Jacksonville Jaguars

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Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Jacksonville Riverfront INCOMPLETE- The Doubletree is a modern, simple hotel that offers nice amenities for a Doubletree and sits just steps from the St. John's River. The location is excellent, just two miles from TIAA Bank Field, a quick and easy drive that is also walkable across the bridge and along the river. There are plenty of restaurants nearby and the hotel is just steps away from a fun riverwalk area and water taxi stations. Rooms are small but comfortable and most rooms offer balconies as a nice perk for relaxation, with about half the rooms overlooking the river and city skyline in the background. There are several different suites which offer a luxury experience for a fairly reasonable price with amenities including whirlpool tubs, full living/dining room, and even multiple balconies. There are two restaurants at the hotel, a Ruth's Chris Steakhouse with its attached upscale Riverview Lounge, and a casual American restaurant and bar serving all three meals in the lobby. Amenities are standard but there is a large riverfront pool with a sun deck wrapped around it, and the hotel also offers a fitness center. The Doubletree is an excellent choice for guests who want to make the most of being in Jacksonville and staying on the water with plnty of action near, while being treated to convienient ameniti

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The Jaguars are known to have some of the cheapest tickets in football, so this can be a good stadium to splurge on club tickets, or simply have a cheaper trip to the game with higher seats. The first three levels on the sidelines at TIAA Bank Field are all club seating, with the closest sections to the field double-digit, followed by 100 and 200 levels. The best views will come in sections 135-138 and 235-238 on the visitor's sideline. These seats have access to the Assure Club East which is more laid back than the west side club, and offers climate-controlled lounges and patio areas with tables and bars that have a very Florida feel. Sections 231 and 242 are a bit of a sweet spot with direct views of midfield and the video boards, and some of the best sightlines outside of the club sections so they can be found at a much better cost. Sections 435-437 are a good choice for cheap seats, and the only sideline sections, along with 409-411 on the opposite side, not located in a club area. The first eight rows have good views and easier concourse access, and as the top level of the stadium these tickets can often be found at reasonable prices.

Fans more focused on socializing can get the cheapest tickets they can find and go to FanDuelVille above the end zone. All fans are allowed and the area has a fun, party feel complete with multiple bars serving specialty cocktails, a live DJ, free daily fantasy competition, and views of the field with plenty of screens for closer-up views of the action. Of course, the most famous seating in the stadium is the spa cabanas, a truly unique NFL experience complete with a pool, comfortable seating, and all-inclusive food and drinks including alcohol. The cabanas go for $9,000-12,500, which comes out to a somewhat reasonable $250 per person max for its 50 person capacity, which could be a very fun option for a fan travel group coming to a game.