The Orlando Magic is a professional basketball team based in Orlando, Florida. They play their home games at the Amway Center, which offers a variety of premium seating options for fans who want to enhance their game day experience. One of the premium seating options available at the Amway Center is the Club Seats. These seats provide fans with a great view of the court and access to a private club lounge area. The lounge features comfortable seating, upscale food and beverage options, and large HD televisions so fans can stay up to date on the game even when they're away from their seats. Another premium seating option at the Amway Center is the Courtside Seats.
Another premium seating option at the Amway Center is the Courtside Seats. These seats put fans right on the edge of the action, just feet away from the court. Fans in the Courtside Seats receive VIP treatment, including access to an exclusive Courtside Club, complimentary food and beverages, and valet parking.
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A Marriott Hotel project is still working its way toward construction and several updates on various other projects around the city were provided by safety and service director Brianne Abbott at Monday’s Hillsboro City Council meeting.
A promissory note for the hotel project has been extended to Dec. 30, Abbott said. In July of last year she said the coronavirus pandemic had caused project delays.
Discussion of bringing a new hotel to Hillsboro began in 2016, when former Hillsboro Mayor Drew Hastings announced he was having a feasibility study conducted to determine “whether our market will support a new hotel complex and thus encourage developer investment.”
Ankur Patel, one of the project developers, said in December of 2019 that the proposed layout of the hotel and retail plaza included 83 rooms, a retail plaza expected to cover 30,000 square feet that could comprise a bank, five or six restaurants, second-floor office space, and a sports bar, which he said would be similar to Buffalo Wild Wings and could include a dance floor.
Patel estimated at the time that between the hotel and the retail plaza, the development could bring 100 jobs to Hillsboro.
“I believe they’re working with the county and the state still on funding,” Abbott said at Monday’s meeting.
She also gave updates on other new or developing businesses in the city.
She said Burke’s on North High Street will have a ribbon-cutting at 9 a.m. Sept. 16, the Hillsboro Planning Commission has approved a site for Marshall’s on Harry Sauner Road, the planning commission is reviewing plans for Mimi’s Kitchen on East Main Street and a new Buckeye Family Eye Clinic on North High Street, and that the Magic Tunnel Car Wash on North High Street is open for business.
The safety and service director also noted that 25 commercial or residential building permits were issued by the city last month, and that paving projects on North East Street, Northview Drive and Springlake Avenue are scheduled to begin this month, as well as a sidewalk project on Main Street.
Work also continues on a 72-inch culvert pipe that washed out at the Hillsboro Plaza Shopping Center during a June storm, Abbott said. She said the property owner has been in contact with the city and is obtaining estimates on how much the repairs will cost.
In other business, council adopted a pair of resolutions for water supply revolving loan agreements related to upgrades to existing facilities.
“This is for North West Street to replace the water system from Springlake clear to West Main,” Hillsboro Public Works Superintendent Adkins told council.
He said the loans would be for main water service lines and that the city is trying to get the project done before paving on S.R. 73 so the new pavement will not be damaged. Adkins noted that there are several water leaks in the North West Street area.
Council approved a resolution to lease a loader backhoe from the Southeastern Equipment Company. Adkins said the city’s current backhoe is a 2007 model that serves as the city’s primary piece of equipment for digging. He said that because of its age, the city has trouble getting parts for it.
City auditor Alex Butler said during his report that the city’s general fund balance is “very strong” for this time of year. But he also noted that the balance will decrease some next month due to transfers out of the general fund to other funds the general fund subsidizes.
Butler also reported that the city has received the first of two American Rescue Plan Act payments for $343,269. He said the city will receive another payment in the same amount next year.
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Hillsboro City Council members (l-r) Ann Morris, Claudia Klein and Patty Day are pictured at Monday’s meeting held in the Hillsboro Municipal Courtroom.
Hillsboro City Council members (l-r) Ann Morris, Claudia Klein and Patty Day are pictured at Monday’s meeting held in the Hillsboro Municipal Courtroom.
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In addition to Club Seats and Courtside Seats, the Amway Center also offers various other premium seating options such as the MVP Tables, which provide an exclusive and intimate setting for fans to enjoy the game, and the Loge Boxes, which offer a private suite-like experience with comfortable seating and panoramic views of the arena. No matter which premium seating option fans choose, they can expect an elevated game day experience at the Amway Center. From the comfortable seating to the upscale amenities and VIP treatment, Orlando Magic premium seating options provide fans with a one-of-a-kind experience that takes their love for basketball to the next level..
Reviews for "Why Orlando Magic Premium Seating is Worth the Upgrade"
1. John - 1 star
I was extremely disappointed with my experience at the Orlando Magic premium seating. First of all, the seats were uncomfortable and cramped. I had no leg room and had to constantly shift around just to find a somewhat comfortable position. Additionally, the view from the seats was not as great as I had expected. I was seated in an awkward angle, and it was difficult to see all areas of the court. The overall ambiance of the premium seating area was also lacking. The food and beverage options were limited and overpriced. Overall, I would not recommend the Orlando Magic premium seating to others.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I had high expectations for the Orlando Magic premium seating, but unfortunately, it fell short. The seats were not as luxurious as advertised, and they were not even the best view of the game. I could have gotten better seats for a fraction of the price. The service was also lackluster. The staff seemed disinterested and did not provide the level of attention and assistance I would expect from premium seating. Furthermore, the food options were extremely limited and overpriced. I expected a higher quality dining experience. Overall, I was not satisfied with the Orlando Magic premium seating and would not choose it again.
3. Emily - 2 stars
I was quite disappointed with my experience in the Orlando Magic premium seating area. The seats themselves were not comfortable, and I found myself constantly shifting to find a more comfortable position. The view of the game was also not great; I expected to have a better and closer view of the action, but that was not the case. Additionally, the food and beverage options were limited and overpriced. I felt like I was not getting value for my money. The overall ambiance of the premium seating area was also lacking; it did not feel special or exclusive. I would not recommend the Orlando Magic premium seating to others.