Jaguars amphitheater, flex field construction to begin next month

Started by paul_bcb, March 17, 2016, 12:52:52 PM

KenFSU

^The cost of renting, staffing, and staging an arena is always going to be significantly more expensive than the cost of running an amphitheater.

RG, for now, I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree, wait for more information, and hope for the best.

We're both on the same page that the new facility, and the Jaguars' involvement, is a massive net positive for both the city and for the long-term stability of the Jaguars in this market.

But strictly out of principle, I'll never be convinced that the city should allow the Jaguars to pre-sell more than 50% of tickets to their season ticket holders.


FlaBoy

Quote from: remc86007 on January 28, 2017, 03:02:10 PM
I know that the amphitheater will be the new hot place to have concerts, but if there are shows coming to town with vastly more demand than 5500 tickets, wouldn't they perform in the arena?

Yes.

02roadking

FYI
For the Third Eye Blind show. Citi card holders have a presale going on now. Tomorrow, Jags 365 members get a presale. Friday on sale to everybody. So, for a 42.00 tic, you'll pay I think 11.00, facility charge and 12.00 service charge at Ticketmaster, on top of the price of the ticket.
Springfield since 1998

pierre

Dave Matthews tickets go on sale to the public Friday. I am guessing that sells out pretty quick.

johnnyliar

Quote from: pierre on February 08, 2017, 08:38:11 AM
Dave Matthews tickets go on sale to the public Friday. I am guessing that sells out pretty quick.

I'm interested to see how well he still sells, especially in a city he barely ever plays.

pierre

With it being his only Florida show, I suspect it will sell well. He sold out the arena two years ago.

johnnyliar

Quote from: pierre on February 08, 2017, 10:46:27 AM
With it being his only Florida show, I suspect it will sell well. He sold out the arena two years ago.

Good to know! Thanks!

FSBA

Muse announced a 2017 amphitheater tour, hitting Tampa and WPB. No Jacksonville :(
I support meaningless jingoistic cliches

johnnyliar

Quote from: FSBA on February 08, 2017, 12:12:10 PM
Muse announced a 2017 amphitheater tour, hitting Tampa and WPB. No Jacksonville :(

Both of their venues are 20,000 capacity. So, not a Daily's place possibility.

02roadking

Well, there is 12 days between Tampa and the Nashville shows, so it could happen.
Springfield since 1998

KenFSU

Straight No Chaser and Postmodern Jukebox announced for August.

Also, looking at the construction cam, it looks like there is a lot of work left to complete by May.





remc86007


Steve

Both previous Jags stadium projects were this way too - the Jaguars ran all three construction projects and are then responsible for the overruns, etc.

KenFSU