NBA & MLS Weekends in Orlando

The NBA + MLS venues in Orlando average just 0.3 miles apart, close enough to walk or take a short rideshare between games.

Where Fans Gather in Orlando

• Tom's Watch Bar(International Drive)

  Orlando's top destination for sports fans with oversized stadium screens delivering an immersive 360° viewing experience, offering 50+ beers, 125+ screens, and 50+ specialty cocktails.

  Order: Elevated sports bar classics, AI tuna tower, Tom's prime rib French dip, 40 oz beer mug.

• Stadium Club(Lake Buena Vista)

  A high-tech, immersive, experiential sports and dining venue featuring pro-level sports simulators, two bars, and private event areas. It's explicitly open for the 2025/2026 sports seasons.

  Order: Truffle parmesan fries, fried chicken and waffles, wings, and smash burgers.

• Sports & Social(International Drive)

  Scheduled to open in Fall at Pointe Orlando, this new two-level sports bar will feature big screens with state-of-the-art AV, an unbeatable beer selection, crafted cocktails, and an elevated food...

  Order: Traditional brunch, shareables, salads, tacos, sandwiches, and fruity cocktails.

• NBC Sports Grill & Brew(Universal CityWalk)

  Offers an immersive sports experience with full-service dining and extensive menus within Universal CityWalk.

  Order: Full service, snacks & beverages.

How much does a Orlando NBA + MLS weekend cost?

Based on SportCation Index data, the median ticket cost across a prime weekend is around $39, and hotels near the venues run about $93 per night. Budget roughly $225 total for tickets plus two nights.