Daily's Place Closes for 3 Years in Stadium Redevelopment

Jacksonville, Florida's Daily's Place amphitheater, a key venue for All Elite Wrestling events, will close for at least three years following a Jonas Brothers concert on December 30, 2025. The shutdown is part of a major redevelopment project aimed at transforming the adjacent EverBank Stadium, home of the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars.

The closure, described by venue officials as a temporary "intermission," stems from the Stadium of the Future initiative led by the Khan family, which owns the Jaguars through Shad Khan. Daily's Place, an open-air facility opened in 2017 and owned by the City of Jacksonville, is managed by Bold Events, a company also controlled by Khan. Construction will begin in early 2026, focusing on replacing upper decks at EverBank Stadium and adding a roof. While the Jaguars plan to play their 2026 home games at the stadium, those upper sections will remain inaccessible to fans.

Further work in 2027 will require a full shutdown of EverBank Stadium, forcing the Jaguars to relocate their home games that season to Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida. The overall project, which will physically connect Daily's Place to the stadium, is projected to wrap up in...