Caesars Superdome
Overview
Iconic domed stadium in downtown New Orleans, home to the Saints since 1975. Symbol of the city's resilience after Hurricane Katrina.
Stadium Highlights
- Largest fixed dome structure in the world
- Historic venue with Super Bowl history
- Symbol of New Orleans resilience
- Recently renovated with modern amenities
Unique Features
- Iconic dome design
- Downtown location near French Quarter
- Multi-purpose venue
- Hurricane Katrina survivor and symbol
Shade & Sun Protection Guide
Best Shaded Sections by Time
Morning Games
- All sections - indoor dome
Afternoon Games
- All sections - indoor dome
Evening Games
- All sections - indoor dome
Shade Tips
- Complete indoor facility with dome
- Climate controlled environment
- No sun or weather exposure
- Consistent temperature year-round
Monthly Weather Patterns
September
Climate controlled
Cool relief from humid heat
October
Climate controlled
Perfect indoor comfort
November
Climate controlled
Consistent conditions
December
Climate controlled
Comfortable year-round
January
Climate controlled
Indoor comfort maintained
Seating Guide
Premium Seating Options
Club Levels
Mercedes-Benz Club
Club membership
- Field level
- All-inclusive
- Premium bars
Loge Level Club
Loge ticket holders
- Midfield views
- Upscale dining
- Private entrance
Seating Tips
Plaza level sidelines
Best overall views
viewLoge level
Premium experience with great sightlines
experienceTerrace corners
Good value seats
valueEnd zone lower
Close to Saints entrance
experienceFood & Drink
Signature Items
- Po'boys
- Jambalaya
- Beignets
- Crawfish bread
Local Favorites
- Muffulettas
- Red beans and rice
- Gumbo
- Pralines
Beer & Beverages
- Abita
- Parish Brewing
- NOLA Brewing
- Domestic beers
Local breweries: Abita, Parish, NOLA, Urban South
Getting There
Address
1500 Sugar Bowl Drive, New Orleans, LA 70112
Parking Options
Superdome Garage
Closest option
Champions Square
Downtown Garages
Alternative Transportation
Public Transit
- Streetcar lines
- RTA buses
Ride Share: Designated zones on Poydras
Game Day Tips
Visit Champions Square
Pre-game festival atmosphere
Arrive early
Traffic and parking challenging
Stay downtown
Walk to game from hotels
Explore French Quarter
Before or after game
Typical Game Day Schedule
- Gates Open: 2 hours before kickoff
- First Pitch: Noon or 3:25pm typically
Neighborhood: Central Business District
Downtown New Orleans near French Quarter and entertainment districts
Insider Tips
Pro Tips
- Champions Square opens 4 hours early
- Walk from French Quarter hotels
- Club level worth it for amenities
Best Value
- Terrace level between 20s
- Park at casino and walk
- Streetcar transportation
Hidden Gems
- Bunker Club field views
- Saints Hall of Fame
- Champions Square concerts
Things to Avoid
- Driving if staying downtown
- Leaving valuables in car
- Missing Champions Square pregame
Stadium History
Timeline
Stadium Traditions
Who Dat Nation
Saints fan chant and identity
Halftime Second Line
New Orleans parade tradition