See Martin Amini Live in Orlando: Tickets & Show Info
Get tickets and essential details for Martin Amini's stand-up show at the Funny Bone Comedy Club in Orlando on December 12, 2026.
Orlando gets a Martin Amini show in 2026 at Funny Bone Comedy Club — here is everything you need to know about the show, the venue, and what to expect from the night.
The Show
Venue: Funny Bone Comedy Club, 8445 International Dr #260, Orlando, FL 32819
Date: December 12, 2026
Tickets: Available through the venue's website and martinaminitickets.com
The Venue and Context
Orlando's International Drive is the entertainment corridor for the resort area, which means the Funny Bone's audience on any given December weekend is a mix of local comedy fans and visitors who have decided that a night at a comedy club beats the theme park alternatives. For Martin Amini's format, a mixed local-and-visitor crowd can produce interesting crowd work dynamics: people from different cities and different life situations in the same room, which is exactly the kind of raw material the matchmaking segment uses. December 12 falls on a Saturday, which is peak Funny Bone attendance. December in Orlando is genuinely excellent weather — mild temperatures, low humidity, the most comfortable month of the year in a city that spends most of it hot and sticky. The International Drive location is accessible from the resort areas by rideshare or the I-Ride Trolley. Parking options exist near the venue. The room holds around 300 people in standard club format. By December 12, Martin Amini's 2026 tour is in its final weeks — the show will be at its most polished, the crowd work fully refined through a year of touring. Orlando gets a late-tour show in excellent weather with the specific crowd diversity that this city's tourism profile produces.
International Drive and the Orlando Tourist Crowd
The Funny Bone in Pointe Orlando on International Drive is in the middle of the city's most concentrated tourism corridor — two blocks from the Convention Center, a short drive from every major theme park, surrounded by restaurants that run from excellent to tourist-trap depending on how carefully you choose. That location changes the audience in a way that matters for the format. An Orlando show at this venue is not a purely local room. It is a mix of Central Floridians who live here year-round, convention attendees who happened to be in town the week of the date, and vacationing families who decided on adult night activity.
The mix is useful. The matchmaking segment's best material tends to come from rooms with internal variety — different origins, different reasons for being present, different expectations of the evening. Orlando produces that mix naturally. Asking an Orlando crowd where they are from will get answers from Buffalo, Manchester, São Paulo, and Kissimmee in the same five minutes. Martin will use that.
December 12 in Orlando
Mid-December is high tourist season and also the first week of meaningful cool weather in Central Florida — evenings in the 60s, humidity low, the kind of night where outdoor dining on International Drive is pleasant for the first time since March. The show runs the night after the Tampa date; they are effectively back-to-back on the Florida leg. Tampa Bay audiences who cannot get Tampa tickets sometimes make the drive across I-4 for the Orlando night, and vice versa.
The tourist-market calendar means the Funny Bone on December 12 is competing with dozens of other entertainment options — the parks, the dinner shows, the various theater productions that run through Pointe Orlando itself. That competition selects for an audience that specifically chose stand-up comedy over the alternatives, which is always a better room than one where attendees ended up there by default.
Pre-Show: Pointe Orlando and I-Drive
Funky Monkey, Taverna Opa, Del Frisco's, or Tommy Bahama are all within five minutes walking from the Funny Bone entrance. The complex handles pre-show dinner volume well because the restaurant density is high enough to absorb crowds without requiring a reservation on most nights. Park in the Pointe Orlando structure — cheap, validated at several restaurants, and keeps you out of the I-Drive traffic entirely.
If you are staying on the resort side or at a Disney property, the drive to Pointe Orlando in Friday evening traffic can take forty minutes from property to parking structure. Leave earlier than you think you need to. Late arrivals at comedy shows become part of the material, and in a crowd-work format you do not want that.
Tickets and the Tour Context
The Funny Bone releases through their venue website. Orlando capacity runs around 400 at the Pointe Orlando location. The tourist market sometimes leaves same-week availability that does not exist in local-only rooms; that said, Martin's TikTok audience in Florida has been strong enough through 2025 and into 2026 that advance buying is the cleaner path.