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Bob

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875,000 sq. ft., 18,500 seats, 19 women's, 18 men's bathrooms, 20 bucks to park, over one hundred beer taps....bring your mastercard!
 
wow
 
the tower is all hi def, 6mm pixel displays that dwarf the old screens. they had lowered the display for the grand opening ceremony. about halfway through the media tour, they raised the the massive array. one half billion spent, 2500 workers employed, and a new stop for the light rail project.
 
the roof has cisterns to collect all the water used in the center. the floors are all terrazzo. there's enough original artwork to fill a public gallery. the food offered us was extraordinary. it's quite the venue to visit at least once. you can even park the kids in an indoor playground while you watch the game.
 
well, I had to look it up..
Amway Center: Enter Legend
Amway Center Facts, Numbers and More



September 24, 2010


From a vision to blueprints to reality.

The Orlando Magic served as the developer of the new downtown Amway Center which will compete to host major national events, concerts and family shows. The facility is owned andoperated by the City of Orlando on behalf of theCentral Florida community.

The Amway Center was designed to reflect the character of the community, meet the goals of the users and build on the legacy of sports and entertainment in Orlando.

The building?s exterior features a modern blend of glass and metal materials, along with ever-changing graphics via a monumental wall along one fa?ade. A 180-foot tall tower and spire serves as a beacon amid the downtown skyline.



more facts

great pix Bob! their website could use some of them.
what's with the name of this incredible place?

looks like we need to plan a trip to Orlando this winter!
 
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