The Teal Street Hooligans and Bold City Brigade are arguably the largest (and definitely the…read moreLOUDest) grassroots fan movement in the history of the Jaguars. Established in 2007 at the corner of Duval Street and Bryan Street, the Hooligans have celebrated every Jags game with pre and post game tailgates. You will find several hundred fans participating in circle ups every 30 minutes and if you come at the right time, you'll even see Jaxson de Ville circling up with them. There is always plenty of food, beer, cornhole and Jags team spirit. Each tailgate is DJ'd with a great variety of music that gets you pumped for the game, although you're welcome to play your own music as well. Parking fills up quick but it only costs $20 and is less than a 1/4 mile walk to the stadium.

The Jacksonville Icemen are the minor league hockey team based in Jacksonville, Florida and overall…read moreprovides a fun evening out. Tickets are affordable and the concessions are what you expect. I had a hot dog, which was six dollars, and a milkshake, which Coste eleven dollars. Yes, the concessions are overpriced, but that is with almost every stadium and arena. They have a sport shop to sell team merchandise. T-shirts started at thirty dollars and a team jersey goes up to three hundred dollars. All in all, I would definitely recommend checking out a game.

The coach is the worst I ever seen. We're done paying good money for the 904 club to watch the team…read morelose and trade away the good players.

I recently contacted the Jacksonville Jaguars about purchasing season tickets and was specifically…read moreinterested in Section 130, Row C. I worked with Account Executive Gray Gibson, and after several conversations, we agreed those seats were perfect. They were one row behind our friends and were exactly what I wanted for a special gift for my husband. I was a serious buyer, prepared to spend nearly $6,000. I explained to Gray that I needed a few days before paying because I was waiting for the "clear to close" on my home purchase. We scheduled a call for Thursday, with payment planned for Friday. On Wednesday morning, Gray told me the seats were still available and said he would see about holding them. I asked to move our call up to Wednesday, but he told me there was no reason to do so if I wasn't paying that day. Based on that conversation, I believed the seats were being held for me. Ironically, later that afternoon I received my clear to close, meaning I was free to make the purchase. Unfortunately, Thursday morning Gray told me the seats were gone, along with the seats directly behind them. I was offered seats several rows farther back. I understand that other customers can purchase available seats. What I don't understand is why I was left with the impression that the seats were being held for me when they weren't. If I had been clearly told from the beginning that it was simply first come, first paid, I would have understood the risk and handled things differently. I also spoke with supervisor Chris Carter, but unfortunately there was no meaningful resolution. I repeatedly explained why Section 130 was important to me, yet the focus remained on trying to sell me other seats costing thousands of dollars that didn't meet my needs. This was supposed to be an exciting gift for my husband, and instead the experience completely ruined it. The Jaguars didn't just lose the sale of these seats--they lost a customer. Clear communication and customer service should matter just as much as making the sale.

EverBank Stadium is honestly one of the easiest stadiums…read moreI've been to navigate. Getting around feels simple and efficient, and for a stadium, the food and drink prices really aren't nearly as outrageous as you'd expect. One thing I especially love is that it's actually IN Jacksonville instead of being built 20+ miles outside the city it's named after like so many other stadiums. The downtown location adds so much to the experience and makes game days/events feel connected to the city itself. Already excited to see what it looks like after the renovations because the future plans sound incredible. Also, huge shoutout to Steve C. in the Gallagher Club -- hands down the best bartender in the entire stadium. Friendly, fast, and always makes the experience even better.

Location Jax sports area-arena…read moreParking Garage-$10; where you can find it elsewhere Service We opted for " best seats"- got front row of side lines-perfect! Game 50 yards of non stop indoor football fun! Mascots are fun! Cheerleaders are great! Summary For a fun night of football-c'mon out. The place is packed!!!

Such a great experience! Not as crowded as expected meaning it was much more intimate experience -…read moregreat music and giveaways, football so close you can touch the players (but don't!) and a good mix of family fun and a fun adult night out!

When the Jacksonville Sharks are playing (our arena football team), Jacksonville Veterans Memorial…read moreArena is turned into Sea Best Field. The "field" or "arena" is pretty darn amazing and they do an awesome job at converting it. The field is 50 yards long (with maybe another 5 yards for each end zone) and is narrow. There's protective padding up around the entire field to not only protect the players, but also to protect the fans who happen to be sitting in the first row (or even first few rows). Nets are up at each end zone which allows the ball to bounce back in. Although, sometimes it does get past the net and into the crowd, but it's always thrown back in. They have a very nice jumbotron in the center which is very clear, but it's not really necessary b/c for these arena football games, there's not really a bad seat in the house. Concessions are, of course, astronomical. We paid $19 for 1 soda, 1 beer, and 1 order of nachos. Yea.... like I said... astronomical. But you are at a sporting event, so do you really expect any thing less?! =) I can't compare it to any other arena football "fields" because I haven't seen any others, but this one is pretty darn cool, so when and if I ever do see another one, it'll have a lot to live up to.

Sea Best field is the home of the Jacksonville Sharks, our hometown Arena football team. Veteran's…read moreMemorial Arena is converted into Sea Best Field, which is a fifty yard field with padded walls surrounding its entirety. The walls serve as protection for players and fans alike. The small size of the field allows for fans to see the action on the field clearly no matter where their seats are located. The jumbotron in the center of the arena is a decent size and is very clear. The goalposts are much smaller and it became obvious that extra points weren't going to be simple to come by, as the Sharks kicker missed two PATs right off the bat! The concession prices are well..sports event prices ($5.00 nachos, $6.00 soda in souvenir cup with $1.00 refills on day of purchase, and a $8.00 bottled beer). I highly suggest eating before hand if at all possible, unless you have extra money set aside for the game! We hope to attend another Sharks game in the future!

Jacksonville Jaguars are a Florida team that I love. I love the team colors and I love…read moreJacksonville. 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!

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

I attended the Black Rodeo here a few weeks back, and it was honestly a wonderful experience! Now,…read morethis was my first time attending a rodeo as well as visiting this center, so I did not know what to really expect. However, it ended up being a really great experience. Even though it was packed for the Rodeo, there was ample seating, ample areas to eat, and various vendors (food and otherwise). There are elevators if you need them, and the bathrooms are large. There is ample parking, so you don't have to fret too much about that. It is definitely a family-friendly center with enough outdoor areas to set up trailers / RVs. I would say bring a portable fan and some water because it does get pretty toasty in the center. Nonetheless, the views from bleachers - no matter where you sit - are GREAT! The Black Rodeo put on an epic show, and I am looking forward to going back next year to see what they have in store for us.

Went to the Black Rodeo here and had a lot of fun. Re accessibility - there is an elevator to reach…read morethe mezzanine level with stroller and wheelchair parking. Unfortunately, the light was out so we rode in pitch black. A little creepy but it was a quick ride so not a big deal. I was able to bring a stroller into the venue for this event. There was grass in the parking lot, then everything else was paved concrete. Yes the bathrooms do have a changing table.

I love soccer & have supported the Armada sine they came to Jax…read more The former owner has abandoned the club, they lost their downtown home-field, fired Tony Meola as coach and sold off their better players - so if you're expecting anything like what you've come to enjoy over the past few seasons, you'll be very disappointed. The Baseball Grounds was not a perfect location for soccer, but the seating was comfortable, it was in the Stadium District, and with Intuition Aleworks & Manifest Distilling all within a block - going to a game was looking to be a great night out! Their new location is Hodges Stadium at UNF. An ok place to watch collegiate soccer - very nice even pitch. But being a little on the older side, I need a seatback if I'm going to be sitting in the stands for a couple hours! The seats are also not numbered. So even though I bought tickets with seat numbers, the seats were no where to be found and many in the crowd just sat where they wanted to. The dining options at the Town Center did lessen the pain somewhat. For some reason, whoever is running the team at this point, decided that the game needed cheerleaders (trust me - it may need something, but not cheerleaders). I'm not sure how much time was spent selecting the group, but they probably spent about the same time training them - quality was less than desirable. The team - I only recognized 2 names from the previous season. The team performed modestly at best. I'm sure the location will work out well for the many soccer families that live in proximity to UNF

Professional soccer is a great addition to Jax and this team is really focused on delivering what…read morethe fans want. My doubts of using a baseball field for a soccer pitch were addressed by a pretty nice set up, and after a full season I figured out the optimal seats. The nautical theme was executed well. Not too cheesy. I really want to play in the half-time battles. The affordability of this team and it's games is a real bonus and I am proud to support them as a season ticket member. Go Armada!