CardVault by Tom Brady to open at two entertainment venues — here's where
CardVault by Tom Brady is continuing to roll out new stores across the country – including its first in the Sunshine State.
The sports card and memorabilia retailer backed by NFL legend Tom Brady will open its first Florida location at the Icon Park entertainment complex in Orlando in mid-November through a partnership with fellow NFL great Charles Woodson, who was a teammate of Brady’s in college, and his longtime business partner and avid card collector Jordan Edwards.
The Orlando store will mark CardVault's 21st location nationwide and the first of two new locations in collaboration with Woodson and Edwards. The second is planned for early 2027 at Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio, the sports and entertainment complex built around the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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"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," said Brady. "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. CardVault is about bringing fans closer to the sports, athletes and moments that mean something to them. I'm excited to team up with Charles to bring that experience to Orlando and Canton, two cities with a deep passion for sports."
At each CardVault by Tom Brady location, customers can buy, sell and trade cards from leading brands including Topps, Panini, Upper Deck, Pokémon and Fanatics Authentic, and submit cards for professional grading through PSA, Beckett and SGC. The store's signature vault features a rotating selection of autographed and authenticated memorabilia, including helmets, jerseys, bats and balls.
On Nov. 1, CardVault by Tom Brady opened its 20th outpost, a store at The Terminal shopping district in Pittsburgh's historic Strip District neighborhood. The Pittsburgh store followed September openings in Indianapolis and Los Angeles.
The company says it is continuing to grow its presence at “premier sports and entertainment destinations nationwide,” with a goal of soon reaching 100 locations.
Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback who is widely regarded as the greatest at his position, acquired an ownership stake in CardVault in February 2025. As part of the deal, CardVault changed its name to “CardVault by Tom Brady."
