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Orlando: Let's go to bat!
Our Vision
Our city has grown into one of the most dynamic and influential cities in America, yet it remains the largest U.S. market without a Major League Baseball franchise.
With a booming population, a thriving economy, and global recognition as one of the world’s top destinations, Central Florida represents one of the most exciting opportunities for the future of baseball.
The Orlando Dreamers are working to bring America’s pastime to a city that is ready for the big leagues.
Major League Baseball
Belongs in Orlando
Explosive Population Growth
Orlando is the #1 fastest‑growing metro among the top 30 U.S. markets with almost 3 million residents within a 30-minute drive of our stadium location
If you extend out to a 60-minute drive, that number grows to 4.7 million residents. By 2030, it is expected that the 60-minute radius will encompass 5.2 million residents.
As Florida is the fastest growing state in the nation, the two-hour drive radius (approximately 150 miles) encompasses and astronomical 13 million residents.
Orlando's population boom is great for the hometown team!
Major League Media Market Advantage
As the #15 media market in the country, Orlando sits as the largest market without Major League Baseball. In fact, 12 smaller markets have MLB teams.
With a rich professional baseball history and a vibrant amateur baseball scene, it is an absolute anomaly that there is not a professional team in Orlando.
Unmatched Tourism Impact
Orlando is the most-visited city in North America, with an estimated 80 million tourists expected to visit in 2026. And it just so happens that Orlando's peak tourism season coincides with the MLB season.
If only 4% of tourists attended ONE game, that ALONE would result in an attendance figure of 3.2 million fans which would have ranked 5th in MLB attendance in 2025.
“We’ll get 80 million tourists this year. That’s 2 million unique tourists every week of the baseball season, similar to having the city of Dallas superimposed over Orlando.” - Jim Schnorf, Orlando Dreamers
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