EverBank Stadium

One of the older stadiums. Easy parking access near and within walking distant. Just know you have ONE hour to exit parking before they lock it down. So don't get stuck in the ramps! Easy access entrance and leaving. Friendly staff.

We drove 3.5 hours to watch the Jaguars vs Jets! The stadium is pretty old and seats are that of typical football stadium seats, hard and uncomfortable. The staff were actually pretty welcoming and very helpful. The restrooms were surprisingly clean and didn't have an awful odor. Concession stand; Al's pizza was a dud. Not made fresh to order, Flat, greasy, and overpriced. There was another stand called "island cheer" that sold cheese burger with fries. They cook food fresh and the fries were crispy and tasty.

Attended my very first Jags game at Everbank Stadium recently, and had so much fun! We were a little confused at first because the tickets said to enter a specific gate, but we learned we could enter at any gate. The staff were friendly and quickly scanned us in. Don't forget your clear purse for this venue! We had tickets on the Terrace Suite level, and the entrance was very nice. We got our wristbands and were good to go. This experience includes all you can eat and drink (beer/wine). The food was really good! It is not just football stadium food like you'd think. I had oyster shooters, prosecco, salmon, sushi, dessert from the chocolate fountain, and honestly so much more. Our actual seats were high up and the people around us were drunk and obnoxious. The stadium itself is located super conveniently to downtown. The coolest part about it was seeing the people watch the game from a SWIMMING POOL! Only in Jacksonville. So wild! I know they are trying to build a new stadium, but honestly this one felt fine. Fun time!

We sat in section 410 and the sun was behind us when it decided to come out. This was the same side that the home Jacksonville Jaguars play on. Their sideline was on the same side. We got lucky to be on the right side of the field! On the ground level, you can see through one of the end zones and watch the players on the field before the game. They had really cool vendors and a whole section that was a party zone with live music and a lot of food choices!

Pretty amazing stadium. From what I hear, they are adding more seats, which is crazy cuz it's already pretty damn big. My husband and I went here for a Christ Stapleton & George Strait and it was packed. Definitely the place to have it as I'm sure it would be impossible for any typical venue to hold this concert, without needing to have a show multiple nights in a row to accommodate. The only thing is that it's open roof, so the sun can definitely be very bright, and it can get pretty warm. Thankfully, the main acts did not play until later in the evening. Still a pretty nice stadium.

I went to my first Jags game, and it was such a fun time! It's always interesting to go to a different city and experience a sports game. To top it off, we had great seats! We sat in section 7, which was right next to the tunnel where the Jaguars team enters and exits the field. The seats were also a little more comfortable than some other sections. For a day in late November, we had perfect weather. The crowd was great. Everyone was so friendly. I personally wasn't favoring either team because there were players I liked on both teams. Overall, I had a fun time and would definitely go to a Jags game again. I'd love to check out every NFL stadium, so I'm glad I got to check this one off the list.

Always a good time when the Jags are home. It feels good to have an NFL team. I am looking forward to stadium renovations that are coming soon. The stadium needs some loving and some shade.

I've been a few times now and the staff has a good handle on how to herd the crowds. The good- bathrooms are spacious and has plenty of stalls, although beware- I went in one of two entrances of one of the restrooms only to get attitude from another guest that I was cutting the line... there wasn't one the way I walked in, but there was one on the other side. Yikes! There are also lots of food options. What I wished for- a lounging area with tv's. Why? Our seats were great, in the endzone- but they were in full sun and by half time I needed to just get out of the sun. And it wasn't even a "hot" day! Temps were mild, but the sun was brutal. I've been to other stadiums were there are areas to lounge- away from the stands, but still be able to see the game. I know they are going to replace the stadium in the coming years to give a partial roof over the stadium- for Florida, that would be amazing. I look forward to visiting again and hopefully not frying in my seats! ;) Go Jags!

Home of the Jaguars, Florida, Georgia tax layer bowl various large concert, monster jam held the 2005 Super Bowl. Everbank is the home if DUUUVAL and bleeds black and teal. Many memories are made by tons of Jaxons with in the walls of this stadium.

In the next couple years the renovations of the stadium will take place but I will miss our gritty stadium the way that it is. Mainly because I have so many good memories here. I'm sure the reno will be incredible and lord knows we need shad for those September games so it will be welcome despite the change. The stadium struggled a bit post-covid but they have since recovered and the food, service, and staff are great again just like we've been used to in the past. Everything we do there is expensive...but it's a stadium so that's to be expected. It was a great venue for Chris Stapleton and George Strait, Florida Georgia games, and of course our beloved Cardiac Cats. I think what really sets it apart is the people. Everyone from SAFE security to the Jaguars staff always has a smile on their face. I love that EverBank is our NFL home.