Single-game tickets for the Orlando Magic's 2026-27 season went on sale Friday, August 14 at 1 p.m., giving fans their first chance to buy seats for individual matchups ahead of an October tip-off at Kia Center.
The Magic open their home slate on Wednesday, October 21 against the Atlanta Hawks at 7 p.m., the third time in four years the team has hosted its season opener at Kia Center. The broader schedule includes eight nationally televised games, among them two meetings with the New York Knicks plus matchups against Miami, Boston, Philadelphia, and Indiana, a slate that gives Central Florida fans several marquee dates to circle early.
With single-game tickets now live, fans can buy directly through OrlandoMagic.com/tickets, the Kia Center box office on Church Street, or Ticketmaster.com/Magic, as well as by phone. Fans can also check current listings for Magic home games on Infotickets' Orlando Magic collection. The club has also confirmed that season ticket plans, partial plans, group packages, and suite rentals remain available for fans who want to commit to more than a single night.
Training camp opens September 29 at the AdventHealth Training Center, giving the roster roughly three weeks to prepare before the regular season begins, worth watching for fans who track preseason form before deciding which games to prioritize.
A few tips for fans buying now: nationally televised games and matchups against the Knicks, Celtics, and Heat tend to move fastest and climb in resale price as the season approaches, so those are worth locking in early rather than waiting. Weeknight games against lower-profile opponents typically offer the best value if budget matters more than star power. And because Kia Center sits in downtown Orlando, fans traveling from outside the city should factor parking and rideshare pricing into their overall night-out budget, especially on high-demand dates.
With tickets freshly on sale and a full national broadcast slate on the calendar, Magic fans now have a clear window to plan their season before the best seats and dates are gone.