The Jacksonville Jaguars are undertaking a substantial renovation of EverBank Stadium as part of a comprehensive modernization effort. The facility is experiencing significant structural changes, including the installation of new lighting systems and large steel framework components that will support a transparent covering structure. According to team officials, the upgrades represent a transformative shift in the stadium’s appearance and functionality.
The $1.4 billion “Stadium of the Future” project is scheduled for completion in 2028. To accommodate the ongoing construction work, the Jaguars will temporarily relocate their home games to Orlando during the 2027 season, utilizing Camping World Stadium as an alternative venue. The extensive nature of the renovation has required the removal of seating in upper sections of the Jacksonville facility.
Fans attending games this season will experience the facility amid active construction, as the steel trusses and other infrastructure upgrades continue. The temporary relocation to Orlando offers supporters an opportunity to follow the team while the Jacksonville stadium undergoes its extensive redesign. When completed, the renovated facility is expected to provide a significantly enhanced experience for both the franchise and its fan base.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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