Inter&Co Stadium
Identity
- City
- Orlando (FL)
- Nation
- United States
- Capacity
- 25,500
- Seating capacity
- 25,500
- Expansion capacity
- 30,000
- Built
- 2017-02-24
- Owner club
- —
- Ownership type
- Council
- Nearby stadium
- —
A capacity of 0 is a stored zero and is shown as one; a blank is a value the export did not record.
Build dates run from the nineteenth century to dates in the game's future, and are shown as stored.
Pitch and roof
- Pitch type
- Grass
- Pitch length
- 1097 109.7 m, derived
- Pitch width
- 685 68.5 m, derived
- Pitch condition
- 200
- Covered
- No
- Under-soil heating
- No
- Retractable roof
- No
The source stores pitch dimensions in decimetres — Old Trafford, the Camp Nou and Wembley all hold 1050 by 680 —
so the stored number is shown first and the metre figure beside it is derived by this application, not something
the database contains. A stored 0 means the row has no dimensions and converts to nothing.
stadium.pitch_condition is a raw source scale running to 200 with no lookup table, and is printed as
stored.
Location
- Coordinates
- 28.5411, -81.389297
Resident clubs
| Name | City | Division | Reputation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orlando City SC | Orlando (FL) | Major League Soccer | 6200 |
| Orlando Pride | Orlando (FL) | National Women's Soccer League | 7800 |
Clubs come from club.stadium_uid. One shared ground in the data carries 119 of them, so the list is
paginated rather than loaded whole.
Competition seasons hosted
| Season | Competition | Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 2024–25 | NWSL Challenge Cup | Washington Spirit |
| 2023–24 | Major League Soccer Eastern Conference | New York Red Bulls |
| 2021–22 | US Cup | Orlando City SC |
| 2019–20 | North American Champions Cup | Tigres de la UANL |
| 2018–19 | MLS All-Stars Game | A. Madrid |
| 2016–17 | NWSL Championship | Portland Thorns |
Seasons come from comp_history.host_stadium_uid. season_end_year is the end year, so
2020 is the 2019–20 season; rows with no end year fall back to the stored season_year. Winners
point at club_team rather than club, because an international tournament is won by a
national team — and since club_team.name is recorded for under two per cent of squads, the
winner is named by its club or nation rather than by an invented team name.
comp_history rows carry a synthetic negative uid and never appear in a URL.