Kirkman Rd, 32819).
  • Seating chart: Public seating chart not publicly published; floor plan available upon request; seating configurations vary by event.
  • Notable events hosted: Primarily weddings, corporate events, social occasions; typical venue uses include ceremonies, receptions, and social galas.
  • Renaming/demolition: No credible sources indicate the venue has been demolished or renamed; it is still listed as The Palace.