The Orange County Convention Center is a public convention center in Orlando, Florida. It is the primary venue of such sort in the Central Florida region and is the second largest of its sort in the entire United States featuring about 7 million square feet of total space.

Opened in 1983, the Orange County Convention Center is located along the International Drive, which is also a popular tourist spot in the city. It features exhibition spaces, general assembly areas, meeting rooms, multipurpose rooms, 8 food courts, business center, a 2643-seater Chapin Theatre, and a 200-seater lecture hall among others.

The Orange County Convention Center is lauded for bringing in up to $1.9 million revenue to the county. It is also quite innovative and Earth friendly as it uses solar energy to produce 1 MW of power.