Inter&Co Stadium – tournament stadium description

What matches will take place at Inter&Co Stadium during Copa América 2024?

Where is Inter&Co Stadium, Copa América 2024 stadium, located?

Inter&Co Stadium (also known as Orlando City Stadium) is located in the city of Orlando, Florida. It opened in 2017 and is the home of the Orlando City SC football team. The cost of the project by the internationally acclaimed firm Populous was $155 million. Major tourist sites in Orlando include: Walt Disney World, SeaWorld Orlando, Universal Orlando and the John F. Kennedy Space Centre.

What does Copa América stadium in Orlando look like?

The stadium has a typical football layout. All four stands are connected at the corners, although the original design did not include that, making the corners unroofed.The stands are divided into two levels, except for the steepest north stand, where there is only a standing sector. Opposite it, in the south-east corner, is a single LED screen.

What is the history of Inter&Co Stadium, Copa América 2024 stadium?

Plans for a new football stadium in Orlando emerged in 2013, along with plans for an MLS club in the city. According to the initial plans, the facility was to be financed largely with public money, but after such a proposal was rejected, the newly-formed Orlando City SC club took the entire investment on itself.

Construction work began in 2015. Despite minor delays, it was possible to complete the work in February 2017, just in time for the team to play the 2017 MLS season on it.

In addition to Orlando City SC, the stadium was also used by the US national team, playing qualifying matches for the 2018 World Cup in Russia and the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. In 2020, the stadium also hosted the CONCAF Champions League final, in which Tigres UANL defeated Los Angeles FC 2:1.

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How Inter&Co Stadium compares to other Copa América 2024 venues?