Your guide to Orlando ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup

Photo by Alex Menendez/Getty Images From tickets to what to do once you’re in town, consider this your Club World Cup Orlando cheat sheet So, your favorite team is coming to one of two venues in Orlando for this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup, but you know very little about the city, the stadium and what to expect from all of it? Our soccer team at SBNation, in partnership with Michelob Ultra, are here to answer your frequently asked questions and deliver a mini breakdown of sorts of each city, from the teams to expect to the places you need to check out while you’re in town. Here’s what to look forward to in Orlando. What teams are coming to Orlando? Orlando is the only city that will find two of its venues hosting Club World Cup matches. Inter&Co Stadium, the home of MLS’ Orlando City FC and the 65,000-seat Camping World Stadium will see matches kick off beginning on June 17. Inter&Co Stadium will host two matches in the group stage. All times for both venues are Eastern. Tuesday, June 17: Ulsan HD vs. Mamelodi Sundowns FC in Group F, 6 p.m. Friday, June 20: SL Benfica vs. Auckland City FC in Group C, noon. Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images Erling Haaland and Manchester City are scheduled to be in Orlando’s Camping World Stadium in June 26. Meanwhile, there are four games scheduled at Camping World Stadium including a quarterfinal match. Tuesday, June 24: Club León vs. CR Flamengo in Group D, 9 p.m. Thursday, June 26: Juventus vs. Manchester City in Group G, 3 p.m. Monday, June 30: Group H runner-up vs. Group G winner, 9 p.m. Friday, July 4: Quarterfinal rounds, teams TBD, 3 p.m. Who do I contact to inquire about tickets, guest services and parking? While starting with FIFA.com, the official ticket provider for the Club World Cup is your starting point to get in the game, Both Camping World Stadium and Inter&Co Stadium have a comprehensive list of who to connect with for all of the above, including parking information and how to secure a spot even before you arrive. I don’t have a ticket but I want to check out the game. Any suggestions? While many establishments have live broadcasts of soccer, these are the ones we’ve been told should be full of fans for the game. The Soccer Republic at Harp & Celt: Situated in the heart of downtown Orlando, the Soccer Republic is a popular destination for MLS fans of Orlando City on gamedays. Soccer Republic offers a great menu complete with gameday food and drink specials. | 25 S. Magnolia Avenue, website. Lion’s Pride Soccer Pub and Grill: The home of Orlando City’s men’s and women’s supporters group this establishment in the Church Street District of Orlando is a short walk from Inter&Co Stadium and prides itself on giving an authentic soccer experience, in a stadium-like atmosphere. | 123 W. Church St., website. Photo by Fabrizio Carabelli/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images U.S. national team star Weston McKennie is scheduled to be back in the States competing with his club team Juventus in the Club World Cup on June 29. Pups Pub Sports Bar: OK, so this one is unique for soccer fans and dog lovers alike. If you’re traveling and missing your furry friends, this spot allows you to get your love for dogs and soccer in at the same time. Not only is it pet friendly but also has a number of screens that will be dedicated to the match on gameday. | 317 N. Orange Ave., website. I’m in Orlando for a few days. What should I do? Well, there’s the obvious, but if you’re not a huge Disney World fan, then consider checking out Orlando’s Florida West Art District which is full of colorful murals and street art. Downtown Orlando, located less than two miles from the Camping World Stadium has a collection of great shops and restaurants and is near Lake Eola Park, a great place to chill out before or after the game. Whether you choose to take a hike or a ride a swan boat, Lake Eola is a great little getaway.

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Your guide to Orlando ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup

Orlando City v D.C. United — Photo by Alex Menendez/Getty Images

From tickets to what to do once you’re in town, consider this your Club World Cup Orlando cheat sheet

So, your favorite team is coming to one of two venues in Orlando for this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup, but you know very little about the city, the stadium and what to expect from all of it?

Our soccer team at SBNation, in partnership with Michelob Ultra, are here to answer your frequently asked questions and deliver a mini breakdown of sorts of each city, from the teams to expect to the places you need to check out while you’re in town.

Here’s what to look forward to in Orlando.

What teams are coming to Orlando?

Orlando is the only city that will find two of its venues hosting Club World Cup matches. Inter&Co Stadium, the home of MLS’ Orlando City FC and the 65,000-seat Camping World Stadium will see matches kick off beginning on June 17.

Inter&Co Stadium will host two matches in the group stage. All times for both venues are Eastern.

Tuesday, June 17: Ulsan HD vs. Mamelodi Sundowns FC in Group F, 6 p.m.
Friday, June 20: SL Benfica vs. Auckland City FC in Group C, noon.

AFC Bournemouth v Manchester City - Emirates FA Cup Quarter Final — Erling Haaland and Manchester City are scheduled to be in Orlando’s Camping World Stadium in June 26.

Meanwhile, there are four games scheduled at Camping World Stadium including a quarterfinal match.

Tuesday, June 24: Club León vs. CR Flamengo in Group D, 9 p.m.
Thursday, June 26: Juventus vs. Manchester City in Group G, 3 p.m.
Monday, June 30: Group H runner-up vs. Group G winner, 9 p.m.
Friday, July 4: Quarterfinal rounds, teams TBD, 3 p.m.

Who do I contact to inquire about tickets, guest services and parking?

While starting with FIFA.com, the official ticket provider for the Club World Cup is your starting point to get in the game, Both Camping World Stadium and Inter&Co Stadium have a comprehensive list of who to connect with for all of the above, including parking information and how to secure a spot even before you arrive.

I don’t have a ticket but I want to check out the game. Any suggestions?

While many establishments have live broadcasts of soccer, these are the ones we’ve been told should be full of fans for the game.

The Soccer Republic at Harp & Celt: Situated in the heart of downtown Orlando, the Soccer Republic is a popular destination for MLS fans of Orlando City on gamedays. Soccer Republic offers a great menu complete with gameday food and drink specials. | 25 S. Magnolia Avenue, website.

Lion’s Pride Soccer Pub and Grill: The home of Orlando City’s men’s and women’s supporters group this establishment in the Church Street District of Orlando is a short walk from Inter&Co Stadium and prides itself on giving an authentic soccer experience, in a stadium-like atmosphere. | 123 W. Church St., website.

Weston McKennie of Juventus FC seen in action during Serie A... — U.S. national team star Weston McKennie is scheduled to be back in the States competing with his club team Juventus in the Club World Cup on June 29.

Pups Pub Sports Bar: OK, so this one is unique for soccer fans and dog lovers alike. If you’re traveling and missing your furry friends, this spot allows you to get your love for dogs and soccer in at the same time. Not only is it pet friendly but also has a number of screens that will be dedicated to the match on gameday. | 317 N. Orange Ave., website.

I’m in Orlando for a few days. What should I do?

Well, there’s the obvious, but if you’re not a huge Disney World fan, then consider checking out Orlando’s Florida West Art District which is full of colorful murals and street art.

Downtown Orlando, located less than two miles from the Camping World Stadium has a collection of great shops and restaurants and is near Lake Eola Park, a great place to chill out before or after the game. Whether you choose to take a hike or a ride a swan boat, Lake Eola is a great little getaway.