Jaguars Stadium of the Future: Jacksonville Jaguars - jaguars.com
The Future Starts Here
The City of Jacksonville and the Jacksonville Jaguars have partnered to transform EverBank Stadium. Transforming the stadium and enhancing the existing structure is the most sustainable and environmentally friendly way to provide the Jaguars, the Florida-Georgia game, and the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl with a home that will provide a state-of-the-art fan experience. It will also enhance the ability to attract other events, such as soccer games and concerts.
Construction is scheduled to be complete in August 2028. The Jaguars will play at home for the 2026 NFL season, keeping as many games as possible in Jacksonville. Fans will have the ability to see progress when attending games during this NFL season. The transformation of this city-owned asset will benefit Jacksonville and the region. This project belongs to everyone.
Using research derived from Jaguars fans, stadium guests and a comprehensive assessment of the facility's structure, our plans call for a reimagined stadium with an environmentally friendly and cost-effective structure that showcases state-of-the-art innovation. This proposal ensures the continuation of the annual traditions of the Florida-Georgia Football Classic and TaxSlayer Gator Bowl while also opening opportunities for future Super Bowls, Final Four tournaments, college football playoffs, marquee concerts and more.
Beat the heat with a next-generation transparent protective shell providing sun, wind and rain protection, reducing heat retention by 70+ percent
Roam 360-degree concourses, four times wider than existing spaces, providing for convenient and safer movement of sports, entertainment and special events patrons
Enjoy first-class interactive social bars, local food options and retail venues in communal spaces for all fans
Soak in the city sights with lookout decks offering skyline and river views
Choose from increased seating options, including premium offerings from field to sky
Cheer on professional and college sports, concerts and special events among a flexible seating capacity from 63,000+ to expand up to 70,000
Immerse into a transformative environment creating distinctive event experiences through lighting and digital technology
Walk through a public subtropical Floridian nature park available for visitors and residents year-round to the elevated midlevel of the stadium on event days
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