CardVault by Tom Brady Expands to Florida With 21st Store at Orlando’s ICON Park

CardVault by Tom Brady is continuing its rapid national expansion with plans to open its first Florida store at Orlando’s ICON Park in mid-November, giving the sports card and memorabilia retailer its 21st location nationwide. The new Orlando store is being launched in partnership with Pro Football Hall of Famer Charles Woodson and his longtime business partner and card collector Jordan Edwards. It will be the first of two CardVault locations involving Woodson and Edwards, with a second store already planned for early 2027 at Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio.

The partnership reunites Brady and Woodson, who were teammates at the University of Michigan before going on to lengthy NFL careers. Both Woodson and Edwards are Orlando residents, giving the new CardVault location a direct local connection as the company moves into Florida for the first time.

“Charles and I go all the way back to Michigan, and there aren’t many people I respect more as a competitor, teammate and friend,” Brady said in announcing the expansion. “We’ve both been fortunate to build incredible careers around the game we love, and now we have an opportunity to come together in a new way.”

The Orlando CardVault will be located at 8371 International Drive, Unit 90, inside ICON Park. Like the company’s other stores, it will carry single cards, sealed boxes, packs and other collectibles from brands including Topps, Panini, Upper Deck, Pokémon and Fanatics Authentic. Collectors will also be able to submit cards for professional grading through PSA, Beckett and SGC. Another centerpiece will be CardVault’s signature memorabilia vault, which will feature a rotating selection of authenticated and autographed sports memorabilia. CardVault says the display will include items such as helmets, jerseys, bats and balls.

The Florida opening continues a run of new stores that CollectiblesNews.com has been following throughout 2026. In August, CardVault opened its 17th location in Palo Alto, expanding its presence in Northern California with a store at Town & Country Village that included cards, sealed products, grading submissions and authenticated memorabilia.

A little more than a month later, CollectiblesNews.com reported on CardVault’s 18th location at Westfield Century City in Los Angeles. That opening followed the company’s addition of a strategic investor group and reinforced CardVault’s stated long-term goal of building a nationwide network of more than 100 locations. The company has continued moving quickly since then, announcing in September a 19th CardVault location in Indianapolis. CardVault announced its 20th location in Pittsburgh in October, with the Orlando store now set to push the total to 21.

CardVault says the Orlando and Canton locations are intended to bring its retail concept into markets with strong ties to sports and entertainment. The Canton store will be located at Hall of Fame Village, the development surrounding the Pro Football Hall of Fame, while the Orlando location puts CardVault inside one of the city’s major entertainment destinations.

“Tom and I have shared a lot of great memories since our Michigan days, and it’s exciting to come together again on something we’re both passionate about,” said Charles Woodson. “Orlando is home for me, and bringing CardVault here with Tom, Jordan, and the CardVault team is an opportunity to create something special for the local community and connect with sports fans visiting from around the world. I’m equally excited to bring CardVault to Canton, a place that celebrates the history of the game and the players who helped shape it.”

CardVault has expanded rapidly since Brady became a co-owner in February 2025. The company describes its stores as destinations built around buying, selling, trading and grading cards and memorabilia, while also operating CardVault Breaks, its live-streaming card-opening business.

CardVault has not yet announced an exact opening date for the Orlando store beyond mid-November. The company says additional grand-opening details, including special events and appearances, will be announced separately. The new CardVault by Tom Brady Orlando store will be located at 8371 International Drive, Unit 90, at ICON Park.