The Perfect Sports Destination
Central Florida’s world-class sports facilities have hosted everything from World Cup Soccer to major college bowl games, all professional team sports and some of the world’s most famous professional golf tournaments. We have Olympic-caliber training facilities for softball, soccer, swimming, gymnastics and more. Whatever the sport, Central Florida has probably hosted it.
As one of the world’s foremost vacation destinations, Central Florida enjoys a modern and efficient international airport, currently serving over 30 million passengers annually. And of course, in between competitive events your athletes and spectators can enjoy recreation and entertainment opportunities second to none, including Walt Disney World, Epcot Center, Disney-MGM Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Universal Studios, Busch Gardens and Sea World, and let’s not forget inumerable championship golf courses, both freshwater and saltwater fishing, boating, and other watersports.
Pictured Above: Downtown Orlando’s 70,000-seat Citrus Bowl
and the Amway Arena
Central Florida’s moderate climate is perfect for year-round outdoor sports. Additionally, most of our annual rainfall tends to occur during the late afternoon, reducing the chances for rained-out events.
Temperature
Average high temperature for the Greater Orlando area is around 83° Fahrenheit. The seasonal peak (typically about 92° Fahrenheit) comes during the summer months; however, winters are very mild, with average monthly temperatures in the high 60s and low 70s (Fahrenheit).
Rainfall
Average normal precipitation in the Greater Orlando area is about four inches. Rainfall during the summer months can reach seven inches, and two inches is not unusual for the spring months.
Humidity
Average annual humidity in the Greater Orlando area is around 75%. August and September usually experience the highest average humidity, at around 80%, and the lowest average humidity levels (around 70% or less) occur during the spring.
