Silver Spurs Arena

The most prominent part of the 120-acre Osceola Heritage Park, Silver Spurs Arena is a climate-controlled, 8,300-seat facility that can accommodate a wide variety of types of events ranging from rodeo and horse shows to basketball, indoor football, BMX events, cheerleading, gymnastics, and more. The facility includes 12 luxury suites, a full catering kitchen, and four concession stands. Its convenient location, just minutes from Orlando International Airport and close to all Central Florida attractions, Kissimmee-area accommodations, and restaurants makes this facility a winner for your sporting event.

The Silver Spurs Rodeo, the largest PRCA-santioned event east of the Mississippi, is held twice a year in the arena. Besides rodeo action, the arena has hosted a wide variety of sporting events. Amoung them the 2009 Great Florida Shootout national invitational basketball tournament, Don King’s Super Saturday Boxing Championship in 2007, the 2004 USA Gymnastics Jr. Women’s National Championship; Champioship Bull Riding; and the 2007 Florida Paso Fino Horse Association Spectrum International championships, 2010 Florida High School Athletic Competive Cheerleading Championship. ranging from rodeo and horse shows to basketball, indoor football, BMX events, cheerleading, gymnastics, and more.

Seating

  • 8,300 fixed chair-back seats
  • 12 luxury suites
  • Floor capacity upto 3,500 seats

Facility

  • Two elevators
  • 43’4″ ceiling height
  • Four team locker rooms with offices/showers
  • Catering kitchen
  • Electronic scoreboard
  • Climate controlled

Arena

  • 33,946 square feet (250’ x 140’)
  • Accommodates 168 ten-by-ten exhibits
  • Retractable seating section accommodates stage to minimize loss of sight line
  • Concrete floor with unlimited load capacity; dirt installation available
  • Basketball floor available
  • Shuttered arena lighting to enhance show production values
  • Professional quality sound system
  • Two media booths
  • Two overhead doors for easy loading at separate ends of arena (20’w x 14’8”h and 15’w x 14’8”h)
  • 230 foot-candles of light