The Jaguars returned to the stadium Friday night for their first preseason home game against the Carolina Panthers.
But with Everbank Stadium under construction until the Stadium of the Future opens in August 2028, fans can expect a slightly different experience this season.
There will be 27,000 fewer seats than usual with the Upper Bowl, Lower Corners, Spa Deck and Sky Patio closed, bringing their capacity to just over 42,000.
Parking and traffic are expected to be similar to last season, but as always, fans are asked to come out two to three hours before each home game to avoid traffic delays.
If you weren't able to buy a parking pass this season, there are several other options within walking distance from the stadium, like the Tailgaters Parking Lot and Sports Complex Garage.
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But with Everbank Stadium under construction until the Stadium of the Future opens in August 2028, fans can expect a slightly different experience this season.
There will be 27,000 fewer seats than usual with the Upper Bowl, Lower Corners, Spa Deck and Sky Patio closed, bringing their capacity to just over 42,000.
Parking and traffic are expected to be similar to last season, but as always, fans are asked to come out two to three hours before each home game to avoid traffic delays.
If you weren't able to buy a parking pass this season, there are several other options within walking distance from the stadium, like the Tailgaters Parking Lot and Sports Complex Garage.
#parking #home #game
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