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‘Love Is Blind’ is looking for Orlando singles to audition 12%
By Paige Bright35%
8/1/2026, 8:43:32 AM
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Love Is Blind is calling out to singles in Orlando to apply for a future season of the hit Netflix dating show.
Contestants on the show connect with others, with the end goal of getting engaged but without seeing each other’s faces.
(And maybe a little humiliation along the way!)
For a chance to find love and be embroiled in drama in front of millions of watchers, applicants must be 21 and up, have two forms of ID, be legal residents of the US, and not be in a relationship.
Each season of the show is held in a major metropolitan city, places like Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas … and now maybe Orlando?
A casting call popped up on Instagram this week that gives us hope.
The singles talk through illuminated walls in individual pods and build connections before getting engaged.
Once engaged, they get to meet face-to-face and go on a vacation together and try living together in an apartment, all before meeting at the altar.
Once at the altar, couples make the final decision to either get legally married or break up.
Most couples don’t even make it to the altar, and several couples have also broken up at the altar, absolute catnip to reality-show devotees.
To send in your application, visit libcasting.com and submit a 60-second video introducing yourself and explaining why you would be a good fit for the show.
Additional steps are required if you are selected and will be sent to you once making through the initial casting phase.
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