Soccer fans can snap a photo with the trophy for free at ICON Park on April 25 ahead of summer matches
ORLANDO, Fla. (April 22, 2025) – Orlando has long been a global destination for entertainment, and this summer, the eyes of the world will turn to the City Beautiful as it hosts matches for FIFA Club World Cup 2025™.
Locals and visitors can join the excitement early on Friday, April 25, when the tournament’s newly designed trophy makes a special stop at ICON Park from 5 to 7 p.m. for a one-time appearance. The event is free and open to the public – no tickets are required. For more information, visit https://iconparkorlando.com.
“ICON Park is a global destination, so we love the international symbolism of the FIFA Club World Cup tournament and this incredible trophy,” said Chris Jaskiewicz, CEO and president of ICON Park. “We’re honored to be selected as Orlando’s official public stop on the trophy tour.”
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025™, hosted for the first time in the U.S., kicks off June 14, featuring top clubs from 20 countries across 11 host cities. Orlando is the only city hosting matches in two stadiums: Camping World Stadium and Inter&Co Stadium.
About the Trophy
- Designed by FIFA in collaboration with Tiffany & Co., the new trophy features a central disc and three outer rings, transforming from a flat shield into an orbital structure.
- The central disc includes global symbols, a message to the champions, a world map, and the names of FIFA’s member associations and confederations.
- The first ring highlights the original and current Laws of the Game, along with the phrase “Football Unites the World” in 13 languages and Braille.
- The second ring reads “To those who hold this trophy, history belongs to you!” in 13 languages and Braille.
- The third ring features the tournament name in multiple languages, with space on the back to engrave 24 winners’ emblems.
The trophy reflects the innovative, inclusive and truly global spirit of the expanded 32-team FIFA Club World Cup.
For more information about the FIFA Club World Cup, visit https://www.fifa.com/en. To purchase tickets to matches in Orlando, visit https://www.fifa.com/en/tickets.
Orlando Match Schedule
Inter&Co Stadium is hosting two matches:
- June 17 – Ulsan HD (South Korea) vs. Mamelodi Sundowns FC (South Africa)
- June 20 – SL Benfica (Portugal) vs. Auckland City FC (New Zealand)
Camping World Stadium is hosting four matches:
- June 24 – CR Flamengo (Brazil) vs. TBD
- June 26 – Juventus FC (Italy) vs. Manchester City (England)
- June 30 – Round of 16: TBD vs. TBD
- July 4 – Quarterfinal: TBD vs. TBD
About ICON Park
ICON Park is a global leader in location-based entertainment in the most-visited destination in the U.S., attracting millions of guests each year with its unique collection of branded immersive experiences including attractions, restaurants, bars, live entertainment and shops.
ICON Park’s portfolio of 50+ tenants includes globally recognized brands that appeal to both families and adults. The destination encompasses multiple, world-famous entertainment attractions, over a dozen immersive restaurants and bars, nightly live music, and an extensive shopping and outdoor marketplace — all anchored under the brilliant lights of The Orlando Eye by Merlin Entertainments. Just a few of the famous brands that call ICON Park home include Merlin Entertainments’ Madame Tussauds and Sea Life Aquarium, Blake Shelton’s Ole Red, Darden’s Yard House, Gordon Ramsay’s Fish & Chips, The Sugar Factory, Museum of Illusions, Shake Shack, Tin Roof, Uncle Julio’s and Build-A-Bear Workshop. Open 365 days a year, ICON Park’s continual roster of activities, nightly live music, and special events — plus free parking and no gate admission — make it a popular day and night choice for Orlando’s 74 million visitors and residents.
ICON Park is located at the epicenter of Orlando’s Entertainment District — with entrances on both International Drive and Universal Boulevard – and surrounded by 150+ hotels, world-famous theme parks, the second-largest convention center in the United States, and 1,000+ restaurants, attractions and retail outlets. The area is further expanding with $5 billion in growth investments including Universal Orlando’s much-anticipated fourth theme park Epic Universe; $4 billion in new and expanding hotels, attractions, restaurants, convention space, entertainment venues and roadwork enhancements; hundreds of millions of dollars to further expand Orange County’s convention center; and a leg of the $1.75 billion high-speed rail line project, Brightline, which will directly link the I-Drive area to Orlando International Airport and the 50+ million passengers it serves annually.
ICON Park shares common ownership with 40 acres of adjacent hotel and retail properties and was developed by a partnership among New York City-based Flag Luxury Group LLC, Las Vegas-based Torino Companies, and Orlando-based Unicorp National Development.
To learn more about ICON Park, visit https://iconparkorlando.com.
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