Camping World Stadium
Orlando, United States
About this place
History of the stadium
EverBank Stadium opened in 1995 following the relocation and expansion of professional American football to Jacksonville. Built on the site of the former Gator Bowl Stadium, it became the home of the Jacksonville Jaguars upon their entry into the NFL. The venue has undergone multiple renovations to modernize facilities and enhance the fan experience.
Architecture and design
The stadium features an open-bowl design typical of large NFL venues, with extensive seating tiers surrounding the field. Modern upgrades introduced large video boards, premium seating areas and fan-focused amenities. The structure prioritizes visibility, capacity and adaptability for different types of events.
Atmosphere and matchday experience
American football games at EverBank Stadium deliver a lively and high-energy atmosphere, especially during NFL matchups. Jaguars supporters create strong home support, with crowd engagement amplified by the stadium’s size and modern audiovisual systems. Major events further enhance the sense of spectacle.
Location and accessibility
The stadium is located in downtown Jacksonville along the St. Johns River. It is accessible by road and local transport services, with event-day traffic management in place. Its central location connects it to the city’s sports and entertainment districts.
Origin of the stadium name
The name EverBank Stadium comes from a naming rights agreement with EverBank, a financial services company. The stadium has previously operated under different commercial names, reflecting changes in sponsorship over time.
