Overview
- Team leaders led media tours this week showing much wider concourses, new entry gates, relocated field lights into the upper seating and closed upper decks while visible cranes and steel work line the bowl.
- Capacity is cut to roughly 42,000–42,500 for the 2026 season after removal of about 22,000 upper-deck seats and installation of temporary lower-bowl seating.
- The Jaguars say construction will pause before games and resume afterward with varying shutdown windows, and crews have logged more than 1.5 million man-hours so far.
- The club has redesigned concessions with a low-price 'Fan First' menu and changed parking and access routes, asking fans to arrive earlier because construction affects lots and walkways.
- The finished venue will include a transparent canopy meant to cut radiant heat and expand to just over 70,000 seats for major events, but the team notes Jacksonville would need more hotel and convention capacity to host events like the Super Bowl.