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The Milk House at Disney's Wide World of Sports
Two new exciting changes are scheduled to happen in 2010 at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, the premier sports venue for amateur and professional sports in the United States. The sprawling 220-acre state-of-the-art complex features The Milk House, a 165,000-square-foot field house which seats 5,500 for basketball; the 9,500-seat Champion Stadium ballpark; the Hess Sports Fields, which include multiple baseball, softball and soccer fields; and Jostens Center, a multi-sport field house. In addition, the complex has a tennis compound, including a stadium court, and a track & field complex.
Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex Re-branding (2010) -- A leading sports and entertainment venue that hosts more than 180 events a year, Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex will be re-themed with the ESPN brand, providing guests with an immersive ESPN experience that will be unique to the complex.
Bowling Center at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex (2010) -- A new 100-lane bowling center at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex is scheduled to open in 2010 and is anticipated to be one of the largest bowling facilities in the United States. The United States Bowling Congress will stage 13 events there, with tournaments beginning in 2011.
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