Jacksonville Jaguars Tickets

Jacksonville was awarded an NFL expansion franchise on November 30, 1993, and the Jaguars began play in 1995 alongside the Carolina Panthers. The Jaguars made the playoffs in each season from 1996 through 1999 and reached the AFC Championship Game after the 1996 and 1999 seasons. They returned to the AFC title game after the 2017 season.

The Jaguars have won the AFC South in 1998, 1999, 2017, 2022 and 2025, and have not yet played in a Super Bowl. Left tackle Tony Boselli, the team's first draft pick, became the franchise's first Hall of Famer in 2022.

Shahid Khan has owned the team since 2012. Head coach Liam Coen, hired in January 2025, took a club that went 4-13 the year before to a 13-4 record and a division title in his first season, before a Wild Card loss to Buffalo.

EverBank Stadium sits on the St. Johns River in downtown Jacksonville, Florida. It opened in 1995 and is open-air, with a normal capacity of about 67,800. The stadium is in the middle of a $1.4 billion renovation that began in 2025 and adds a transparent canopy. For 2026 the Jaguars are playing their Jacksonville home games in the stadium at a reduced capacity of about 42,500, because most of the upper bowl is closed for construction. Two other 2026 home games are in London. The team will play the 2027 season at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, and the renovated stadium is scheduled to open in August 2028 with a base capacity of more than 63,000.

The Jaguars run a free game-day shuttle program for every 2026 home game from several lots near the stadium, starting three hours before kickoff and running until an hour after the game. JTA GameDay Xpress buses and the St. Johns River Taxi are other options. After the game, Uber and Lyft pickup is on Beaver Street west of the stadium.

Stadium lot parking is managed digitally, and fans need a mobile parking pass to enter the EverBank Stadium lots. Most season lot passes for 2026 sold out, so check the Jaguars' parking page for what remains and for cash lots within walking distance. Lots open four hours before kickoff. The team says parking and traffic in 2026 should feel similar to 2025 even with fewer seats in use.

Construction has changed entry for 2026. Gate 2 and the West Club gate are now one entrance, the East Club gate is for club and suite ticket holders only, and some gate assignments have moved, so use the recommended gate shown on your mobile ticket. The main concourse now runs a full loop inside. Have mobile tickets and parking passes ready in the Jaguars app, follow the NFL clear-bag policy, and check the team's game-day guide before each game since gates may change as work progresses.

In 2026 nearly all of the upper bowl (the 400 level) is closed, along with some 200-level corners, select North End Zone rows, lower South End Zone sections and part of the lower-level club. That leaves the lower bowl, the remaining club seats and standing-room tickets, so every seat in use is closer to the field than in a normal year.

The stadium has no roof during the 2026 season, and the shade canopy is still being built.

With about 42,500 seats and only six regular-season home games in Jacksonville in 2026, supply is tighter than usual, and the team expects demand to outpace it. Division games against the Texans, Colts and Titans are the key dates. Compare lower-bowl sideline and end zone sections on the seat map and read listing notes for quantity rules and standing-room details. No fees for buyers.