Caesars Superdome

Walk the outdoor plaza for photos or catch a Saints game, the Sugar Bowl or a concert under the largest fixed dome in the world.

1500 Sugar Bowl Dr · New Orleans, LA

About Caesars Superdome

The Caesars Superdome has been home to the New Orleans Saints since it opened in 1975. Its steel frame covers 13 acres, and the 273-foot dome has a diameter of 680 feet. Saints games, the Sugar Bowl, the Bayou Classic and touring concerts fill the calendar, and the building has hosted eight Super Bowls. Venue management does not offer tours, but you are welcome to walk the exterior Plaza Level and take photos.

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