ORLANDO — Orlando City SC began selling season ticket memberships for the 2027 MLS Sprint Season, a condensed standalone competition that will bridge Major League Soccer’s transition from its current spring-to-fall calendar to a new summer-to-spring format starting next July.
Memberships start at $145 — less than $21 per match — for seven Orlando City regular-season home matches at Inter.co Stadium between February and May. Fans can also spread the cost at less than $21 per month on a seven-month interest-free payment plan, making it the club’s most affordable entry point for season access.
The Sprint Season exists because MLS is realigning its competitive calendar with the global soccer landscape. The current season ends this fall, and the inaugural 2027-28 campaign under the new format will not begin until next summer, leaving a gap the Sprint Season is designed to fill. The club called it “a historic new chapter for both Orlando City and Major League Soccer as the league aligns its competitive calendar with the global soccer landscape.”
Membership perks extend beyond match access. Holders receive a complimentary Apple TV subscription covering every MLS match, a 20% discount on food and beverage at Inter.co Stadium, a 15% discount on merchandise, one complimentary ticket to an Orlando City road match and access to complimentary tickets for all Orlando City B matches. Members also get access to the club’s ticket exchange program, which allows them to swap tickets for additional seats at another match or for seating upgrades.
The club said additional information regarding memberships for the inaugural 2027-28 season under the new calendar format will be announced at a later date.
Orlando City returns to Inter.co Stadium this Saturday to host Toronto FC in MLS play, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. ET.