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Orlando Magic History
Joining the NBA in the 1989 expansion era, the Magic struggled for three years until picking center Shaquille O'Neal first in the 1992 draft. The Magic finished at .500 in the 1992–93 season, barely missing the playoffs. Then, with only a slim chance in the 1993 draft lottery, the team won the rights to pick No. 1 again. They used their selection, Chris Webber, in a trade to obtain guard Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway and future picks.
O’Neal and Hardaway led the Magic to 50 wins in the 1993–94 season and then 57 victories, as well as a trip to the NBA Finals, the following year. In the 1995–96 campaign, the Magic won a franchise-record 60 games in what would be O'Neal's last season in Orlando. They made it to the Eastern Conference finals against the Chicago Bulls.
Over the next 10 years, the Magic made the playoffs five times under the leadership of coach Doc Rivers and Hall of Fame guard Tracy McGrady, who earned two scoring titles and the 2001 Most Improved Player award during his tenure. The 2006–07 season saw Orlando start a run of six consecutive postseason appearances, as star center Dwight Howard blossomed and the Magic surrounded him with young talent and savvy veterans.
The Magic reached the second round of the playoffs in 2008 behind Howard and forwards Hidayet "Hedo" Türkoğlu and Rashard Lewis. The following season, with trade acquisition Rafer Alston filling in for injured point guard Jameer Nelson and sharpshooter J.J. Redick taking on a more prominent role, the team won 59 games and defeated the Philadelphia 76ers, the Boston Celtics and the LeBron James-led Cleveland Cavaliers in the playoffs. It earned the Magic a second trip to the NBA Finals, where they lost to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Following Howard’s trade to the Lakers in 2012, the Magic began a decade-long rebuilding process while developing notable talents like Victor Oladipo, Aaron Gordon and Nikola Vučević. The Magic’s luck seemed to improve after reaching playoff contention once again in 2019 and 2020, and landing top draft picks such as Mo Bamba, Jalen Suggs, Franz Wagner, and 2023 Rookie of the Year Paolo Banchero.
Orlando Magic Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Southeast
Year Founded: 1989
Team Colors: Magic Blue, Black, Silver
Team Rivals: Miami HEAT(Opens in new tab), Atlanta Hawks(Opens in new tab), Washington Wizards(Opens in new tab), Charlotte Hornets(Opens in new tab), Toronto Raptors
Orlando Magic at Kia Center
The Orlando Magic play their home games at Kia Center(Opens in new tab), a gleaming, world-class arena that affords fans amenities such as ample seat space, excellent sight lines, spacious concourses, and unique food and drink options. The arena opened in 2010 and is notable for its 180-foot tower that serves as a beacon on the downtown skyline. Upon its opening, Kia Center boasted the largest scoreboard in the NBA, measuring 42 feet and weighing 40 tons.
Tickets for the 2025–26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Orlando Magic. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Ticket prices for Orlando Magic games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for an Orlando Magic game can cost anywhere between $100-$200.
The Orlando Magic have made two appearances in the NBA Finals but have never won.
The Orlando Magic play at Kia Center(Opens in new tab) in downtown Orlando, Florida. The seating chart for Kia Center can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
Yes, you can submit this OneCourt Reservation Form(Opens in new tab) to reserve a device.
Devices will be located at the Section 111 Guest Assistance Booth but can be requested at the Guest Assistance Booth located in section 219 as well. Upon entering the venue, you can pick up a device and take it back to your seat.
You will need to leave a driver’s license or government-issued photo ID card in order to check-out a device. At the end of the game, you will need to return the device to a Guest Assistance Booth. The device will be handed to you in a tote bag to carry the device around comfortably. Headphones will also be provided so you can navigate the audio main menu and listen to our generated Audio Bites throughout the game. You are welcome to bring your own headphones, as long as it has a 3 millimeter audio jack.
The OneCourt device uses haptic technology, or trackable vibrations, to relay key events and spatial positioning of the ball so you can feel the game-play with your fingertips. As the ball moves, you will feel vibrations moving beneath your fingers to replicate the ball position in real time.
While you do need a ticket to enter the arena, there is no cost associated with using a OneCourt device.
Yes, please ask one of our Guest Service Representatives at Kia Center for an escort to help navigate if needed, or if the device is not working properly for any reason.
This was my first NBA game & I was very pleased with the experience. I enjoyed as well as feared the half time show. Our seating was perfect. Food was overpriced & mediocre but it was to be expected. I will definitely attend other NBA games in the future.
Everything was great, except bathroom and you must mandate mask.
Facility was clean security was very accommodating, a lot of entertainment , and food options were delicious. I look forward to returning.
Everything about the game was great.only two things I would change.1 is every one should get a chance to be on the big screen. People in the high paid seat never gets to participate.Then parking in the geico garage there needs to be more attendants giving directions after the game.that gridlock was horrible
So first, there’s a bag ban Nothing more than 4x6. Guy stopped me on the way in and said my wristlet was too big. Said the zipper made it exceed the size not the leather. I was visiting the Orlando area & arrived on train to game. Had no where to put it so I had to throw it out. Then I get into the building and seriously the amount of people walking around with FULL sized purses was crazy. What the heck? Then got to seats. They were fine. Floor was already sticky. The thing that pushed it over the top for me was the gentleman ‘guiding’ people to their seats took his mask off continuously for substantial amounts of time every time he needed to verbally say anything to anyone. What’s the point of an ‘indoor’ mandatory mask mandate when the folks getting paid to be at an event don’t even adhere to that? Again, game was great. The crowd hypers were energetic and never let a dull moment pass in between quarters and even time outs. I would absolutely never go back to that venue though.
Went to a Magic Game in my Hoveround. I had accessible seating which were incredible! The accommodations provided allowed me to get in with no difficulty. The seats were isolated in their own area with special disability bathrooms only for that area. The Attendants were fantastic and Helpful. I would recommend to anyone with special needs.
every detail, the whole show, from the arrival, the pregame, the attention in the restaurant, the cleanliness throughout the place, the game and the entertainment, it was incredible, without a doubt, I will return!!!
Was in town for a soccer tournament and decided to take in a Magic game. Had an absolutely wonderful time. Amazing seats behind the basket, great atmosphere in the arena, easy entrance and exit. Was a great experience and would highly recommend.
It’s a very nice venue. Plenty of vendors, nice staff, lots of historical Orlando Magic memories. My first time visiting and we thought it was dope. I utilized the Magic 360 camera and was featured on the jumboTron screen. I just moved to Orlando and I definitely will be back.
My only disappointment was treatment of the national anthem, but I didn’t expect much
We had a wonderful time taking our grandsons to a Orlando Magic BB Game. Getting to our reserved parking in the garage was tricky as most of the streets were closed but once in there many spaces available. The online site said you could enter 2 hrs before the event. Actually we stood in line for an hr as they changed it to 1 hr ahead without an update on the website. The personnel in the stores were awesome & selection great making for happy boys. Our seats in row 8 were comfortable and could not have had a better site line to the court. Concessions for food: we immediately went to order food for the boys but found NO even semi healthy options. Even burgers were “sold out”, which was odd as we were just allowed to enter the facility. Except for a few minor hiccups, it was an amazing evening full of memories.
Dream comes true… i cannot even imagine how goot this experience will be… travel from poland just to see this game… super
Great venue, great game despite the Magic missing a majority of their team.
The whole event just went smoothly. Seats were exactly how they looked in the picture.
The venue was excellent. We were visiting family in the area and went to the Magic vs Bucks game. Parking in the Geico garage was convenient as well as easy in and out.
Arena is definitely one of the best I’ve been in. Very well maintained, very organized and clean. Definitely worth a visit. Had a good time.
Over all experience was good, ticket purchase and parking was easily accessible.
I bought tickets as a surprise gift for my son. He loved it! We had a great time!
I paid a little extra for club tickets thinking it would make for a better experience. However, I felt our whole experience was rushed and we could not sit back and enjoy it. We got there early to take advantage of the whole event but they didn’t even start letting people in until 6 PM, for a game that started at 7 PM. Despite being in the very front, it took a while to get inside. Despite being one of the first in line for food we ended up waiting so long we had to inhale it and run back to our seats. The line only got worse after us. Despite being on the 4th floor, it took just as long to get our drinks in the private bar then it did on the 3rd. Not to say I’ll never come back, but I don’t think the experience of a $200 ticket is any better than a $50 ticket.
the fieldhouse and facilities were good.. but the game stunk.. both teams played a bunch of D-League players- I knew virtually no one... I will never pay $700 to watch the Orlando Magic again