Venues ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex

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1 venues

1.1 champion stadium
1.2 hp field house
1.3 j center
1.4 marathon sports fields
1.5 baseball quadraplex
1.6 softball diamondplex
1.7 centre court stadium
1.8 cross country course
1.9 track , field complex





venues
champion stadium

a 9,500 seat baseball stadium built in 1997. 1 of original components of wide world of sports, formerly known cracker jack stadium , ballpark @ disney s wide world of sports. spring training home of atlanta braves , recurring home gulf coast braves. stadium has hosted 2 regular season major league baseball series in 2007 , 2008 featuring tampa bay rays home team. sponsored hanes champion brand.


hp field house

a 5,000-seat multi-purpose arena, formerly milk house, sponsored hewlett packard. hosts advocare invitational college basketball tournament annually. hp field house has 70,000 square feet (6,500 m) stadium style seating highest row 35 feet (11 m) off floor. features smaller gymnasium behind main arena retractable seating. formerly sponsored california milk processor board, progenitors of famous got milk? campaign.


j center

first announced in march 2007, complex s 10th anniversary year, j center (formerly jostens center) 44,800-square-foot (4,160 m) arena (36% smaller hp field house without stadium seating) opened in fall of 2008. center features 6 college-size basketball courts, twelve volleyball courts, or 2 roller hockey rinks. seating capacity 1,200.


marathon sports fields

presented marathon corporation, these fifteen multi-purpose fields can host number of different sports. fields equipped night play, , eleven made international soccer dimensions. 4 baseball fields outfields multi-purpose. tampa bay buccaneers conducted training camp @ facility 2002–2008.


one of fields has 500 permanent seats, , has 1,000 permanent seats, expandable 3,000 additional grandstands. field 17, field larger grandstands, hosts walt disney world pro soccer classic, annual eight-team preseason soccer tournament featuring major league soccer teams.


the complex hosted usl pro orlando city soccer club during 2014 season. had field 5,500 seats team.


baseball quadraplex

consisting of 4 professional baseball fields , 1 practice infield, quadrapelex includes batting tunnels, pitching mounds, hitting tunnels, masters pitching machines, , ten bullpens. fields equipped night play.


softball diamondplex

the first venue completed @ facility, consists of 6 fields used softball , youth baseball. organized 4 fields in circle , 2 adjacent.


centre court stadium

a 1,000 8,500 seat ten-court tennis complex.


cross country course

consists of multi-purpose fields, track , field complex, , 0.7-mile (1.1 km) wooded trail.


track , field complex

a 500-seat competition facility track , field events, designed international association of athletics federations specifications.



nine lane track
three shot put rings
two discus/hammer rings
a javelin runway
two high jump areas
two horizontal jump runways
two pole vault runways




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