FIFA World Cup 1994 – Orange County Regional History Center – Orange County Regional History Center

Museum hours: Mon-Sat: 10am – 5pm | Sun: 12pm – 5pm
In the summer of 1994, Orlando took its place as host for five soccer games of the FIFA World Cup. With the United States serving as World Cup host for the first time, matches were played in nine cities. With billions watching, thousands of fans from Belgium, Ireland, Mexico, Morocco, and the Netherlands descended upon Orlando.
Our current pocket exhibit commemorates this significant event that sparked The City Beautiful’s love affair with The Beautiful Game which has grown, evolved, and endured. Among the items from the tournament featured in the exhibition are a signed Republic of Ireland team photo, a Republic of Ireland jersey signed by manager Jack Charlton, and a soccer ball signed by members of the 1994 U.S. Men’s National Team.
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One of Florida’s preeminent cultural institutions, the Orange County Regional History Center advances its mission to serve as the gateway for community engagement, education, and inspiration by preserving and sharing Central Florida’s continually unfolding story. With deep roots in Orange County, the History Center opened in 2000 and is operated by Orange County and the nonprofit Historical Society of Central Florida, Inc. Read more about our story.
The History Center is located in the restored 1927 courthouse at Magnolia Avenue and Central Boulevard in the heart of downtown Orlando. Parking is available in the Library Parking Garage at 112 E. Central Blvd. across from the Orlando Public Library. Get directions and a map.

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