Nov 8, 2026
12:00 PM
Caesars Superdome is a landmark domed stadium in New Orleans and home to the New Orleans Saints. The venue hosts NFL games, college football championships, NCAA basketball Final Fours, Super Bowls, and major concerts.
Overview
The Superdome opened in 1975 as the Louisiana Superdome and remains one of the most recognizable indoor venues in American sports. Caesars Entertainment acquired naming rights in 2021. Located at 1500 Sugar Bowl Drive beside the New Orleans CBD and the Smoothie King Center, the stadium is operated with the Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District and ASM Global. Extensive post-Katrina renovations modernized seating, clubs, and the roof while preserving the dome’s signature circular form.
Fast facts
- Location: New Orleans, Louisiana (1500 Sugar Bowl Dr)
- Teams: New Orleans Saints (NFL)
- Capacity: 73,208
- Opened: August 3, 1975
- Renovated: Multiple phases, including major post-Katrina work
- Surface: Artificial turf
- Premium Seating: Suites, clubs, and field-level hospitality
Architectural Features
The Superdome’s circular dome and vast enclosed bowl create a climate-controlled environment year-round:
- One of the largest fixed-dome stadiums in the world
- Continuous suite and club rings upgraded through successive renovations
- Adjacent Smoothie King Center for NBA and entertainment events
- Direct connection to downtown hotels, the French Quarter, and the convention district
Hospitality
Food and beverage at Caesars Superdome is operated by Sodexo Live!. The program leans into New Orleans culinary identity — po’boys, gumbo, seafood, and local restaurant concepts — alongside premium suite and club catering for Saints games and marquee events.
Major Events
- Regular-season and playoff NFL games for the New Orleans Saints
- Multiple Super Bowls
- NCAA Men’s Final Four and college football championship events
- The Allstate Sugar Bowl and major concerts