Orlando Magic Ticket Prices: A 6-Step Guide

Step 1: Orlando Magic ticket prices and what the team prints

How much does a regular-season Orlando Magic ticket at Kia Center cost? The team's page prints no price, because the cost depends on the game and the seat. The Orlando Magic's ticket page says the seat map on Ticketmaster shows the cost of each seat. The only published figure is one GetYourGuide listing, from €28 per person on 25 October 2026, which does not say which seat it covers. The nearest published price is the team's $20 Monthly Steals offer: per its page, $20 per ticket for home games, offered by text alert on the first of each month, with limited quantities and random seats. To budget for a specific game, open the map with fees on and use the lowest total you see.

You can see the full price before you pay. The team says you can switch on "Show prices with fees" on the Ticketmaster map, and the total then includes all service charges. Do that before you compare any two games.

Season tickets do have printed prices. The price range for an Orlando Magic season ticket runs from $2,370 (Promenade) to $27,500 (Courtside) for the full 41-game home season, and it starts at $2,370, according to the team's season options page, and the 10-game plans start at $580, which the team gives as $58 per game. The plan comparison lists five full-season tiers: Promenade $2,370, Terrace $3,180, ThreatLocker Club $5,400, Ultimate $19,300 and Courtside $27,500. It prints no per-game price for those tiers, and the 20-game plans have no printed price, only a request form. Ask the team for the cost of the exact seats you want.

Nothing on the team's page says tickets get cheaper close to a game, or more expensive. Look at the map for your game with fees on, and decide from what you see.

Pro Tip Turn on "Show prices with fees" on the Ticketmaster map before you compare two games. The total at checkout then matches the price you saw.

Step 2: Buy from the sellers the team names

The team says Ticketmaster is the only authorized ticket seller for Orlando Magic games at Kia Center. You can also buy in person at the Kia Center box office on Church Street. The arena cannot check tickets bought on third-party websites, says the Kia Center FAQ.

Tickets on the Ticketmaster map, the team says, come in two kinds. Seats from the team have a blue dot. Seats listed by other fans are verified resale, and Ticketmaster issues a new barcode in the buyer's name. The page says non-US credit cards work on Ticketmaster.

The cheapest seating sections at Kia Center for a single Magic game are not published, and neither is a single-game price for courtside or club-level seats. The cheapest season tier is Promenade at $2,370 for a full season and the dearest is Courtside at $27,500, with ThreatLocker Club at $5,400 and Ultimate at $19,300 between them, per the team's plan comparison; the Ultimate seats are the first seven rows of the lower bowl. The cheapest sections for a single game are not published: the team does not say where Promenade sits (its seat maps are images), and it prints no single-game price for any level. The team's plan page shows Promenade has two price levels, $3,040 and $2,370, so $2,370 is the lowest. For premium against upper-level seats, the nearest published comparison is the full-season price: Courtside runs from $27,500 to $99,000 and ThreatLocker Club (the club level) from $5,400 to $7,000, against $2,370 for Promenade. The luxury seating page lists no price for club, courtside or suites and gives 407-89-MAGIC to ask; single-game courtside seats, the team says, appear only sometimes as verified resale on Ticketmaster. Only the Ticketmaster map shows the price of each section for your game, so compare the levels there with fees on. The €28 listing does not say which seat it covers.

A GetYourGuide listing is a middle road. Can you trust it? The Orlando Magic NBA game ticket is from €28 per person, rated 4.8 from 789 reviews, and non-refundable, so it has no free cancellation. The listing names the Orlando Magic as the operator and meets at the Kia Center, 400 W Church St. It says you redeem the ticket through a Ticketmaster link, and the GetYourGuide QR code is not a ticket.

Skip the listing if you want to pick your exact seat. What to know: you meet at the Kia Center, 400 W Church St; there is no pickup; the group is limited to 8 participants; the listing prints no duration; and it is non-refundable. It includes access to the arena's restaurants and bars, and food and drink are extra unless you book the Ultimate seating. Parking is extra too. For your own choice of seat, use the Ticketmaster map.

So, tour or do it yourself? Do it yourself on Ticketmaster if you want to pick your seat and see the fee-inclusive total. Take the listing if you want a set price from €28, restaurant and bar access, and a single booking that meets at the Kia Center. The listing prints no duration, and no official page says how long the game lasts.

Step 3: Look for cheaper seats

Discounts for students, seniors or children on Magic tickets: the team publishes no student, senior or children's ticket price, and I saw no official page that does. It names student promotional nights (no dates or prices listed), no senior discount, and for children only the lap rule below. The team names three ways to pay less: discounts, promotional nights and group rates. Its page says it offers discounts for military personnel and first responders. It also says it occasionally runs promotional nights for students.

You will find a sign-up for "$20 ticket offers for any game" on the team's page. The team also suggests signing up for ticket alerts, so you hear when the discounted offers start. Read the terms on the page before you rely on a price.

Groups of 10 or more get group benefits and discounted rates, according to the team; its group page asks a $100 deposit per 50 tickets, makes all sales final and lists no group or student price, so call 407-89-MAGIC. The $20 Monthly Steals offer above is open to anyone who joins the text alerts, and its page names no student or military condition. No page names a senior discount or a children's discount. Kids are a smaller saving. The Kia Center FAQ says children under 36 inches tall do not need a ticket at Orlando Magic home games, if the child sits on an adult's lap.

Waiting is not on the list, and no price drop for late buyers is named.

Key Takeaway The team names military and first responder discounts, student nights and group rates of 10 or more, and it says nothing about prices falling near tip-off.

Step 4: Plan the night at the Kia Center

The Kia Center is at 400 West Church Street in downtown Orlando. Doors open one hour before the time printed on your ticket. Staff scan digital tickets from your phone, so you do not need a paper copy. If you booked the GetYourGuide listing, you meet at the Kia Center, 400 W Church St, in a group limited to 8 participants, and food, drink and parking are not included.

Parking has two kinds. Reserved, pre-paid parking in the ThreatLocker Garage at 400 West South Street and in the 520 W Pine St. Garage, says the Kia Center's parking page. You buy it on Ticketmaster or at the box office, by 5 p.m. on the day before the event. No price is printed for these garages.

Other downtown lots run by the City of Orlando work on a first-come basis, and they cost $10 to $20, says the arena. The garage pass is good for the whole day, and you cannot leave and come back. For rides, the arena sets a drop-off and pickup spot at the corner of Hughey and Pine Street. SunRail is named too, and SunRail runs Monday to Friday only, so check the train times for your game. For more ways to move around town, see getting around Orlando.

Bags are strictly limited. You may bring one small clutch of 4.5 by 6.5 by 1 inches or less. Medical and parent bags up to 14 by 14 by 6 inches are an exception, and staff X-ray them. A bag-check service called Binbox is near Tavern on Church, and it charges a small fee. Outside food and drink are not allowed, with medical exceptions.

Food is sold inside. Tavern on Church serves smashburgers, brisket nachos and fish tacos, and there are bars and club-level dining too, according to the Kia Center's restaurants page. It prints no menu prices, so I cannot give you a price for a hot dog or a beer.

A game night costs more than the ticket, because parking, food and the bag check come on top.

Step 5: Compare Orlando City and Orlando Pride at Inter.co Stadium

Orlando City plays men's soccer in Major League Soccer, and Orlando Pride plays in the National Women's Soccer League. Both teams play at Inter.co Stadium, according to Orlando City's stadium page. The stadium is at 655 W. Church Street in downtown Orlando, on the same street as the arena.

I found no ticket price on the pages I opened. The Orlando City tickets menu lists season tickets, single match tickets, group tickets, a ticket exchange and a separate Pride tickets page. Ask the club for the price of your match.

Match-day parking has dated prices in US dollars. The club listed the Exchange Lot at $15, Lot H at $25 and the N Tailgate Lot at $35. It says pricing changes with the event and that pre-purchase is only open before game days. The city lots at $10 to $20 are a cheaper option.

Both venues are downtown, so one trip can cover a match one night and a game the next.

Step 6: Plan the nights around a game

A game takes one evening, and the rest of your week needs a plan. The Magic game listing, rated 4.8 from 789 reviews and run by the Orlando Magic, is non-refundable, so book it once your dates are fixed. The downtown Orlando ghost walk is from €24 per person, and it lasts 1 hour. It is rated 4.5 from 35 reviews, has free cancellation and meets at 65 E Central Blvd in downtown Orlando.

For a night with no game, the Cirque du Soleil "Drawn to Life" ticket is from €80 per person. Expect 1.5 hours of show, rated 4.4 from 47 reviews. The listing is non-refundable, and the seller is Gray Line of Orlando - Gator Tours.

Sports tickets are rare on the site's list. The site's count of GetYourGuide listings on 25 October 2026 found 3 of 130 Orlando listings are sports tickets: 1 Orlando Magic NBA ticket and 2 NASCAR race packages at Daytona. If you are still planning your days, compare the orlando packages with theme park tickets before you pick a game night.

Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 25 October 2026.

Summary: which step answers your question

Step 1 answers the price question, and the other steps cover where to buy, how to save and what the night needs.