Osceola Heritage Park

Osceola Heritage Park (OHP) in Kissimmee, Florida is a 120-acre complex which includes the 10,500 seat capacity Silver Spurs Arena, 60,000 square foot Exhibition Building, Osceola County Stadium (home of the Houston Astros spring training), University of Florida/Extension Services, United States Specialty Sports Association (USSSA) Headquarters and the KVLS Pavilion. Opening in 2003, OHP continues to have a growing legacy as a modern-day showplace for meetings, conventions, concerts, stage shows and sporting events.

OHP facilities have hosted a wide variety of events ranging from nationally renowned artists, such as Van Morrison, Alan Jackson, Pearl Jam, Hall & Oates, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Toby Keith, Def Leppard, Norah Jones, Amy Grant & Vince Gill to family shows such as Sesame Street Live, Dragon Tales Live, Lipizzaner Stallions and The Wiggles.

Athletic events have included Don King Productions World Championship Boxing, bi-annual Silver Spurs Rodeo and World Extreme Fighting. Trade shows, such as Sysco Food Show, Telemundo’s La Feria de la Familia and American Consumer Home Show, as well as a host of ride and drives, outdoor festivals and Equestrian events.

Osceola Heritage Park is quickly becoming a key destination stop for all types of events and their attendees.