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SPECIAL OLYMPICS WILL BE HELD IN KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA
SPECIAL OLYMPICS WILL BE HELD IN KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA
We are proud to announce that the Special Olympics will be held in Kissimmee, Florida. The event will take place June 5th through 12th 2022 at ESPN Wide World of Sports® and Osceola Heritage Park.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
The 2022 Special Olympics USA Games will have over 6,000 participants and coaches, and will be the largest humanitarian event ever held in the history of the Games. In addition, there will be over 70,000 spectators in attendance.
We encourage everyone to support this amazing event by visiting and enjoying the Games, as well as everything else that Kissimmee has to offer. Osceola Heritage Park at the Silver Spurs Arena has every type of event: such as Barrel Racing on horseback, Monster Bull riding, Fairground rides, Concerts and Car Auctions.
The Opening Ceremony will take place at the Exploria Stadium, which is close to Downtown Orlando, . You may know this Stadium as the home to Orlando City Football Club.
Come and see the athletes compete in the following sports. Check out the Special Olympics App to see the full list of competitions.
Athletics Bowling Basketball Cheerleading Flag Football Gymnastics Soccer Surfing Swimming Tennis Volleyball
ACCOMMODATION
All of our rental villas are within 12 miles (20 mins approx) of ESPN Wide World of Sports. We have 2 bedroom condos, right the way up to 9 bedroom luxury family villas, hence something for every budget.
Book your accommodation now and be sure to be here to cheer the athletes on. See our inventory of villas and book online. If you have any questions or need any help, get in touch with our Reservations Department, who are happy to help.
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