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T he big man is no longer in Orlando, but the Magic are ready to move on without the constant distractions coming from their former superstar center and head coach. Jameer Nelson, Aaron Afflalo and J.J. Reddick highlight a back court that can shoot with the best of them, while Nikola Vucevic will try to somewhat fill the void left by Howard. Jacque Vaughn takes over in his first year as an NBA head coach.

The end of November brings a slew of tough teams to the Amway Center, including the Pistons, Cavs, Celtics, Spurs and Nets from Nov. 21-30. The Bulls and Knicks will be in central Florida as well on Jan. 2 and Jan. 5, respectively. The game the entire state will be waiting for isn’t until March 25 when Lebron and the Heat make the short trip north to take on the Magic.

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My Trip to Orlando on the RoundBall RoadTrip Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida is a great place to catch an NBA game. There’s plenty of parking available in the parking decks that boarder the arena, and visitors will have no trouble finding a spot for their vehicle. Amway Arena is actually nestled into more of a suburban environment, but for the more adventurous I would suggest parking in the downtown area near one of the many bars and restaurants and then walking to Amway Arena. That way, at the end of the game when most fans are scrambling to their cars to beat the congestion, you can take a leisurely stroll back downtown and grab a bite to eat or a nightcap as the arena traffic clears. The pregame activities at Amway Arena are actually worth getting there early for as well. Several local area businesses and radio stations have booths setup for giveaways and contests. The Amway Arena staff also hosts a variety of games for the kids, including inflatable bounce houses. If you're on site early, I would also suggest entering the arena early. A couple of years ago, the Orlando Magic introduced a program to try to bolster local support for the team. They actually allow fans seated in any section to walk the periphery of the court during warm-ups up for to thirty minutes before game time. Fans are allowed to take photos, get autographs, and watch as their favorite players warm up. It was definitely worth the trouble of arriving early. For more information on Amway Arena and my trip to Orlando, FL, check out my review - http://www.nbabasketballarenas.com/Amway-Arena.htm October 19, 2010
So fun! We had a lott of fun! The tikets were shipped very fast and low price! I hope i get the chanse and money to do somthing loke these again, since i am fro puerto rico and flew all the way to orlando to see a game with lakers. August 18, 2010
Great Game It was one of best time we had as a family. My kids loved it.One sad part was our team lost to San Antonio Spurs. I wish them good luck. I will be watching season. I will like to come back sometime with my family. January 21, 2012
Magic vs Bulls I got the tickets as a surprise for my sister because she loves Derrick Rose. We had amazing seats in the new Magic arena. It was definitely a great experience and we received the tickets very fast. October 18, 2010
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ORLANDO MAGIC FRANCHISE FACTS:

Founded: 1989
Location: Orlando, Florida
Stadium: Amway Center
Conference: Eastern Conference
Division: Southeast Division
Mascot: Stiff
Dancers: Magic Dancers
Notable Players: Tracy McGrady, Steve Francis, Dwight Howard, Shaquille O'Neal
Orlando Magic Championship Titles: 0
Orlando Magic Conference Titles: 1

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ORLANDO MAGIC EXPERIENCE:
The Orlando Magic were one of four expansion teams which joined the NBA for the 1989-90 season along with the Charlotte Hornets, the Miami Heat and the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Magic were the first ever professional sports team in the Orlando area, and instantly gave the city recognition in the sports world when they made their arrival. The Magic began slow like many expansion teams, and gradually stacked up wins and built up the roster in the following years. By 1992 the Magic would become a force in the Eastern Conference and jump onto the radar of the professional basketball world.

The Magic scored the first pick in the 1992 NBA draft lottery and landed center Shaquille O'Neal from Louisiana State University, who was touted as the most talented big-man to enter the league since Patrick Ewing. O'Neal made an immediate impact for the Magic, and he provided rebounds, low-post scoring ability and fearsome blocks that few teams could match up with. O'Neal went on to become the 1992-93 NBA Rookie of the Year.

The following year, the Magic struck gold again by landing the first pick in the lottery and drafting Chris Webber, who they then traded to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for guard Penny Hardaway and future draft picks. Hardaway and O'Neal formed a dynamic duo that would turn the Magic into a force in the Eastern Conference. They made the playoffs for the first time in the 1993-94 season before losing to the Indiana Pacers in the first round. In the 1994-95 season, the Magic made a trade for All-Star forward Horace Grant from the Chicago Bulls, and went on a magical run that ended in the NBA Finals at the hands of the Houston Rockets.

When O'Neal was traded after the 1995-96 season, the Magic went through a period of high-profile free agent busts and subpar play, and didn't return to relevance until 2004 when the team drafted high school phenom Dwight Howard and acquired draft rights to point guard Jameer Nelson. The acquisition of Howard gave the Magic an immediate boost in the paint and the franchise set about building a team around him.

The Magic returned to the NBA Finals in 2008-09, but fell to the Los Angeles Lakers in the Finals. With the Magic moving to their new arena, the Amway Center, in 2010, the team has a built a solid foundation for the future.

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