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Orlando Storm Playoff Returns to Florida

Published June 1, 2026 · Updated June 1, 2026 · NBC Sports

The Orlando Storm's UFL playoff game against the D.C. Defenders will be played in Daytona Beach, Florida, after initially being moved to Columbus due to a scheduling conflict.

The UFL announced that the June 7 contest for a championship berth will now be held in Daytona Beach, just days after confirming it would be played in Columbus. The move was necessitated by an international soccer match in Orlando that displaced the Storm's home game.

"Our preference was always to keep this game as close to our Orlando fanbase as possible," said UFL president Russ Brandon. "A potential opportunity in Daytona Beach warranted immediate evaluation, and once we determined the venue could work with stakeholders on an expedited timeline, we felt it was important to pivot back to Central Florida." General admission tickets are priced at $10 each. iwanktv.club

Orlando Storm Playoff Returns to Florida

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