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Jacksonville Jaguars Jacksonville Jaguars Stadium November 21, 2010 24 - 20 Win |
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Stadium Vitals Built: 1995 Capacity: 73,000 seats Playing Surface: Natural Grass Draft Beer: $7.00 (bottle) Hot Dog: $6.00 Lg. Soda: $6.00 |
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Stadium Review - PBR's with Big Cat Tailgating You’ll notice that the Jaguar appearing on the team’s logo has a teal colored tongue. When the expansion Jaguars came into the league with the Carolina Panthers in 1995, it was said that the teal tongue was the result of “feeding some Carolina Panthers to our Jaguars”. The teal tongue in Jacksonville has become a fan favorite. During the Jaguars first preseason game, teal colored candies were handed out to Jaguars fans to turn their tongues blue in time for kickoff. The “Candy Man" in Section 142 carries on this tradition by passing out raspberry lollipops at gametime and wagging blue tongues can be seen all over the stadium. When I’m in Jacksonville I always hang out with Big Cat Tailgating, the premiere tailgating experience outside EverBank Field. Big Cat Tailgating is comprised of several nationally ranked a As gametime approached we headed toward EverBank Field. It was an incredible Florida day, with clear skies, sunshine and 75-degree temperatures. For late November, considering that in cities like Chicago and Pittsburgh, bundled NFL tailgaters are huddled together around fire pits and charcoal grills trying to keep warm, you almost wonder why anyone would live up there. With excellent weathe Looking around the stadium, it was actually a little discouraging to see so many seating sections masked off in the 65,000 seat arena. Along with several sections in the endzone, each of the four corners of the upper decks were masked off as well. The fans that do show up were true die hards forming a formidable 12th man that I’m sure is largely responsible for the Jags being so tough to beat at home. The unfortunate thing for this franchise is that apparently there aren’t enough of them that want to come out on Sundays. Big Cat Tailgating’s celebratory beverage of choice? Apparently it’s Pabst Blue Ribbon (for some reason). The taste of victory in Jacksonville almost seems more like a punishment. However, if you read this blog often then you know me, and I’m all about immersion into local culture. If that means experiencing the agony of defeat along with the thrill of victory while drinkin’ PBR’s in Jacksonville, well then Chicken Man, crack open another one for me! For more information on the city of Jacksonville, FL check out my other reviews by clicking on the links below: NFL: November 25, 2007 - Buffalo Bills vs. Jacksonville Jaguars NFL: December 10, 2006 - Alltel Stadium Recon Visit |
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Top Tourist Attractions: The Alligator Farm Historic St. Augutine Anheuser-Busch Brewery Local Foods: Seafood What They're Drinkin': Land Shark, Teal-Colored Stadium Beer, Pabst Blue Ribbon Tailgating Hotspots: Tailgaters Parking - Touchdown Lot Jacksonville Fairgrounds Local Sports Media: Florida Times Union Orlando Sentinel 106.5FM |
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Bar Districts: SeaWalk Pavilion (Irish Pub, Ocean Club, The Brick) Best Restaurants: Jax Beaches area (Billy's Boat House Grill, Chizu, The Mellow Mushroom, Sneakers Sports Bar and Grill, Al's Pizza ) San Marco/ Downtown (The Wine Cellar, Bistro AIX, Matthew's, Café Nola) Breweries (Ragtime Tavern, River City Brewing Co) Yucatan Taco Stand - Jacksonville Beach Fan Resources: Pocket Map of Jacksonville Stadium Policy Stadium Parking Map Premiere Fan Forum: JagsZone.com Getting to the Stadium: I prefer driving to the stadium on gameday as there's lots of great tailgating in and around the area. If you plan to drive, be sure to get a parking pass in advance at one of the premiere tailgater lots and enjoy the day. If you're looking for a public transport option, look into the Jacksonville Transit Authority's park and ride Stadium Shuttle Service there's also a water taxi that's operated by SS Marine Ventures that will take you from your hotel to the stadium on gameday. Where To Stay: There’s plenty to see and do in downtown Jacksonville. You’ll want to check out the museums, fine dining, and the Riverside Arts market. The Hyatt Regency-Jacksonville and the Wyndham-Jacksonville River walk are both prime hotel locations for Jaguars game day. |
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