Latest News About Everbank Stadium

I don’t have live access to current news in this moment. Here’s a concise summary of the latest widely reported information about EverBank Stadium renovations up to early 2026, plus what to expect moving forward.

What’s happening at EverBank Stadium

• The Jacksonville Jaguars are undertaking a substantial renovation dubbed the “Stadium of the Future,” with a reported cost around $1.4 billion. The project began in early 2025 and aims to modernize the facility with a large canopy, enhanced concourses, updated seating, and improved tech infrastructure. Completion is targeted for the 2028 NFL season.[4]
• During the renovation, the Jaguars have planned a temporary relocation for part of the 2027 season, with home games moved to Camping World Stadium in Orlando. Capacity will be reduced during the construction, with significant impacts to upper bowls and certain fan amenities.[2][4]
• Construction activity has included visible seating removals and other structural work, signaling active progress toward the described enhancements. Updates on timing and specifics have cited phased completion, with the initial focus on the lower bowl and North End zone areas.[1][3]

What this means for fans and attendees

• If you’re planning to attend Jaguars games in the next couple of seasons, expect disruption due to construction, including changes in parking, ingress/egress, and potentially restricted access to certain premium areas until the project wraps up. The experience will be different from pre-renovation events, with a focus on delivering a modern “Stadium of the Future” once complete.[3][1]
• The relocation in 2027 to Orlando is intended to minimize schedule interruptions and keep the team on track for a 2028 return with the upgraded facility. Fans should monitor official Jaguars and stadium communications for exact dates, seating reconfigurations, and ticketing details for affected games.[2][4]

Illustrative snapshot

• A high-level view: the project aims to shrink capacity temporarily (to around 42k–43k in some phases) while expanding and modernizing key areas, then expand back to accommodate larger events for future football seasons. This reflects the “Stadium of the Future” vision rather than a simple facelift.[4]

Would you like me to pull the latest official statements or local news articles for the most current dates and specifics, or prepare a quick checklist of what to expect for upcoming Jaguars home games during the renovation? I can also summarize how the construction timeline might affect your travel planning or ticket options.[4]