Jacksonville Municipal Stadium Tickets

If only everything in life went as smoothly as the construction of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ home field. Amid remnants of the old Gator Bowl, site preparations began in January 1994. Nineteen and a half months later, the Jaguars had a stadium. It was the fastest turnaround in National Football League history, and the builders’ haste was much appreciated. It enabled Jacksonville to become the first NFL expansion franchise to debut in its permanent home.

Although Jacksonville Municipal Stadium went up in record time, you wouldn’t know it to walk through its concourses and settle into its seats. It is as comfortable as any stadium in the country, as you can discover for yourself by buying Jacksonville Municipal Stadium tickets and NFL tickets from GoTickets.

It bears mentioning that Jacksonville enjoyed a head start in building Jacksonville Municipal Stadium. Salvaged from the Gator Bowl was the upper deck atop the west grandstand, which had been added in 1982. However, everything else was demolished and replaced. As a result, the Jacksonville Municipal Stadium you’ll see when you buy your Jacksonville Jaguars tickets is much more than a recreation of a familiar place; it’s a whole new venue.

The Jaguars are Jacksonville Municipal Stadium’s primary tenants. Led by quarterback Byron Leftwich, they are one of the NFL’s exciting young teams and expect to make a run at the playoffs in 2005 after finishing 9-7 and just missing out on the postseason a year ago. This year’s marquee home games include visits by Seattle (Sept. 11), Denver (Oct. 2), Baltimore (Nov. 13) and Indianapolis (Dec. 11). You can find your Seattle Seahawks tickets, Denver Broncos tickets, Baltimore Ravens tickets, Indianapolis Colts tickets and any other NFL tickets at GoTickets.

Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, formerly known as Jacksonville Memorial Stadium, enjoyed maximum exposure this past February when Super Bowl XXXIX came to town. The big winners Feb. 6 were the New England Patriots, who edged Philadelphia, 24-21, and the team and city officials who succeeded in bringing pro football’s biggest event to Jacksonville. Jacksonville Municipal Stadium shined on its biggest day ever, proving it was capable of playing host to one of the sports world’s most complex undertakings. It’s uncertain when the Super Bowl will return, but NFL officials expressed satisfaction with Jacksonville’s performance as host city. No matter where the game takes place, you can find Super Bowl tickets at GoTickets.

Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is a popular college football venue as well. On Dec. 3, it will play host to the first-ever Atlantic Coast Conference championship game. The game will return in 2006, and Jacksonville Municipal Stadium has an option for the 2007 and 2008 ACC championship games.

On Jan. 2, 2006, the Gator Bowl returns to Jacksonville, with a team from the ACC meeting a Big East rival. In addition, Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is also the site of the annual Florida-Georgia football game, with this year’s game set for Oct. 29. You can find ACC championship game tickets, Gator Bowl tickets, Florida Gators tickets, Georgia Bulldogs tickets and an assortment of college football tickets at GoTickets.

Finally Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is well known on the concert circuit. Before it was rebuilt, it welcomed the Rolling Stones and Michael Jackson. U2 has also visited. You can get Rolling Stones tickets, U2 tickets and other concert tickets at GoTickets.

Mostly, though, Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is familiar as a football venue. That’s likely to continue thanks to the Jaguars. To be a part of the action, visit GoTickets, your source for Jacksonville Municipal Stadium tickets.