CardVault Opens Orlando Store at Icon Park

Tom Brady-backed sports card retailer adds its 21st location and first in Florida.

Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Openings & Closings

CardVault Opens Orlando Store at Icon Park

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CardVault, a sports card and memorabilia retailer backed by Tom Brady, is opening a store at the Icon Park entertainment complex in Orlando. The location is the company's 21st nationwide and its first in Florida.

Why it matters

The opening extends CardVault's footprint into Florida and is run through a partnership with Charles Woodson and Jordan Edwards. It also reflects continued expansion of the company's retail network.

CardVault's Orlando store brings its nationwide total to 21 locations and marks its first Florida site. The company has not detailed financial metrics for the new store in the available information.

The players

CardVault

A sports card and memorabilia retailer backed by Tom Brady that operates 21 locations nationwide.

Charles Woodson

A former NFL great and college teammate of Tom Brady who is a partner in the Orlando store opening.

Jordan Edwards

A longtime business partner of Charles Woodson and an avid card collector who is a partner in the Orlando store opening.

The details

The Orlando store is located at the Icon Park entertainment complex and is scheduled to open in mid-November. It opens through a partnership with NFL great Charles Woodson and longtime business partner Jordan Edwards, an avid card collector.

Mid-November 2026: Orlando CardVault store scheduled to open at Icon Park.
Early 2027: Second CardVault location planned at Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio.

Roadmap

The Orlando opening adds to CardVault's network of 21 locations as the company builds out a retail footprint that includes a planned second site at Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio. Together, these openings place the sports card retailer's expansion within a broader push to grow physical collectibles retail.

Orlando-area collectors gain a local place to buy and sell sports cards and memorabilia at Icon Park once the store opens. Shoppers in Florida will no longer need to travel out of state to visit a CardVault location.

The takeaway

For Orlando collectors, the mid-November opening at Icon Park offers a nearby option for sports cards and memorabilia. Planning a visit around the opening window can help shoppers take advantage of the store's launch.

What happens next

The Orlando CardVault store is scheduled to open in mid-November 2026, and a second location at Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio, is planned for early 2027.