Tony Khan Teases AEW Taking A Hiatus From Frequently Used Venue

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It appears Tony Khan may not be bringing AEW shows back to Daily’s Place for a long time.

All Elite Wrestling returned to Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, Florida, for this week’s Dynamite and Collision tapings. Khan addressed fans at the tapings, noting that this could be their final appearance at the venue until the Stadium of the Future is complete.

For those wondering, the Stadium of the Future will be a transformed version of EverBank Stadium, home of the Jacksonville Jaguars. The initiative is a collaboration between the Jaguars and the City of Jacksonville to rebuild the existing structure in the “most sustainable and environmentally friendly way.”

According to the Jaguars’ official website, the facility is scheduled for completion in August 2028, with construction already underway. The Stadium of the Future will feature a protective canopy, wider concourses, new communal spaces, lookout decks, new seating types, special event capacity, immersive in-bowl technology, and a nature park.

Daily’s Place has been the spiritual home of AEW shows since the promotion’s early days. The company most recently taped the upcoming Collision broadcast from the venue. Fans can check out AEW Collision spoiler results here.

The stadium is not supposed to open until August 2028 according to a quick Google search

That means possibly 3 years without Daily’s Place shows https://t.co/Powf84v5pU

— Jacob Cohen (@MrJacobCohen) October 9, 2025

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