Jacksonville Jaguars are a Florida team that I love. I love the team colors and I love Jacksonville. I lived in Florida off and on for over 40 years. I've been to Jacksonville so many times because I have family there. On weekends my daughter and I look forward to watching football together. Every year she plays fantasy football with the women in her office. They each put in money. They even have a trophy for the winner that they keep just for the year on their desk. A few years ago my daughter won two years in a row. This year she is third place during the playoffs. She's got two players on the Jaguars this game. It makes watching them play that much more exciting. I'm recommending football on TV on a snowy winter day! read more

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The Fields Auto Group Terrace Suite is a blast! They have multiple bars within the suite and plenty of food options. Just check out the amazing views! Had a blast with my girlfriends read more

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So glad I got the opportunity to catch a game. My company had a company outing with some of our higher ups who were Jets fans (lol) and wanted to come to a game. Parking is atrocious lol. Thanks to planning ahead, we took the Gameday Xpress from Kings Ave to the Sports Complex, which drops you off on the Eastside of the stadium, close to the gate. A fair amount of construction is going on due to them working on the Stadium of the Future. December seems like one of the best times to go. It's not to hot or cold and in our section 441 we were able to see the entire stadium and got to enjoy a breeze every now and then. The game itself was great. I've never seen a QB put in the extra legwork like Trevor did and we steamrolled the Jets. Inter-sack-sonville? Yeah, I like that. read more

Went to my second game of them playing the Jets. We had a great time. I felt safe. The fan experience was good. I was entertained. And the team is actually good this year. The national anthem was cool and the flyover was one of the best. I love that they honor their veterans many times throughout the game. The facilities are ok. I recommend using the restroom before or after at the outside stadium restrooms. There were no lines and it was well maintained. Food in the stadium is just ok. Very overpriced. Especially the fountain drinks. But overall we had a good time. Looking forward to them building a new stadium for the 2028 season. read more

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The Jacksonville Jaguars are the pride of Jacksonville, Florida. The Jacksonville Jaguars are just one of three professional NFL football teams here in sunny Florida. The Jacksonville Jaguars was founded along with the Carolina Panthers back in 1995. Both were expansion teams. The Jacksonville Jaguars have definitely been a welcome addition to the community. The Jacksonville Jaguars have brought a lit of pride to the community of Jacksonville, Florida (and a lit of revenue). If you are in the area during a game, go check it out. read more

One of the worse fan experiences I've ever had! I've been to dozens of NFL games in many different stadiums and the interaction from the Jaguars fans was the saddest of them all. Having on their opposing teams gear, we had Jags fan screaming at us non stop and trying to intimidate us. It started outside the stadium in the tailgate area, got worse on the walk to the stadium, and continued the whole game. My experience with the jags fans showed me how classless they actually are. Ribbing is one thing but this was on a whole new level. Not a fan of the stadium either. It's very dated and needs A LOT of renovations to get anywhere near Mercedes Benz or Lucas Oil. read more

The Jacksonville Jaguars just suffered a dumpster fire of a season in 2021. The Urban Meyer experiment was a failure. I can see why the Jags' front office hired him, though. Having been an incredibly successful college coach with ties in the area from his time at the University of Florida, Meyer and the Jags could have had a storybook ending. Hindsight is 20/20 and I'm sure everyone wants to forget and move on from the Meyer era in Jacksonville. On the bright side, the Jags drafted stud QB Trevor Lawrence out of Clemson with the first pick in the 2021 draft. As a Georgia Tech alum and ACC fan, I enjoyed watching Lawrence dominate on a national level when he was at Clemson. He led the Tigers to the 2019 College Football Playoff National Championship. It'll be interesting to see how his NFL career pans out. He kind of got unlucky in that his rookie year coincided with the Meyer drama. Somewhat surprisingly, Lawrence led the NFL in interceptions (17) in 2021. The Jags' first season was in 1995. They're still among the four newest teams in the NFL along with the Carolina Panthers (1995), Baltimore Ravens (1996), and Houston Texans (2002). As I wrote in my review for the Texans (https://www.yelp.com/biz/houston-texans-houston), both the Jaguars and the Texans have zero Super Bowl appearances. Of the NFL's current 32 teams, the Jags and Texans are two of only four teams to have yet to make it to the Super Bowl (the Cleveland Browns and the Detroit Lions are the other two teams). Meanwhile, the Panthers have been to two and the Ravens have won two. The Jags did get off to a hot start under the team's first head coach, Tom Coughlin (1995-2002). Coughlin, of course, is known for leading Eli Manning and the New York Giants to Super Bowl victories in 2008 and 2012. In eight years at the helm, Coughlin had the Jaguars in the playoffs four consecutive times (1996-1999) with two AFC Championship Game appearances. The team's future certainly looked bright at the outset. Things haven't been the same since Coughlin. Jack Del Rio was the next head coach. What I remember most about Del Rio is that he wore a suit on the sidelines: https://www.google.com/search?q=jack+del+rio+suit&sxsrf=APq-WBuq6DguoMMwcyAUolVGTbKjfdFOig:1645308060288&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiXyeqT4oz2AhXMm2oFHaMqDTwQ_AUoA3oECAEQBQ&biw=1227&bih=927&dpr=1. He's the only other coach in Jags history to lead the team to more than one postseason appearance. Mel Tucker, Mike Mularkey, Gus Bradley, Doug Marrone, Urban Meyer, and Darrell Bevell have a combined *one* postseason appearance in Jacksonville: Marone led the Jags back to the AFC Championship Game in 2018 (2017 season). Doug Pederson, who led the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl LII championship in 2018, was hired as the Jags' newest head coach in February 2022. Hopefully, Pederson will get the Jags into their first Super Bowl. Fun fact: The Jaguars' home stadium, TIAA Bank Field a.k.a. "The Bank," is the only NFL stadium with a pool. There are two wading pools in the north end zone where fans can take in the game. read more

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Going to a Raiders game in Jacksonville in 2022 was fantastic! (Guess my review was a draft- oops) Fans were kind and fun. Over 50% of fans on the visitor side were wearing Raiders gear. Being from Vegas, 5 minutes of rain was fabulous too. Tix, airfare, car and timeshare for a week cost less than similar seats in Vegas. Meeting other fans along the road to Orlando, at the rental place, and in the airport was pretty great too. read more

What an experience from the shuttle service to the exchange of our tickets. We had a ball. It was a pre birthday gift from my coworker. This was my first game ever in Florida to see the Jaguars. The score should have been 21-0. But as you see the score is just a puny 3-0 second in the second quarter. We were not aware we could bring snacks into the stadium. As a result I spent nearly $70 for 2 sausage, a beer and a premium drink. It's my birthday 55 and still alive! read more

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Unbelievable. Shad is a very uneducated owner Clueless. We have a very poor, week football team and even more of a week QB...And now you changed the stadium name with "Trevor"....Are you insane. The Jaguars are a complete embarrassment and will be lucky to finish the 2024 season 5&11. LOL...and you're paying these pathetic "athletes" Millions and Trevor's raise is sickening and he not good. I expect the stadium to weekly show less and less of attendance. It is so over charged on EVERYTHING to pay these scans on the field. People are waking up Shad. You need to as well. Yep' same ol' Jags....lol see ya' read more

Today it was #suitelife experience. I was invited to tag along into the PGA tour suite located on the 50 yard line of the visitors side. Nice setup with a gracious host and accommodating and friendly staff. The buffet spread today of burger sliders, ribs, and veggies, etc. was combined with any alcohol you could ask for. And for mixed drinks you played your own bartender so........Obviously while you CAN indulge doesn't mean you really do being in these business type climates. After the third quarter a dessert cart came along for even more indulging which was a nice touch for sure. It did feel a little odd with an open window to the game below while sitting in the AC. This is a rarity for me as I'm happy to simply be in the club but the #allinclusive experience is quite choice. If you ever have the opportunity I highly recommend it. #ferrisbueller read more

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My Team! My Town! It is an honor to have a professional NFL team right in the town you live in. There are so many positive things about the Jags. They really give back to the community. I have seen players in Academy Sports buying shoes, clothes and sporting gear for needy children. Players volunteer their time to teach kids about staying fit, eating properly and of course playing sports. This is such an asset to our community. Then there is the benefit of being able to cheer on the local team on Sunday afternoons in the fall and winter! DUUUUUUU-VAL The Junior Jags is a year to year youth program run through the organization. For a small price, your child gets a hat, t-shirt, lanyard and other goodies. They are invited to Holiday parties, tours of the stadium, spring training and player practices. It changes up from year to year but once my little one got to escort a player on to the field and hold his helmet! What a thrill. Games are fun with prices to fit most budgets. The stadium is always changing in positive ways! Two beautiful swimming pools with full views of the game from above! These pools are the envy of the nation! Too cool! I love the televised shots of the pools while the game is on. People do the funniest things! The Bud Zone, The East and West US Assure Clubs and the VIP areas are modern and comfortable. Want to see the Jags at home we have some great options getting to the field. Water taxi, car pool, bicycle, Uber...whatever your choice the traffic is well directed and the Jags stadium is easily accessible. Don't forget to get your picture with the Famous Giant Bronze Jaguar out front! But read the sign and do not climb on him. His claws are real. Just take my word for it. Oh and yeah...THE JAGUARS ARE GOING TO THE PLAYOFFS THIS YEAR!!! #2017 read more

I moved to Jax about 12 years ago. I'm an SEC football fan & I'll watch NFL teams, but never called myself a true fan. I've got some Jags shirts in the closet that I'd pull out for post-season, but they've mostly stayed in the closet! When Shad Khan bought the team, I took a big interest. Mr. Khan came in talking about Jacksonville, not just the team. He talked about changes to downtown and causes that he embraced (and endowed)! I very quickly became a Shad Khan fan. The city started seeing changes - the stadium started seeing major upgrades - and so did the team! Coach Marrone and VP Tom Coughlin have put together one of the best defenses in the NFL. Their success has made life easier for Blake Bortles and the offense to do their job - each week improving their stats and picking apart the competition! So new shirts have been purchased (and worn every Sunday) and season tickets are in my future (oxygen may be needed for the section I can afford)! Thanks Mr. Khan! Go Jags! read more

We went here in September for a game to see the Colts play. We had the best seats (Club section 36). It was so much fun for my husband and I but my kids weren't impressed nice stadium but the food wasn't great. read more

The Love/Hate relationship for the Jags only becomes more intense the longer I live here. The management of the Jags seem a little erratic but it is still early to judge for this current admin. I Love the game watches here even though not a fan of the Jags, Sit in the Hot temps, Chew Spitters spitting on the Seat floor, Loud obnoxious people to watch the inevitable loss. So it is painful sometimes. We can only hope, but 4 stars is for HOPE! read more

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My favorite area of the entire stadium on a hot day. #CabanaPool I love my city and the Jaguars. read more

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Looked for tickets to Chiefs & Jags found them on Seat Geek good price good seats bought AND then find out you must have a phone & load their app to get your tickets on your phone or you can't get into the stadium. MOBILE TICKET ONLY. I was NOT told this UNTIL AFTER I BOUGHT THE TICKETS. MUST use their app. Tried to load the app multiple times it did not work spoke with at least 10 people via chat MULTIPLE TIMES NO HELP. I SPENT $450.00 for the tickets another $578.00 for the room. Called Jags ticket sales office "sorry can't help you and hung up". NO REFUNDS read more

Ok, yea, the Jaguars suck. I'm not a fan. Why 3 stars? Well, it's nice having an NFL team in the city because sometimes they play a team I actually like right here in town. Those are the games I want to go to. So, it's not to see the Jags, it's to see other teams. Wish I could have taken the hubby to see the Dolphins play this year, but he had to work. Oh well, they'll be back again... next time. I will admit I did like the Jags for the first few years. I moved to Jacksonville the year they became a professional team. At the time, I knew pretty much nada about football, and my boyfriend at the time (yes, this was a lot of years ago) used the Jags to teach me all about football... and, the Jags were actually good back in the late 90s. The worst move they ever made was firing Tom Coughlin. I wouldn't call myself a "fair weather" fan though because even if the Jags were to get good again, I still wouldn't be a fan. It's not that I hate them (like I do the Saints), I'm just basically indifferent about them. Thanks to the Jags, we also got to have a Superbowl here back in 2005. Now those were some damn cool festivities to attend! read more

Alright....maybe not a stellar couple of years, but I love the Jaguars. I love the community involvement from these players over the years and I love the fact that their job requires them to entertain this former season ticket holder with a spectacular display of testosterone induced game play! I am not dissuaded by the fact that this, nor the last, football seasons were 'football glorious'! I am not dissuaded by grumbling fans now showing their disinterest in their city sponsored pro football team due to not so shiny seasons past. I love the fact that MY city has a professional football team that I can watch live from my bright blue stadium seat, on a sunny, Fall Florida day any game I want during the football season. Yes, I still do love the Jag's and If I could give a 6th star to how much I enjoy watching them play (both the ups and the downs-pun intended) they would certainly receive one from me. read more

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The Jacksonville Januarys are named ironically because they very rarely - if ever - play a meaningful game in January. First-Hand Experience: Watching the Jaguars play at home was depressing. They got destroyed. I also saw them in London. They lost to Dallas, and almost everyone in the stadium was supporting Dallas. Whenever I watch them, they lose. I am just so not a fan of the team, the lack of a fan base, and the owner most of all. Now that I've seen every NFL team play live & been to every NFL stadium (current and former), time to review them on Yelp! I love stadiums! I've been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I've toured America as a musician for 7 years. In that time, I've seen sports games at (or visited when empty, or both) almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I'll upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space! ***back to regular review*** I feel really bad giving this team such a low rating because all of the other ratings for it are so high! There seems to be no hate for the Jags so it's the least I can do to help you out with that. Actually I think it's bad if nobody hates you, because it makes you feel irrelevant. All of the really big teams have as many hate-reviews as love-reviews. If you don't have the hate ones it means people don't even consider you a threat or anything to be jealous of. While the reviews on here make me think otherwise, all I think of when I think of Jacksonville Jags, is a half empty stadium. It needs to be packed to the rafters for every game. Jax isn't the kind of city that you expect to have an NFL team, so unless you start packing it to the rafters for every game, I fear they may move out. Also I don't like your owner. You may think he's nice, but he just bought a British soccer team, he tore down the Michael Jackson statue which was the highlight of their stadium, and got them promptly relegated from the Premier League. I do know an amazing food place in Jax though and you must try it. It's amazing soul food. Soul Food Bistro @ The Potter's House - some of the best soul food I ever had. And plus you guys are always getting into verbal jousting matches. Hence your team name: The Jacksonville Arguars. read more

I was so excited to come down for the Pats Jags game now that my best friend lives here. I have to say this was the worst sports stadium experience I've ever had. We left the tailgate area more than an hour before the game and stood in line outside the gates for over an hour to walk through one of 6 metal detectors. Because of this wait, we missed the national anthem, the flyover, the first 4 minutes of the game oh and you all lost out on my guess would be HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars in revenue because once in we raced to our seats. We did not buy any beverages for the first half or snacks or souvenirs. My friends were so excited to show me the pools and the dog area and the bud zone and I didn't want to see any of it because I came to see a football game and missed the start of it cause your people could not figure out how to get fans in the building. The Gillette stadium is about the same size and I have never waited more than 15 minutes to get through the security screening. The two score boards were cool until the south one stopped working right and it looked like there was 1:15 left in the half and it was 11:15. The play by play over the speakers was worse than high school football games I've been to. The end of the first half we decided to go the bathroom and get water since it was almost 100 degrees out. The bathrooms were WORSE than the tailgate lot. Now where I come from tailgate places have portajohns but this place had a real bathroom with a hostess so that was impressive. The stadium however has dirty bathrooms with doors that didn't work (one girl actually got down on the floor and crawled out because she couldn't get the door to open back up). The faucets didn't work. We then moved to concessions. It was 2 minutes before the end of the half and there were already lines about 20 deep at each register in the central food area for the 4th level. Ok no problem I'm a patient waiter, the jags fans around me were not. Finally get to the counter after about 20 minutes and order 2 bottles of water and fries. $13. VERY REASONABLE price compared to what I pay up north. I gave the girl a $20 and she handed me back $6 in ones and said I'm out of change. I stood there waiting for my other dollar and then she scrambled to the manager letting them know she was out of change and the manager gave her attitude. Finally she gets the dollar bill for me. About 3 minutes later the fries came out. 2 minutes before halftime was when we got in line. They had no food. How do you not have any food ready for half time with 60k people. Again people in line were so aggravated they just ordered sodas or waters and left. Again you gave up thousands to hundreds of thousands in revenue. The trash can was turned over at the end of the night so the trash I brought from my seat to clean up my own mess I had to put on top of a turned over trash. I've worked in an sports arena, I've been to major league sports in several stadiums, minor league baseball and high school sports and ALL of them were a better experience than I had here. It's a shame. For $168 I would rather have gone to a bar and watched the game. Some people may read this and think I'm just bitter because my team lost but I really want my friends who live here and come to a couple games a year to get better service than this. I've never spent only $13 inside a game. I'd come with $160 and intended to spend most of it. If you lost out on $100 per patron with 12 in my group that's $1200. Multiply that by 60k patrons and you are talking $6,000,000. If fan experience doesn't matter to you, your bottom line should. read more

The best part of a Jacksonville Jaguars game is the Bud Zone and the actual EverBank Field. Nothing has really compelled me to buy season tickets, but when you get a free one--you go. Maybe. Good old fashioned American beer to get you where you need to be makes watching the Jaguars that much more--aah-entertaining. I really do like the colors of the uniform. They're pretty hot, but who doesn't like teal and black? As far as the team goes, they've definitely come a long way from when the stations used to black-out the games because they couldn't fill their seats. I know it sounds fair-weathered, but they should be good by now. read more

I am a transplant from New England to Jacksonville, and all of my NFL games that I have attended have been here. I am still loyal to my Giants, but the Jaguars have earned a place in my heart as well. The most recent game that I attended was phenomenal and was against the Giants. Needless to say, I was torn. The Jags beat the Giants with a score of 32-31. I wouldn't have believed it if I didn't see it with my own two eyes. The heart and soul that this team puts on the field can be felt throughout the entire stadium. I'm all in. read more

I feel this team is on the up and up. They have gone through a big transformation. A lot of new players, new front office staff, new coach and an owner who cares about the team and the city of Jacksonville. With the new upgrades to Everbank Field, the fan excitement should definitely help bring some Jaguar spirit. But it all comes down to Sundays. Upgrades and new players don't mean a thing if they don't play their heart out and get some wins. MOVE THOSE CHAINS!!! read more

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Go jags. Sitting here enjoying the game. Watching the fans enjoying themselves. If you drive down to the game make sure you park with the scouts. Good spot. Cheaper than the normal going rate but you also get a hotdog free for parking. It is also for good cause the new video boards are fantastic. As clear as you TV at home. read more

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The Jacksonville Jaguars the AFC South Division Yelp Challenge 68/100. Take a vote who sucks the most Browns, Jaguars or Raiders? There's an old adage "those with nothing to lose are the most dangerous". But unfortunately that doesn't hold true for this franchise. What the this team needs is 53 new players and 7 new practice squad players. Start trimming the fat and start with the top as in Management. Try to keep away from that dead money. So keep the players who still have the guaranteed contracts. Weak teams always go big in the off-season and try to be the New York Yankees of Baseball. Note: you can't buy championships. Go back to the basics and build though the draft. Now if your team was one player away then free agency isn't bad. But you guys need help from top to bottom and side to side. Start giving out performance contracts instead of just shelling out the cash. When a player has to work and he knows he'll get a bonus if he achieves his the goals. That's motivation and he's working for his money. Good luck Vincent D aka VD aka Vebola aka Vincent Vega Always, Enjoying the simple things in life. read more

I am a little hesitant giving the Jaguars a four star rating, but I figured... Hey why not??? After all, the organization is great for the city of Jax and who doesn't love having an NFL team?? It's nice to be able to go to a game when you want... And even better is getting to say your city has hosted a Super Bowl!! It would be nice to see the Jaguars get to the Super Bowl, but only after the Dolphins do!!! Lol read more

From a visiting fan's perspective: Going to see a game in Jacksonville for the first time to cheer on the visiting team (NFC North) I had no idea what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. I'd done the same thing in Atlanta a few years before and it was a total cluster. The Falcons fans were loud and and profane against the visiting team's fans and getting to the stadium and parking were confusing and difficult. BUT, I left Jacksonville thinking: "These folks sure know how to put on a football game!" Most parking around the Everbank Field requires a parking pass that is purchased for the year. There are a few lots that offer game day parking for around $20 a spot. What we chose to do was park at the civic center (an old train station, cool building!) and ride the shuttle bus to the stadium. What a great decision. It was the easiest time I've ever had getting to a football game. We payed $7 per person a round-trip shuttle bus ticket and a coupon for a free drink in the stadium. Concession food is ridiculously expensive at any stadium, so the free drink was a $4-$5 value. Do the math on that and to park and ride cost us a total of $2 per person! We were the only visiting fans on the bus, but the Jacksonville fans who were with us, and, in fact, most Jaguars fans I saw throughout the day were very gracious. As a matter of fact, the only fans I saw who were drunk and abusive were my own team's fans... I was pleased with the gameday experience, from concessions to seats as well as the product on the field ("my" team won). Most of that I will save for another review of the stadium itself, but I will say that I am very glad the Jags offer FAMILY SEATING. This is a great idea, and where we decided to sit during the game. In this section no alcohol or profanity is permitted. I was surprised but happy to see they actually enforce the alcohol policy! Every stadium should follow this formula, because people like me want to enjoy the game of football and not be preoccupied with the behavior of rowdy fans. Thanks for the hospitality Jacksonville! I might just come back to see a game and make Jacksonville my favorite AFC team. read more

I just might be getting some season tickets this year! The Jags are Jacksonville's team [man!], and after some serious threats being thrown around about the Jags leaving town, I am considering it an investment towards my future. The way I see things, the Jags bring in a lot of jobs to this city. And a lot of spirit. And a lot of fun. AND a lot of national recognition. We need this team more than they need us... but if we want them to stick around we have to throw some support behind them! People complain because they aren't winning. Let me remind people that we continuously make it to the Playoffs and have gotten very close to making it to the Superbowl. So, we haven't won a Superbowl. At least we play well enough to get close! And considering that they are coming from a town with the most lackluster show of support, I think that shows some pretty impressive self motivation. It should also not be forgotten that they are required to fill one of the all time largest stadiums ever built [stupid FL/GA game] even though they are located in a mid-sized market. [I know that many seats are blocked off, but even still it has a higher seat requirement than the majority of stadiums to avoid blackouts.] [And maybe if people could actually see the games on TV they would start to care more.] [Seems a little unfair.] Imagine how riled up and raring to go they would be if the city was actually behind them! There would be no limit to what they could do! So... that said... I love the Jags! Football games are so much fun. Tailgating. Beer. Chicken Wings. Screaming, hooting and hollering! Black and Teal as far as the eye can see! Cold winter days bundled up with wind-blown cheeks! Big guys in tights knocking each other down!!!! Lets all go out, buy some season tix, and make sure we keep the Jags where they belong. In JAGSONVILLE. [This seems a little more like a call to action than a review... ahh, what can ya do?] read more

Not impressed at all. The Browns had their way with the defense. The offense wasn't much better. If they win the first game against Huston you better be ready for another year like last year! The main thing I felt was missing was "heart". You may not like me saying that I am a lifelong Eagles fan. But you know we have had our ups and our downs. We we were down we lacked heart for the game. You guys did not play like professionals tonight. It was pathetic. I left mad and I am not even a fan. I like to support the home team and that is why I was at the game tonight. You are gonna have to do better to get me as a fan! read more

Amazing stadium!!!!! I took a tour today and the staff is so inviting. This is the first stadium I have been too that I feel it was super clean. The field is very kept up which it should be because it is an NFL team. The locker rooms are spotless and the suites are incredibly clean and up to date. read more

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Now I have watch the Jag's from the beginning. Not being a big Jaguar fan the wife got some club seat tickets so. I had to go and they played just about the same way they have all year. Pretty bad, but the Atlanta Falcons didn't play much better. Good enough to win but not that well. I will say that the men on the team sure look larger in real life. There are some big old boys on this team. I really do wish that they would play better together. You know maybe a 500 season would be nice. Oh well until then I will watch from afar. read more

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I'm not a Jags fan (go Colts!), but the new improvements to the stadium with the big screens, pools, cabanas, and new smaller screens all around the stadium is very impressive to see in person. This will be the go to stadium for big events now, and I'm excited to see more things happen in this stadium in the future. Shad Kahn has really turned this stadium into a city center piece; now it's time for the Jags to shine and give the city what they really need. The only other thing I think this stadium needs is an upgraded sound system as the speakers are muddy sometimes, and a retractable roof! I uploaded a video of the entire video board unveiling ceremony which you can view on youtube - http://youtu.be/lnQ5l_DTLnI read more

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Regardless of how the W column has looked lately, I still believe Jaguar fans have something to be proud of. My family was never much into sports, especially not football, until the Jags came to town. Between the Weavers and Shad Khan, we are lucky to have had owners who believe not only in the Jaguars, but in this city. The stadium is great (and in the process of getting even better at the moment!). As a couple of other reviews mentioned, the family fun zone (I think that is still the name but it may have changed?) is a great way for young kids to experience the game, while the Bud Zone is a great adult option. The football side will work it self out (eventually) but every other aspect of this organization is spot on. read more

There's been some serious shake ups over the last few years, but hopefully the fans will start to see a payoff this upcoming season. While I always admired the Weavers, I think the plans Shad Khan has for this team is just what the city needed. Can't wait to cheer them on when they venture across the pond. read more

Really? 5 stars across the board for the Jags??? I like the changes they have made at the stadium this year but they really need some shade inside the stadium. I'm glad that Khan is investing in the team and I hope the team has great success in future years that will lead to better attendance and a loyal fan base. While a Jags shirt and will come to a game or two each season I don't feel like I'm a die hard fan yet. They need to keep doing the right things to engage me a little more. read more

Great family environment and very safe for an NFL football game. Their new videoboards are incredible and their mascot is crazy!!!! Loved it. read more

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The team may not be doing that well but the fan experience of being at the game was great. I'm not that fond of crowed events, but this was really an exception for me. Great job to the staff at Everbank Field. It was real fun and we will go again next year read more

Never confuse the thrill of the fan experience with the win-loss record of the team. The new score boards are awesome if not a little distracting. As a long time sitter in the nose-bleed section it is still cool to see the activity and improvements such as the pools and cabanas. The pre-game activities for kids around the stadium are also awesome. My favorite part of each home game is going to the game by boat and tailgating at the Metro Park Marina. Go Jags! read more

Yes, I will wait to do my review after a win (woo hoo, two in a row!!!). I became a season ticket holder because I really enjoyed the entire production of games. From the player introductions to the mascot to the military traditions to the uniforms to the events, I am really excited to live in a city that has an NFL team that is as progressive and innovative as the Jaguars. Granted some games cause heartache and I have had a few bad Mondays due to Sunday performances. But, when I lose my voice from screaming during a game, high five strangers after first downs, get tingly feelings during the clips shown on the giant screens, I feel privileged to be able to enjoy the Jaguars for all they offer to me as a fan and to the community. I have been able to bring more than one friend from out of town to these games and they were impressed and it changed the stereotype image they had of Jacksonville. Go Jags! read more