Caesars Superdome - home of New Orleans Saints in New Orleans, LA

πŸ“–About Caesars Superdome

The Caesars Superdome is an architectural icon and a symbol of resilience in New Orleans. As the home of the Saints and a seven-time Super Bowl host, it is legendary for its intense crowd noise and "Who Dat" spirit.

πŸ›οΈHistory

Origins

Constructed to bring the NFL to New Orleans and provide a massive multi-purpose venue. It remains the largest fixed-dome structure in the world.

Major Renovations

2024Completed a multi-year, $500M+ modernization including new escalators, atriums, and concourses.
2006restored and reopened following the catastrophic damage caused by Hurricane Katrina.

Notable Moments

Sep 25, 2006The "Rebirth" game: Saints returned to the Dome after Katrina in a win over the Falcons.
Feb 7, 2010Saints won their first Super Bowl (XLIV), sparking the ultimate NOLA celebration.

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

The Plaza Level keeps you close to the energy, while 200-level Loge seats offer superior sightlines. The "Bunker Clubs" provide premium field-level views.

Parking Tips

Parking is limited; stay in a nearby hotel or use ride-share drop-offs on Poydras St. Champions Square is the hub for pre-game.

Game Day

Head to Champions Square 3 hours early for brass bands. Don't miss the "Who Dat" chant and sample the famous stadium jambalaya and gumbo.

Stadiums Near Caesars Superdome

References

Content sourced from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) and official team sites. Additional information verified against public sources.