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The The Central Florida Kraze formed in what is now the USL Premier Development League, the highest amateur league (4th tier overall) in the United States soccer pyramid, in xxxx. Playing in Orange and Seminole Counties, the team won the PDL championship in xxxx. Orlando City eventually took over several youth soccer groups and the Kraze to form a unified soccer development system under their brand. Orlando City is now represented by teams in several levels of the United Soccer Leagues, including the Super Y-League, Super-20 League andOrlando has hosted matches for several high-profile international soccer tournaments. In the xxxx FIFA World Cup, Orlando's Citrus Bowl hosted five matches?four group-stage matches and one Round of 16 match?with Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Morocco each playing multiple matches at the stadium. Each of the five games drew an attendance of over 60,000. Orlando was considered for a Major League Soccer franchise following its World Cup success, but no willing investors were identified at the time. Orlando also hosted six group stage matches for the xxxx Summer Olympics men's soccer tournament?three each in Groups B and D?with an average attendance of over 20,000 per game. Orlando also hosted three Group E matches for the xxxx women's tournament, with similar attendaMinor league soccer has seen varying degrees of success in Orlando. The original Orlando Lions were formed in xxxx, and played in the American Soccer League in xxxx-90. A second incarnation played in the USISL from xxxx?xxxx, winning the regular season title in xxxx and xxxx.[1][2] Orlando made another attempt at pro soccer with the Orlando Sundogs, who played in the USISL A-League in xxxx. They finished in the middle of the pack, but suffered poor attendance, and folded after one year. In xxxx, Orlando hosted the Orlando Sharks of the Major Indoor Soccer League. After poor performance their first year, plans to shift to the new National Indoor Soccer League were eventuaThe Orlando Solar Bears, of the now-defunct International Hockey League, were formed in xxxx and were very successful, making the playoffs in each of its six seasons and qualifying for Turner Cup Finals twice (losing both times) before finally taking the title in xxxx. When the IHL folded after the xxxx-01 season, Rich DeVos chose to fold the Solar Bears because his other team, the Grand Rapids Griffins, was moving to another league that did not permit an individual to own multIn xxxx, the Atlantic Coast Hockey League was formed with Orlando hosting one of the charter franchises, the Orlando Seals, which won their Commissioner's Cup in xxxx; this made Orlando the only Florida city with two hockey championships. The Seals moved to the World Hockey Association 2 in xxxx, then the Southern Professional Hockey League in xxxx. The City of Orlando revoked their lease for the present Amway Arena, however, forcing them to sit out the xxxx-05 season. They moved to Kissimmee and became the Florida Seals in November xxxx. The team resumed play in the xxxx-xxxx season, playing home games at the Silver Spurs Arena, making it to the President's Cup Finals before losing to Knoxville. Then on January 4, xxxx, the Silver Spurs Arena abruptly booted the Seals due to unpaid rent, forcing the franchIn xxxx, an investment group announced that they were approved to lease Amway Center for a new franchise in the third-tier ECHL, which was formally awarded on November 1, xxxx.[3] Two weeks later, it was announced that they had received the blessing of previous owner Rich DeVos to revive the Orlando Solar Bears name.[4] The team began play in the xxxx?13 ECHL season, with their first match against the Florida Everblades in Estero, Florida, on October 12, xxxx. Their home opener was October 20, xxxx, also against thePro baseball has been played in Orlando since xxxx, primarily in the Class A Florida State League, until the Orlando Twins joined the AA Southern League in xxxx. Tinker Field, named for baseball hall-of-famer Joe Tinker, is a historic baseball stadium next to the Citrus Bowl, currently out of use. It was formerly the spring training home of the Minnesota Twins (and the Washington Senators before they relocated to Minneapolis) and the AA Southern League affiliates of the Twins, Chicago Cubs and Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Everblades.ise to fold.iple teams.lly shelved.nce figures. PDL.hiOrlando was one of the launch markets for the United Football League in xxxx. Orlando's team, the Florida Tuskers, was invested in by Stuart Sternberg, principal owner of the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team, and played two of its three home games in the Citrus Bowl, and the third in Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. They complied a perfect 6-0 record in the Premier Season, before losing to the Las Vegas Locomotives in the championship game. Before the xxxx season, Sternberg sold his stake in the team, and the Tuskers announced they would play all home games in Orlando. Its team stake has since been purchased by Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Theismann. Before the start of the xxxx, it was announced the Tuskers would be moved to Norfolk, Virginia and would be renamed the Virginia Destroyers.pAmtrak intercity passenger rail service operates from the Orlando Amtrak Station south of downtown. The Mission Revival-style station has been in continuous use since xxxx,[50] first for the Atlantic Coast Line, then the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad (signage for which is still displayed over the station's main entrance). Amtrak's Silver Meteor and Silver Star service Orlando four times daily, twice bound for points north to New York City and twice bound for points south to Miami. Orlando also serves as a transfer hub for Amtrak Thruway Motorcoach bus service. Orlando Station has the highest Amtrak ridership in the state, with the exception of the Auto Train depot located in nearby SanIn xxxx, federal and state funding was granted for the establishment of SunRail, a local commuter rail service, to operate on the CSX A line tracks between DeLand and Poinciana, passing through the downtown area and surrounding urban neighborhoods along the way. The service was expected to substantially reduce traffic congestion along the I-4 corridor, especially between Downtown Orlando and the suburban communities in Seminole and Volusia Counties. The federal and state funds would have covered approximately 80% of the estimated $400 million cost for track modifications and construction of stations along the route. The counties involved had approved local matching funds in xxxx and the line was projected to begin operations in xxxx.[52] However, the project was ultimately voted down by Florida State Senate in xxxx and again in xxxx due to an amendment that would have approved a $200 million insurance policy for the system. Although there had been growing concern the system would be scrapped, a deadline extension combined with a new insurance arrangement with CSX brought new hope that SunRail will be completed after all.[53] In a special session in December xxxx, the Florida Legislature approved commuter rail for Florida, which also enabled high-speed rail federal funding. SunRail is now underway[clarification needed] and is slated to open for passenger service beginning in May xxxx. Phase I of the rail system will run from Debary to Sand Lake Road in South Orlando. Phase II, which isn't expected to be completed until xxxx, will connect from DeBary and continue north to DeLand. Also as part of phase II the track will extend from Sand Lake Road in Orlando south to Poinciana. SunRail is expected[by whom?] to make a significant impact Central Florida's economy.[citation needed]ford.[51] hop music, metal, rock music, reggaeton and Latino music scenes are all active within the city. Orlando is known as "Hollywood East" because of numerous movie studios in the area. Major motion picture production was active in the city during the mid-to-late xxxxs, but has slowed in the past decade. Probably the most famous film-making moment in the city's history occurred with the implosion of Orlando's previous City Hall for the movie Lethal Weapon 3. Orlando is now a large production center for television shows, direct-to-video productions, and commercial production.[44] In early xxxx, filmmaker Marlon Campbell constructed A-Match Pictures and Angel Media Studios; a multi-million dollar film and recording facility that has been added to the list of major studios in the city.[citaUntil recently, Walt Disney Feature Animation operated a studio in Disney's Hollywood Studios at the Walt Disney World Resort. Feature Animation-Florida was primarily responsible for the films Mulan, Lilo & Stitch, and the early stages of Brother Bear and contributed on various other projects. Universal Studios Florida's Soundstage 21 is home to TNA Wrestling's flagship show TNA Impact!. Nickelodeon Studios, which through the xxxxs produced hundreds of hours of GAK-filled game shows targeted at children[citation needed], no longer operates out of Universal Studios Florida. The Florida Film Festival which takes place in venues throughout the area is one of the most respected regional film festivals in the country and attracts budding filmmakers from around the world. Orlando is very popular among independent filmmakers. Orlando's indie film scene has been active since Haxan Film's The Blair Witch Project (xxxx) and a few years later with Charlize Theron winning her Academy Award for Monster (xxxx). A Florida state film incentive has also helped increase the number of films being produced in Orlando and the rest of The Orlando Metropolitan Area is home to a substantial theater population. Several professional and semi-professional houses and many community theaters include the Central Florida Ballet, Orlando Ballet, Orlando Shakespeare Theater, Orlando Repertory Theatre, Mad Cow Theatre, and IceHouse Theatre in Mount Dora. Orlando Theatre Project, closed in xxxx. Additionally, both University of Central Florida and Rollins College (Winter Park) are home to theater departments that attract an influx of young artists to tThe Orlando International Fringe Theater Festival, which draws touring companies from around the world, is hosted in various venues over Orlando's Loch Haven Park every spring. At the festival, there are also readings and fully staged productions of new and unknown plays by local artists.[45] Also in the spring, there is The Harriett Lake Festival of New Plays, hosted by Orlando Shakespeare Theater.[46] Founded in xxxx, the Orlando Cabaret Festival showcases local, national, and internationally renowned cabaret artist to Mad Cow Theatre in Downtown Orlando each Orlando is the home city of the Orlando Magic NBA team, the Orlando City USL Pro soccer team, the Orlando Predators Arena Football League team, the Orlando Solar Bears ECHL ice hockey team, and the UCF Knights college athletics teams. The city has hosted the NBAOn January 28, xxxx, President Obama said that Florida would be receiving $1.25 billion to start the construction of a statewide high speed rail system with Orlando as its central hub. The first stage would have connected Orlando and Tampa, Florida and was expected to be completed by xxxx. The second stage was to connect Orlando and Miami, Florida.[54] The project was canceled by Gov. Rick Scott in xxxx, and on March 4, xxxx, the Florida Supreme Court unanimously turned down the request of two state senators to force Scott to accept federal funding for the prOrlando is served by a collection of independently owned taxi companies, including Mears Transportation, Star Taxi, and United Taxi among others. While traveling in downtown Orlando, taxis can be hailed on a regular basis. Taxis are also available in and around the Amway Center, Orlando Convention Center, and all major attractions/theme parks (i.e., Universal Studios, Disney WGiven Orlando's status as a busy international tourist destination and growing industrial and commercial base, Mexico and the United Kingdom opened consulates in Orlando.[58][59] Other countries operating consulates in Orlando are Argentina, Austria, Italy, Haiti, France, Portugal, the Netherlands, the Ivory Coast, and Jamaica. As a result, Orlando now has the second highest number of foreign consulates in FloridPortions of the xxxx novel Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank take place in Orlando including McCoy Air Force Base (now Orlando International Airport). Orlando was later revealed to have been destroyed in two nuclear bomb blasts, one downtown and one at the air base. The main town in the series, Fort Repose, was based on The UCF Knights, the athletics teams of the University of Central Florida, compete in NCAA Division I. They joined the Football Bowl Subdivision in xxxx, and Conference USA in xxxx. The UCF Knights football team won the Conference USA Championship in xxxx and xxxx. Its soccer program has pOrlando's professional soccer team is Orlando City S.C.. Orlando City has played in the third division USL Pro since xxxx, although Orlando City is in talks with Major League Soccer to enter MLS in xxxx. In xxxx, Steve Donner formed Orlando Pro Soccer which was awarded a future United Soccer Leagues pro expansion slot for xxxx. Later that year, Phil Rawlins moved the Austin Aztex FC to Orlando and formed Orlando City S.C., beginning play in USL Pro in xxxx. Orlando City won the xxxx USL Pro Championship, and and the highest attendance in the league.roduced several high-profile players, including FIFA 100 honoree Michelle Akers. The campus features Bright House Networks Stadium for football and UCF Arena for basketball, both built in xxxx. Other facilities include Jay Bergman Field (baseball) and the UCF Soccer and Track Stadium (soccer, track The Citrus Bowl is the home of the Capital One Bowl (formerly the Florida Citrus Bowl) and the Russell Athletic Bowl (formerly the Tangerine Bowl). It also hosts regular-season football games for Jones High School, as well as the annual Florida Classic played between the NCAA Division I-AA Football teams from Florida A&M University and Bethune-Cookman University, and the state's high-school footThe Orlando Predators have existed since xxxx as an expansion team in the original Arena Football League. The Predators' rivalry with the Tampa Bay Storm was one of the landmark features of the AFL. The Predators won the ArenaBowl in xxxx and xxxx, and also recorded the only shutout in AFL history in xxxx. After the original AFL folded in xxxx, the Predators shifted to the new Arena Football League, reconstituted by a group of AFL and af2 franchises, beginning play in the new league in xxxx.ball finals.and field).nearby Mount Dora.a next to Miami.[60]orld, etc.).oject. All-Star Game twice: in xxxx at the old Orlando Arena, and in xxxx at the current AmwMany major athletes are from Orlando, such as baseball players A.J. Pierzynski and Johnny Damon, football players Warren Sapp, Chris Johnson, Brandon Meriweather, Deacon Jones, Brandon Siler, Mike Sims-Walker, Brandon Marshall, and basketball players Amar'e Stoudemire and Darius Washington, and soccer player Michelle Akers. Orlando is home to many notable athletes former and present, including baseball players Carlos Peña, Frank Viola, Ken Griffey, Jr.; basketball player Shaquille O'Neal; and many golfers, including Tiger Woods, Mark O'Meara and Arnold Palmer. The area's golf professionals reside largely in the Isleworth and Lake NonThe Orlando International Airport (MCO) is Orlando's primary airport and currently the second busiest airport in the state of Florida closely behind Miami International Airport. The airport serves as a secondary hub and corporate headquarters for AirTran Airways and a focus hub city for Southwest Airlines, JetBlue Airways and Frontier Airlines. The airport serves as a major international gateway for the mid-Florida region with major foreign carriers including Lufthansa, Air Canada, British Airways, Air France, WestJet, Virgin Atlantic, Aer Lingus, TAM, and AerOrlando, like other major cities, experiences gridlock and traffic jams daily, especially when commuting from the northern suburbs in Seminole County south to downtown and from the eastern suburbs of OrProfessional football in Orlando in goes back to the xxxxs, when the Orlando Panthers played in the minor-league Continental Football League. The Panthers won two CPFL titles in xxxx and xxxx, but folded with the league after the xxxx season. In xxxx, the World Football League was formed, and a franchise originally planned for Boston, then moved to the Washington, D.C. area, wound up in Orlando as the Florida Blazers. Despite playing before sparse crowds at the Citrus Bowl and not getting paid for weeks at a time, the Blazers won their division with a 14-6 record and qualified for the first (and only) WFL championship game, losing to the Birmingham Americans, 22-21. The franchise was relocated to San Antonio for the xxxx season, then quietly expired with the league in October of tThe Citrus Bowl also hosted an NFL team?a fictional one, the Orlando Breakers, who were featured in the last two seasons of the television sitcom Coach. The team, head-coached by main character Hayden Fox (played by Craig T. Nelson), was a plot device to reflect the xxxx addition of the Jacksonville Jaguars to the real-life NFL. It also permitted the ABC series' production to move to Disney-MGM Studios in Orlando.hat year.ange County to Downtown. Heavy traffic is also common in the tourist district south of downtown. Rush hours (peak traffic hours) are usually weekday mornings (after 7 am) and afternoons (after 4 pm). There are various traffic advisory resources available for commuters including downloading the Tele-Traffic App (available for iPhone and Android), dialing 5-1-1 (a free automated traffic advisory system provided by the Florida Department of Transportation, available by dialing 511), visiting the Florida 511 Web site, listening to traffic reports on major radio stations, and reading electronic traffic advisory displays (also called Variable-message signs, information is also provided by FDOT) on the major highways and roadways.omexico.a neighborhoods.ay Center.spring.[47]he area.the state.tion needed]
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