Orlando, Fla.- Orlando City SC announced on Monday that 2014 single game tickets are now on sale, with tickets starting as low as $19. Orlando is set to play the 2014 season at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, featuring the most Saturday home games in club history as the Lions prepare to enter Major League Soccer (MLS) in 2015.

After a successful preseason against reputable MLS sides, Orlando City will play their first 2014 USL PRO home match on Saturday, March 29, against the Pittsburgh Riverhounds. In light of the opener against the Riverhounds, OCSC’s next two matches will also take place at home against the Rochester Rhinos (4/5) and the Charleston Battery (4/12) before venturing on a two-game road trip.

This season, the Lions will play a total of 14 matches at home, with ten of those games occurring on a Saturday. All home games will kickoff at 7:30 p.m.

With the Florida Citrus Bowl currently under renovations, all home matches for Orlando City will be held at the ESPN Wide World of Sports for their final USL PRO season. The WWOS Complex will serve as a one-year temporary home prior to City entering MLS in 2015.
To enhance the experience for spectators at home matches, additional stadium seating will be added to surround all four sides of the soccer field at the WWOS Complex. With an increased capacity of approximately 5,200, the stadium will be one of the largest soccer venues in Central Florida. Other amenities include free parking, tailgating and a wide variety of food and beverage options.

2014 season tickets are still on sale and are the only way to guarantee your place in line for 2015 tickets in MLS. Season tickets include the 14 game home schedule and one unannounced US Open Cup match. For more information, fans can call (855) ORL-CITY.

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