ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex

Here for a gymnastics competition so thr entire arena was not open. Yet very impressive! Concessions and bathrooms very convenient. Despite the parking lot looking expansive, the walk was manageable even with my older parents. Staff was very friendly and helpful too!

Me and my wife went to watch our son play in a tournament at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex and we had some much fun there. Even though my son's team did not won their games. They had so much fun and gain so much experience and now they know they have to work much harder to perhaps come back next year and keep competing and get better results. Overall, we had so much fun and the best part was seen our son's face the first day arriving at the main entrance. Priceless....

Just like a Disney park, parking is very well organized and the personnel very friendly. The soccer fields were in great shape, almost manicured. Depending on the field, there are great seats so you don’t have to bring your own. Check which field you’ll play prior. Take snacks and drinks, as water and soda from the vending machine is $5 each.

Everyone was really nice. I was here because of The National 2025 Special Olympics State Classics for Pickleball. I really had a blast there. Thanks ESPN Wide World of Sports Event Center & Special Olympics for having me at this "Magical" Place

Great experience, especially the big stadium! Very cool place in the field dugout like the pros! Big scoreboard and stadium seating! Shade toward the top, so not too hot even in summer! There's not much food, 2 food trucks, and pricey, but it's Disney! Carts to pick up up and take you around to farther walks. Great atmosphere and plenty of eating at all Fields. Great Ripkin Experience!

Fantastic venue! Super clean & organized. I was impressed with the layout & how easy it was to find everything. I loved the globe outside, it was a nice photo op!

What a beautiful venue! Will you be there for the Florida state Special Olympics games. During the opening ceremonies many of the Disney characters came out in a parade around the field. And then there were some outstanding fireworks afterwards. Every building was spotless, and there were cast members throughout answering questions and just waving and being kind to everybody. They had cast members what's golf carts to assist the athletes to some of the farther baseball fields Etc. All in all very impressive.

Staff and the park were nice, they do need a better vending machine vendor. They were all empty except for the cherry coke but it gave me waters instead and I tried it a few times. That should never happen on a tournament weekend. That would be an awesome contract to have and clearly their vendor doesn't appreciate ESPN Sports business. I would love to have that account!

ESPN Wide World of Sports has such a special place in my heart! I did competitive cheerleading for 5 years & would compete here twice a year. My favorite competitions were hosted here, the Summit, UCA, & Worlds. They were always the most well organized competitions of the season & though it would always be super hectic, I've never had any issues with travel + the venues themselves here. The HP house & their tents served as great venues. Well air conditioned, despite the hot weather we would typically experience the months we'd visit. Waters were always provided, as well, and would keep us hydrated ! Though I don't cheer anymore, the competitions hosted at ESPN will always be my favorite!

During my visit for the RunDisney Springtime Surprise 2025 at Disney World, the packet pickup area was at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. I've visited Disney World multiple times, but it was my first time at the ESPN complex in early April, 2025! The ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex is a 220 acre facility and hosts a variety of events! It can accommodate over 70 different sports which is amazing! It also has a very large stadium, the Advent Health Arena, two field houses, and a variety of fields! Some of the events that it runs during the year include the Disney Soccer tournaments, cheer and dance competitions, and the RunDisney Health & Fitness Expo. When my mom and I visited the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex center, we first went to the main area to pick-up our packet. The packet pickup area also had photo opportunities with Disney characters! We were then directed to a different building to pick up our shirt. In the building where we picked up our shirt, there were a lot of vendors for the runDisney race! It was so much fun! In the Advent Arena, we were able to get in the virtual queue on the first day, Thursday, to purchase some official runDisney gear and items for the Springtime Surprise 10k. I was able to get the collectible Hercules 10k pin! There was also a colab going on with runDisney and Brooks shoes. You could try on [4] different Disney style brooks shoes at the expo! We had such a great time at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex that we ended up stopping by it on more time on Saturday, the last day of the expo hall for the runDisney Springtime Surprise race! There are also a variety of dining options inside the ESPN Wide World of Sports!

So... you charge $50 per person per day and then do not have enough seats for even HALF of the fans. Doors opened at 6:30... full by 640. I could have watched it from home without spending thousands for transportation , tickets housing . Varsity sports -- you've outgrown espn

We were here for the UCA Nationals cheer competition. I have to say out of all the cheer competitions we attended this year, this one by far was the best, safest and most organized! Parking was easy and efficient. Security and check in was smooth. Varsity tent was great. The venue was clean, plentiful bathrooms, love the carts, food trucks, and practice field. This location was literally built for events like this and it shows. Dignified enjoyed our experience.

ESPN Wide World of Sports is a great place foe sport tournaments. I visited with Special Olympics and was amazed with their arena, stadiums, and fields. Service was great everywhere i shopped. Highly recommend!

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I only come here once or twice a year when it is time for the Disney runs that I sign up for with my wife. Whenever I am here though the place is absolutely packed with people however everything is always planned down wonderfully by the amazing cast members that work here. The ESPN World of Sports Complex is super easy to navigate and there is ample parking for everyone! The design is beautiful and easy to figure out where every Sports field is with signs absolutely everywhere that are themed nicely as well! I have come here also to do some merch shopping and every time I am here there is something new! I even have had some new food and drinks such as the impossible Burger and a glittery beer! The food is always cooked perfectly and the drinks are always nice cold! Prices are reasonable and you can get a nice amount of stuff for under $50 here. They host a multitude of sports events throughout the year and I have come to watch a few of them. It's always so much fun stopping here to see what they have while I am in the area! I can't wait to be back!

Had the privilege of spending a weekend at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex with my family for a soccer tournament. There were things that I expected such as amazing grass conditions and friendly staff which comes with Disney's high standards. But I also went in with some apprehension regarding parking and congestion giving it was a long weekend. Yet I was pleasantly surprised by many things. Parking was super simple and FREE! No long walks it was a simple entry and exit process. Even though there were tons of teams and people in general, it never felt congested. Plenty of space all around. Food was also relatively inexpensive and many great options. From food trucks to sit down restaurants. No long lines or wait. They even had carts driving around frequently to assist moving folks that needed assistance through out the park. Overall it was an amazing experience not only for my kid but for the whole family. Definitely recommend stopping here if given the opportunity.

ESPN WideWorld of Sports complex is the Disney property owners world famous and popular that hosts several huge sporting events from all sorts of diffrent sports. The site features 3-4 arenas, over 15 baseball, softball and soccer fields, a legit full sized baseball stadium and on site eateries and food stands. Our purpose for visiting was my daughter cheer team seems to fortunate enough to annually qualify for the summit national cheer competitions. Which is a massive event that I've seen even cheer teams from China, England and Switzerland come to compete at. The event setup for the cheer is then use the 3 big arenas and you can cheer at any one of them. My daughter has cheered in 2 of the 3 and you can't go wrong with either. Very spacious and easy to navigate. They always do the cheer awards inside the baseball stadium Which is a cool and unique touch the girls love. Overall This is a massive and impressive facility that boast lovely arenas and fields. A perfect place to host huge national and worldwide tournaments. Especially when it can be paired with trips to nearby Disney or universal while in town. While It is always hectic at summit and the trips are always costly (espn parking is free!) we do enjoy the complex. They do a great job hosting these type of events.

Probably one of my favorite places on Disney property has to be ESPN why is that you ask as there is something here for everyone who plays sports or just enjoys being around them! They have several fields for baseball, football, soccer, and just about any other sport you can think of along with a multipurpose arena a baseball stadium and several other facilities that can be used for several different events like huge cheerleading tournaments. There are several different options for things to eat here along with alcoholic drinks and for those they offer different souvenir cups where you can get discount drinks the rest of the day if you purchase one of them. Overall this is a super cool facility that I always enjoy visiting as it has something for everyone so with that said I'll see you on the ice for some hockey!

The facilities are starting to show wear and tear. Walking up and down the volleyball court stairs, the hand rails wiggled and jiggled. They need tightening. The food in the Grill was costly and it was tasty for amusement park food. I had the cheeseburger and loaded tots and wine seltzer in can. I don't remember the brand but the blood orange flavor was quite good. And of course, had to have a churro, salted caramel flavored. Yum! Liked the safety measures i place for the teams out on the soccer fields. Announcement made that storms had been reported in area and if they saw them getting close, with lightning, they would announce that they had to leave the field.

I've been here a couple of times for packet pickup for RunDisney races. The complex itself is huge, and I always forget how much walking I'm going to do every time I'm there. For the pickups, they always have it well-signed and organized, so there's a natural traffic flow. They have you start at the back, kind of flow through some of the buildings then have the merchandise near the front. They also had food trucks and vendors set up, which was nice. There were benches along the main walkway too, giving a nice spot to sit down and eat. Parking is also well laid out. I've never been here for an actual sporting event, so I can't comment on that, but I would guess it's probably well organized for that as well. I've never had a big issue being here for packet pickup!

Visited the complex for the last day of the 2023 Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend to see what the vendors had to offer. Tasted a hydration drink option to provide my feedback on the product in exchange for a $10 Amazon gift card. For the last day, it was quite busy.

This is a great place to watch various sport/cheer/dance competitions. I've been here numerous times over the years. There are several buildings, each with concessions & restaurants and there's ample seating in each. The parking is great too. You don't have to pay and always seem to have enough spaces. Had a cheeseburger and tater tots at the Athletic Center building and who knew that they'd have an incredible burger? I'm not a tater tot lover but we all agreed they were delicious!! Checking in with tickets always seems to be a nightmare though, although I bought my sister a ticket and emailed it to her they said it had already been scanned and made her purchase another. Also the random checking of bags takes forever! Each time this past week they let me walk on and searched my 75 year old mom extensively.

A great place for a large events near Disney. This is a large complex located between Disney's Hollywood Studios and US 192. According to their website, "...since 1997, ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex has seen sports dreams come true for athletes and fans of all ages." It boasts 11 baseball and softball diamonds, 700,000 Sq Ft of playing space, 15,000 spectator seats and 17 Outdoor Multi-purpose fields. I recently visited there for the Warrior Games. It is a great venue for that multi-day, multiple-event happening. On the day I visited parking was well-defined and easy to get to although it was a little limited due to having to close off part of it for the cycling event that was happening. They had a security entrance that is similar to the other Disney parks where you keep walking and they will flag you for additional screening if needed. Most of the Sponsors Row and participants' space was in the arena, the large building closest to the parking lot. The indoor events were happening in the Athletic Center just up the ramp and to the west of the arena. They had a merchandise shop set up in the corner of the stadium where you could get standard or personalized items to commemorate your visit. Overall, from the staff to the venue it was a great place to host a large event near Disney.

Every time there is a Disney Run you have to go here to pick up your shirts and race bin. Then they have an expose where you can walk around gets pins, bags, & other vendors selling all things that has to do with running. The one thing I like about the place it is so organized. This complex is huge! They have people helping you with traffics , parking, & any questions you may have. This year I am surprise there want any pins but I am sure part of is the supply chain issue. I got an email that stated I might not get my medal then another email that the medals came in time. I am excited.

I do recommend this very much I play for this academy and I really love it when you want somewhere to play soccer this is a great place you go up in places when you get older you get sorted by gender and birth year the place is expensive but I do recommend to go for the day and walk around eat some food and if you have time watch some soccer games or practices if your child wants to play soccer they should definitely get to try out for a t

Wow! Just wow! Today's youth are fortunate to have the opportunities, coaches and parents they do these modern days! The ESPN Sports Complex is wonderful! What an experience for teenagers to compete at such a professional and 1st class facility. Indoors and outdoors the ESPN Disney Complex is 1st class!

We came here to check in for RunDisney and everything was very organized! The virtual queue and merchandise checkout experience was super efficient. I do wish there were a few more food options, as we were here for around 4 hours between registration, getting our shirts, and making it to the expo, and one of the vendors completely ran out of food by noon, and the lines were LONG for everything else. But there was plenty of photo opportunities and things to get us excited for RunDisney!

Had a specified team.check in time . 3 hours later still in line .could have been doing other things . Doubt I'll ever spend another dime at Disney & I'd recommend others to stay away from this overpriced money pit

Thanks for making the check in easy! Everything was easily accessible and runners could easily see which raised there are running in. They even broke out the challenges so that if you're and the goofy or dopey challenge you can get your bib at a separate table. Exchanging marathon shirts was really easy and you could try them on right after you receive them. If you forgot to sign your waiver for liability, they had free printers available. The arena had free marathon runners tattoo courtesy of Cigna. They also had free photo opportunities with Oswald Robert, goofy, and Mickey at different times and they were all free. Also located in the arena were free question answer guides, marathon gear for purchase, and when you go to the back of ESPN world sports you could see sponsors selling different race care and giving out free food packets or geico swag. For adults they even had liquor for sale, and all sorts of food for adults and children available.

We've attended the Pro Bowl Experience here the last 3 years. Parking is free and if you're early enough also not a far walk to the entrance. There is bag checks / security scans before you enter. Restrooms are clean but beer tent prices were $12-ish so you may not need to go too frequently unless you're cool with paying that much for a beer?! For the Pro Bowl Experience, there are two separate fields to watch the AFC team vs NFC teams practices. The bleachers and sidelines are typically full of fans holding helmets & footballs hoping to get autographs (admittedly one of the main draws for the hubby & kids). There's also a food trucks and tables set up near the fan zone since you'll probably be there a few hours. TIP: Download the NFL OnePass app which is required to participate in any of Fan Zone activities (all free!) A sample of the Fan Zone activities: - 40-Yard Dash - Best Hands: Catch as many different passes as possible (my daughter's favorite but also the longest line). - Kick-Tac-Toe: Kick 3 in a row on a giant tic-tac-toe board. - Obstacle Course: Navigate through obstacle courses - Precision Passing: Pass to as many targets as possible while on the clock. - Vertical Jump: Jump as high as you can and hit the corresponding flags

The fields are so nice there are nice places to get food and there are nice shops. The only thing is that you need a digital ticket that is hard to pull up. A very nice place!!!

Overwhelming.... In a good way. The ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex is one of the largest performance facilities I have experienced. After attending the cheerleading world championships on several occasions, I can honestly say i still find myself lost at least once . From indoor performance arenas, the soccer center, tennis courts, and a plethora of other sport accommodations, this complex has an enormous ecological footprint. Well run & taken care of year to year. Expect a good experience (and expect 10000° weather).

Attended UDA Nationals for dance here. UDA does a nice job coordinating and managing all the performances. This venue is maintained well, food is what you would expect for a stadium, parking is plentiful.

I have visited the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex three times attending RunDisney expos and bib pick up. Thankfully, they keep the layout the same, because the first time I attended it was pretty overwhelming sending you from building to building. Once you get the layout figured out, it doesn't feel quite as large or intimidating. I imagine most events here will get the same vibe. They are also great with staffing volunteers and announcers to help direct you- I hope this is the same for all events happening here hosted by a Disney company. There are wonderful Disney branding touches throughout the complex reminding you how close you are to the Disney Parks and I imagine some events here can feel like a Disney Park all in itself depending on what brings you to the complex. One thing I have to commend is the cleanliness of the facilities. Especially being such a highly trafficked complex during race weekend, they do an EXCELLENT job maintaining the facilities and grounds. I haven't tried any of the food, but they do sell it and it looks like they have some cool collectable cups too. For the Princess race weekends I hear they have glitter beer as well. I love that they make menu tweaks to fit their audience that weekend. Parking seemed easy to score, however I always use Lyft or Disney resort transportation. My Lyft drivers haven't had any issue finding me though. Lots of parking attendants to guide them to me! If you have an event coming up here- it is probably a pretty big deal and will have special touches to bring Disney Magic to your experience! I hope you enjoy!

Terrible organiation skills, with this many people here, it is chaos. AND You pay $22 for a bottomless cup to drink from. However, no one within the Disney parks/ESPN let's you use it at the dispenser machines specially designed and built to accommodate the chipped cup that you bought thinking you could actually get some use out of it. Thanks Disney, you're already charging $6 a cup that has $0.0735 cost involved. I'm glad I'm no longer a stock holder, very disappointed in your performance.

Visited here to evaluate the Coach Tom Shaw training program that is based ar th it a facility. Obviously a great location to train. We met with Bert who was conducting a session that had a few Pros in attendance and several NFL hopefuls. The training program offers drills, strengthening, nutrition program, team camaraderie, evaluations and experienced trainers. A year long program is offered that runs up to football Pro day prep throughmaking a practice team and making the 53 man roster. We are making a decision soon for our training needs and this facility is top notch and the program has good track record. This facility supports sports programs for softball, baseball, track, marathons etc... I look forward to returning for a game or an event and enjoying more of what is available at this facility.

This time we were at ESPN Wide World of Sports for the D2 Summit Cheerleading Competition. The venue for cheer is clean, fairly easy to navigate and has plenty of restrooms. This particular competition used several buildings, but they were all close to one another. I appreciated the fact that security personnel were present along with service dogs too. My biggest complaint had to do with the food. At the arena, certain areas only sell certain food, which means you may have to walk around to find what you like. Next, in the morning all that was available is doughnut covered chicken nuggets and then a waffle sandwich with fried chicken in the middle?!?! Seriously? Gross....... How can you not just have bagels or fresh fruit? There's thousands of cheerleaders here and these girls aren't looking for deep fried food in the morning! Next, the lines for the adult beverages were insane in the afternoons. I'd really say the food issues were a 3 and the arena's appearance was a 5.

2/19/2016 - DISNEY PRINCESS ENCHANTED WEEKEND (PRINCESS 10K) This is where the Expo was held. As always, the folks at Disney know how to run a successful event. Parking was plenty for this 3-day event. We came here on Friday afternoon. This complex is huge! but there are plenty of Disney happy workers to point you in the right direction. Packet pick up was a breeze. The shirts were in the actual merchandise expo in the Jonhston Building. There were tons of shopping to do! New Balance, CEP socks, feetures, shoe charms, Luna bar samples, fit2run, havaianas, RawThreads, activesol, KT Tape, etc.... Only thing about this particular expo was that they did not give a lot to the runners like other expos. I was very surprised being that it was Disney. KIDS Run 2/20/2016 - Was held in the track & field of the complex. Beautiful maintained property. Lots of entertainment for the kids. Great event overall.

Great facility. Many different types iof events take place at ESPN Wide World of Sports, from cheerleading competitions to race expos and other sporting events. It's also the home of spring training for the Atlanta Braves! My main experience at the facility has been in picking up race packets for RunDisney events. The crowds are always large at these events, but the team at the sports complex runs like a well-oiled machine! They always do a fantastic job at directing the crowds, from parking to the actual venues. The facility is always spotless and it's always easy to get in and out as needed. If you are interest in attending an event here, be sure to check or inquire about any admissions costs as some events require special tickets.

ESPN WWOS Complex is a cool place for sporting events. Easy to get to, could use a little more parking but overall a good experience. They have some food vendors located in the facilities or some more outside in the walkways. One actual restaurant that depending on the event, can get very busy. There is no one place close by to go grab food if you decide to leave. There are some places within driving but nothing super close that would be quick. For the facilities themselves; always clean and accessible. Seating is nice size so don't worry about where you seats may be; typically events here are general seating for the overall section you are in.

I'm old enough to remember when Disney cared about customer service, in fact it was world class. Customers were called "Guests". Now it's non existent. We're on a weather delay for the National championship soccer tournament. Required to take shelter. Crammed in a small, smelly, loud hallway. Right next to a huge, empty, air conditioned indoor stadium, with security keeping everyone out. Another example of why their stock price and attendance is in the toilet. New leadership and a massive overhaul is desperately needed!

I was disappointed given all the hype about the opportunity for our girls attending the AAU Junior National Tournament to play at the ESPN WWOS Complex. In fairness, I'm not sure this is all a reflection of the Complex; part of the responsibility rests with the AAU decision to have the girls play there in the first place. There issues were thus: When kids (and I'm sure most adults) think ESPN, they immediately think they might be on TV. The facility we played in was essentially a large sport complex with no out of the ordinary accoutrements - and no TV cameras. More importantly, someone decided that the courts should be arranged 3 across with bleacher seating only available on either side of the space. That meant that, for many parents paying handsomely and sacrificing greatly to attend this tournament, we had to watch our girls play, and try to cheer for them, OVER an ongoing game right in front of us! It was difficult, especially for parents with less that 20/20 vision, to see the scores of any games, particularly those in the center courts, as the scores were kept on the old-fashion flip score cards with a font so small it could barely be seen from the sidelines. I would think a company with the resources that ESPN has could surely have had some sort of lighted score boards or even a jumbotron on which to post the scores - perhaps giving players and spectators the sense that they were playing in a place more special than the one they had been playing in during the last few days (which, by the way, was also much more convenient to their hotels). The score cards were the same low-tech used at the beginning of the tournament at the Orange County Convention center where, at least, parents and other spectators could see the action and the score from court-side seats.

The ultimate facility for all sports. The complex is clean, easily kept and manicured. The staff is tremendous with the help and directing folks where they ask to go. If given the chance to come back to compete we will definitely come back.

Great venue for cheer Comp D2 Summit, room to roam in back plenty of beer and food trucks. Seating is ample and you get to watch kids performance, parking isn't bad and preferred is avail or shuttle drop off. Fun place.

My daughters cheerleading team made it here. It was really cool to watch them on ESPN . The only complaint was they sold beer here but you where only aloud to drink it outside. Why bother selling it .

I used to play here on a cast member softball team. The fields are perfectly manicured andto this day I tell the tales of playing on ESPN to my softball teammates up in MI as we play on gravel diamonds that are like cement. I would have to imagine that all sports events held at this complex are top notch. The complex is absolutely HUGE. I definitely want to check it out some more when I get the chance.

Came here for the Pro Bowl festivities two different days. Wow! What an excellent experience. Parking was a snap. The free admission was awesome for an event of this caliber. I got to have up-close interactions with several NFL players. They even had a pay area (I did not use this option) for even more chances to hang out and get photos/autographs from players. I'd give this event as many thumbs up as I can borrow thumbs. Both of mine, at least!

I can't even tell you how much I dislike ESPN for soccer tournaments (my kids only play soccer so I can't speak for this location for other sports) I don't understand why spectators have to pay so much money to watch their child play. They're located on unused baseball fields and don't usually have much seating at all. There is no shade for the players or spectators, I just don't get why there's an admission fee. Leave it to Disney to fleece every last dollar out of you. The parking is always a disaster which I also don't understand bc this is literally their job. If they're inviting the entire world to play tournaments at their location, parking shouldn't be so horribly planned. Between parking and buying tickets, we have to plan for an extra hour in addition to drive time, to ensure we're not late for our game. The quality and consistency of the refs is also pretty terrible. This complex has a weird blue line rule yet it's enforced by only some refs. If you have a rule, follow it or get rid of it. If our coach decides to never play another tournament here, I'd kiss him. I. Hate. This. Place.

Came here to pick up my packet for the Disney Princess Half Marathon 2017 a few weeks ago and thought it was a nice complex. It's laid out very well - has plenty of parking - is easy to find and get in and out of at Disney and was easy for me to get a taxi in and out of without the hassle of parking and traffic (so that's a plus). It has great signage and buildings and the staff were all super helpful and friendly. Plenty of bathrooms and everything seems to be in excellent condition and working order here. The expo itself was awesome and I had a blast looking at all the Princess-themed stuff and buying a bunch of runner gear prior to my big race day. Fun fun fun! Can't wait to come back for another!

Probably the one place at Disney World where you won't get in trouble for playing with your balls.

I always enjoy stopping here for race day packet pick up. Venue is very nice. Volunteers giving directions needs a decent amount of work.

There's really not much I can add which hasn't already been said by another Yelper, but I wanted to toss my 2 cents into the hat anyway! We've been coming here for the Braves' training games since 2006 and each time has been a great time. In true Disney form, everything is clean, organized, magical, and over-priced. If you burn, make sure to bring sunscreen because sitting in the Florida sun will take its toll. Parking can be a pain, but arrive extra early and you shouldn't have a problem. I've always purchased tickets through the box office rather than TicketMaster which saves me a few bucks. Great way to spend a spring afternoon in Orlando!

This is a great venue for baseball. I have been here many times. It has a small quaint hometown baseball stadium feel to it. It's Disney, so they do it up right. If you go to a 1PM spring training game here. I recommend you sit first-base way up high in the bleachers. You'll be in the shade the whole time. Anywhere else and you'll be in that hot Florida sun. Play ball!

Saw a security guy (picture attached) berate 3 kids this soccer weekend for trivial things (one took his shirt off after a game, one standing by an exit door, etc...). When I say berate, it was aggressive behavior. Seemed to take pleasure out of his "power". Talked to "Katie" who claimed this guy is part of her team and she will handle (didn't sound like I was the first to complain). We will see....Hope he gets reformed, not fired. Not a great experience Disney. For the $18.50/person admission fee; I expect better. Won't be recommending this tournament.

This is such a cool place. It is heaven for a sports fan. We arrived at 11:30 for a 1:05 ball game. What I thought was just a ballpark is a complex. A huge massive complex. There must be at least 20 to 25 full size baseball fields, lacrosse fields, soccer fields and football fields. That qoute" , If you build it they will come", is so true. There were numerous baseball teams walking to there fields. A girls lacrosse team was taking the field as we walked by. Disney and ESPN did this right. Not only are the facilities top notch but they have several restaurants that will accommodate a baseball team or several baseball teams. It is all about the experience, and this is a first class sports complex.

Many different sport arenas. Baseball, basketball, soccer fields and support items. Had no idea it was this big, form m&M show. They do have food concessions but limited seating. TVs everywhere. Lot of walking and stairs.

Perfect place to hold tournaments for teams from all over the USA, it was quite fun for us to check out the games going on for the pee wee soccer as I went for package pickup for the Princess Run. As other people have mentioned the Braves do spring training there so you can catch a game or two. They also have a restaurant (of course) which is basically a family friendly sports bar. Hey its Disney after all. They have a nice parking lot but it does go over capacity if there is a lot going on so you might have to park in the field.