Florida Professional Sports Teams

Florida’s major league teams play in the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and MLS, and the Orlando Pride plays in the NWSL; the table lists each team with the venue named on its own site or on a local government venue page (City of Orlando).

Orlando City’s site reports a home win over D.C. United at Inter.co Stadium and also covers the Orlando Pride, including a Pride midfielder named to the 2026 NWSL Skills Challenge (Orlando City SC). In Jacksonville, the city lists EverBank Stadium, home of the Jaguars, and 121 Financial Ballpark, home of the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp baseball team, as parts of the Jacksonville Sports Complex (City of Jacksonville).

Last verified: October 19, 2026, against four local government venue pages (Miami-Dade County, Orlando, Jacksonville, St. Petersburg) and the official sites of the Buccaneers, Dolphins, Rays, Marlins, Lightning, Panthers, Inter Miami and Orlando City.

The City of Orlando owns and operates the Kia Center and Camping World Stadium (City of Orlando).

Miami-Dade County sold the naming rights to the Heat’s home, the Miami-Dade County Arena (Miami-Dade County), and the City of Jacksonville lists EverBank Stadium in its Jacksonville Sports Complex (City of Jacksonville).

In April 2023, after a unanimous vote of the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners, the county and the Heat announced that the team’s home would be known as the Kaseya Center, under a deal worth $117 million over 17 years (Miami-Dade Office of the Mayor). The county negotiated the agreement with Kaseya US LLC for $117,370,000 in payments to the county over the 17-year term, approved by a commission resolution after a public hearing (Miami-Dade County District 3). The county’s notice places the arena in Commission District 3 and says Kaseya’s Miami headquarters has over 900 employees and is committed to adding more than 3,000 full-time positions over the next several years. Mayor Daniella Levine Cava called it the first naming deal with a locally based company in the arena’s history (Office of the Mayor).

The City of Orlando’s venues department, which lists its location as the Kia Center, 400 West Church Street, Suite 200, says that arena opened in October 2010 and is home to the NBA’s Orlando Magic and the ECHL’s Orlando Solar Bears (City of Orlando venues). The same city department runs Camping World Stadium, built in 1936 and rebuilt in a $207.7 million reconstruction in 2014 with 90 percent all-new construction; the city lists it as home to the Citrus Bowl, the Florida Blue Florida Classic and the Cheez-It Bowl.

The Rays’ site calls Tropicana Field, at 1 Tropicana Drive in St. Petersburg, the home of the Rays (Tampa Bay Rays).

The City of St. Petersburg said in November 2025 that repairs to the stadium, whose roof Hurricane Milton damaged in October 2024, were scheduled to be complete by April 2026 (City of St. Petersburg).

The City of St. Petersburg says it is obligated to diligently pursue repairs that make the stadium suitable for Tampa Bay Rays home games again. Its November 21, 2025 release announced that the final roof panel had been installed ahead of schedule and that City Council had approved a total of $59,699,513.82 for remediation and repair (City of St. Petersburg).

The city’s November 2025 timeline listed roof mobilization in July 2025, roof replacement starting in August 2025, audio system, backstop netting and outfield wall padding installation in December 2025, turf in January 2026 and substantial completion in March 2026 (St. Petersburg release). The interior list after the roof covered turf installation, audio visual repairs and replacement and sports lighting, and Mayor Kenneth T. Welch thanked city staff and contractors for finishing the roof ahead of schedule. No newer city repair update was among the sources checked for this page.

EverBank Stadium has 64,000 seats and can expand to more than 83,000, according to the City of Jacksonville, which lists the stadium as part of its Jacksonville Sports Complex (City of Jacksonville).

The stadium officially opened in 1995 and is home to the Jaguars, the Florida-Georgia game and the TaxSlayer Bowl. The city lists 89 suites, 20 cabanas and 2 swimming pools, and says the stadium carries 55,000 square feet of LED video boards; it has hosted Super Bowl XXXIX, the U.S. men’s and women’s national soccer teams and World Cup qualifiers (COJ sports venues).

The city also lists Jacksonville’s EverBank Stadium as the site of concerts by Carrie Underwood and Kenny Chesney and of Florida Country Superfest, and of Monster Jam and a Navy vs. Notre Dame football game (City of Jacksonville).

Some Florida public venues host other teams as well: Orlando’s Kia Center also hosts the ECHL’s Orlando Solar Bears, and Jacksonville’s 121 Financial Ballpark is home to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp baseball team (City of Orlando).

The City of Jacksonville says 121 Financial Ballpark, previously the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville, was built in 2003 with a 112,000 square foot field, 10,000 seats and 12 luxury skyboxes, and lists it as home of the North American Soccer League’s Jacksonville Armada FC as well (City of Jacksonville). The ballpark has hosted the Florida vs. Florida State baseball game and the Atlantic Coast Conference baseball championship from 2005 to 2008.

Two of these city venues list bowl games. Orlando’s Camping World Stadium is home to the Citrus Bowl and the Cheez-It Bowl, and Tinker Field, immediately west of it, is a national historic landmark used for outdoor festivals (Orlando venues). In Jacksonville, EverBank Stadium hosts the TaxSlayer Bowl and the Florida-Georgia game alongside the Jaguars, and the city’s entry for the Daily’s Place amphitheater says it connects to the south end of the football stadium, which that entry calls TIAA Bank Field, and shares space with a flex field indoor practice facility for the Jaguars (COJ sports venues).

In South Florida, Inter Miami hosts FC Cincinnati at Nu Stadium on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. Eastern, a home match featured on the club’s site (Inter Miami CF).

Among Florida’s NFL teams, the Buccaneers play at the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, October 25, at 1:00 PM EDT, and host the Atlanta Falcons at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday, November 1, at 1:00 PM EST; their earlier home games there included the Browns, Vikings and Packers in September and October (Buccaneers schedule). The Dolphins’ schedule page is headed 2026 Season Schedule and names Hard Rock Stadium as the home of the Miami Dolphins (Miami Dolphins). For baseball, the Marlins’ loanDepot park page lists ballpark tours, parking, transportation and a page on the stadium’s roof, and the Rays’ Tropicana Field page carries parking, seating maps and a guide to getting to the ballpark (Miami Marlins; Tampa Bay Rays).

Florida’s two NHL teams, the Lightning and Panthers, post their schedules on their team sites, which list Benchmark International Arena and Amerant Bank Arena among their arena links (Lightning; Panthers). In Orlando, Orlando City is already selling 2027 season tickets for Inter.co Stadium (Orlando City SC).