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Deposits for Jacksonville Jaguars 2027 home season in Orlando now open

Ticket deposits are now open for the Jaguars' 2027 season in Orlando amid Everbank Stadium renovations.

Deposits for Jacksonville Jaguars 2027 home season in Orlando now open

The Jacksonville Jaguars have officially opened deposits for their 2027 home season games in Orlando. The city of Orlando will host the team while Jacksonville's Everbank Stadium undergoes major renovations. The Jaguars will return to Jacksonville for the 2028 season.

Fans can deposit up to eight seats per account. General bowl seating deposits are $100 per seat, while club seating deposits are $200 per seat. Florida Citrus Sports members have priority access and do not need to place a deposit.

Seat selection details for Florida Citrus Sports members and deposit holders will be provided after the end of the current NFL season. Additional information about flex plans, group tickets, and single-game packages will be available in early 2027.

To kick off the deposit campaign, the Jaguars hosted a "Teal Thursday" event on November 5 during their game against the Baltimore Ravens. Participating Orlando-area venues, such as Tin Roof, Walter's Tavern, The Porch, and À La Cart - City, offered giveaways and specials to promote the event.

Seat selection for deposit holders will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, following the conclusion of the current NFL season. For more information on making a deposit, visit the provided link.

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