Home of: The New Orleans Saints (NFC South)
Welcome to Caesars Superdome, an iconic indoor stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the proud home of the NFL's New Orleans Saints since opening in 1975. Conceptualized in 1967 by Curtis and Davis, this monumental landmark features a steel frame spanning 13 acres and a 273-foot dome with a 680-foot diameter, earning it the title of the world's largest fixed domed structure. The Superdome boasts an impressive history, having hosted eight Super Bowls—the most of any venue through Super Bowl LIX—along with six NCAA men's basketball championships, the annual Sugar Bowl, and the historic Bayou Classic.
In 2005, the facility served as a shelter of last resort during Hurricane Katrina, sustaining severe storm damage before undergoing an extensive 5 million restoration to reopen on September 25, 2006. Modern upgrades have continuously enhanced the game-day experience, offering modernized suites, express elevators, expanded concourses, 7,500-square-foot bunker lounges with full-service bars, continuous synthetic turf, and champagne bronze aluminum exterior panels. Outside, you can admire the Rebirth statue commemorating Steve Gleason's legendary blocked punt.
Whether attending a Saints game or a major college bowl match, visiting this storied arena puts you right in the heart of Louisiana sports history.
What to see at Caesars Superdome
- World's largest fixed domed structure with a 680-foot diameter dome covering 13 acres
- Home venue of the NFL's New Orleans Saints and host of eight Super Bowls
- The Rebirth statue outside depicting Steve Gleason's historic 2006 punt block
- Modernized 7,500-square-foot bunker lounges featuring full-service bars and granite counter tops
- Host of major college sports traditions including the Sugar Bowl and Bayou Classic
Stadium tours & game day
Be sure to stop by the plaza next to the Superdome to see the Rebirth statue commemorating Saints history before heading inside on game day.
How long: 3-4 hours (game day) · Best time: Game day (Sep–Feb)
How to get there & what’s nearby
Caesars Superdome is easy to reach on game days and by New Orleans’s public transport. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our New Orleans travel guide.
Caesars Superdome in pictures
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