festival grounds · New Orleans, LA

Caesars Superdome

“The Superdome” · The Dome

New Orleans Saints
7.5Passport Score
70,000Capacity
Open AirRoof
GrassSurface
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About Caesars Superdome

Festival grounds in New Orleans, LA hosting major music festivals.

Type
festival grounds
Sports
Entertainment
Nicknames
The Superdome, The Dome
Location
New Orleans, LA
Time zone
America/New York
Status
active
FormerlyLouisiana SuperdomeMercedes-Benz Superdome
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Landmarks, traditions & experiences

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Crowd ChantIconic

Who Dat Chant

The famous "Who Dat? Who Dat? Who Dat Say Dey Gonna Beat Dem Saints?" chant echoes throughout Caesars Superdome before kickoff and after every score.

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Songs & MusicIconic

When the Saints Go Marching In

Before kickoff and after victories, fans sing "When the Saints Go Marching In," one of the NFL's most iconic musical traditions.

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Pregame RitualIconic

Second Line Band

Pregame festivities often feature traditional New Orleans brass bands and Second Line-style celebrations unique to the city.

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Black & Gold Wave

During major games, the Superdome becomes a sea of black and gold towels, jerseys, and flags.

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Dome Patrol Legacy

Video tributes and crowd prompts celebrate the legendary Dome Patrol defenses, connecting current fans with Saints history.

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Dome Patrol

Jackson, Swilling, Johnson, and Mills — the greatest linebacker corps in NFL history.

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Gleason Blocked Punt Exhibit

The blocked punt that symbolized New Orleans' rebirth — forever in Saints lore.

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Greatest Saints Moments

Gleason's block, Brees' Super Bowl, the Dome Patrol, and the greatest plays in franchise history.

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Katrina Recovery

Hurricane Katrina, the Superdome shelter, and New Orleans' remarkable recovery.

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Rebirth Game

September 25, 2006 — Steve Gleason's blocked punt and the reopening of the Superdome.

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Saints Championship History

Super Bowl XLIV and the 2009 season — New Orleans' only Lombardi Trophy.

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Saints vs Falcons Rivalry

The fiercest rivalry in the NFC South — New Orleans vs Atlanta for decades.

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Steve Gleason

The hero of the Rebirth — blocked punt, city symbol, and eternal inspiration.

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Super Bowl XLIV

Super Bowl XLIV — Brees, Gleason's blocked punt, and New Orleans' first championship.

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MascotIconic

Gumbo

The Saints mascot — rallying Who Dat Nation throughout gameday in the Superdome.

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Pregame EntertainmentIconic

Brass Band Performances

New Orleans brass band performances that bring jazz culture into the Superdome.

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Second Line Performances

Second line parade performances — umbrellas, brass, and New Orleans celebration.

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Champions Square Concerts

Live concerts and entertainment in Champions Square before and after games.

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Mardi Gras Theme Events

Mardi Gras-themed gamedays — beads, brass, and Who Dat celebration.

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Champions Square Concert

Live concert in Champions Square before or after a Saints gameday.

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Drew Brees Tribute Event

Celebrate the Super Bowl XLIV MVP at a Drew Brees tribute event.

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Rivalry GameIconic

Falcons Rivalry Weekend

Full Falcons rivalry weekend — Who Dat vs Dirty Bird in New Orleans.

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Entertainment DistrictIconic

French Quarter

Pregame in the French Quarter — jazz, food, and New Orleans culture before kickoff.

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Crowd ChantIconic

Loudest Who Dat Chant Possible

The moment 73,000 voices unite in Who Dat — peak volume in the Superdome.

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Mardi Gras Season Football

Saints gameday during Mardi Gras season — beads, brass, and black and gold.

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NFC Championship Game

NFC Championship at the Superdome — one win from the Super Bowl.

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Crowd ChantIconic

Participate in a Who Dat Chant

Join 73,000 fans in Who Dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints!

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Crowd RitualIconic

Primetime Superdome Crowd

The Superdome at full voice on primetime — one of the loudest indoor crowds in football.

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Victory CelebrationIconic

Saints Victory Celebration

When the Saints Go Marching In after a home win — the Superdome at its most New Orleans.

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Rivalry GameIconic

Saints vs Buccaneers

New Orleans vs Tampa Bay — NFC South rivalry at the Superdome.

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Rivalry GameIconic

Saints vs Falcons

The fiercest rivalry in the NFC South when Atlanta visits the Superdome.

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Special EventIconic

Steve Gleason Tribute Event

Honor the hero of the Rebirth at a Steve Gleason tribute event.

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Sunday Night Football

Primetime SNF energy in the Superdome under the national spotlight.

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First VisitIconic

Superdome

Your first time walking into the Superdome — Who Dat Nation and New Orleans magic.

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Fight SongIconic

When the Saints Go Marching In Live

Sing along after a Saints score or victory — the most New Orleans moment in sports.

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Archie Manning

The original Saints hero who carried the franchise through its formative years.

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Black & Gold

The colors that define Who Dat Nation — black and gold tradition since 1967.

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Deuce McAllister

Franchise rushing record holder and Super Bowl XLIV champion.

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Rickey Jackson

Hall of Fame linebacker and leader of the legendary Dome Patrol defense.

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Saints vs Buccaneers Rivalry

New Orleans vs Tampa Bay — NFC South division battles and memorable games.

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Sam Mills

The linebacker whose spirit and toughness defined Saints defense in the 1990s.

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Saintsations Cheerleaders

The Saintsations perform throughout gameday in black and gold.

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Special EventMust see

Monday Night Football

Monday Night Football in New Orleans — Who Dat Nation under the lights.

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Rivalry GameMust see

Saints vs Panthers

NFC South division battle when Carolina comes to New Orleans.

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Architecture

Dome Engineering

The massive enclosed design made the Superdome an architectural landmark when it opened.

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Architecture

New Orleans Skyline Views

The stadium's location provides views of downtown New Orleans.

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Architecture

Smooth Dome Exterior

The futuristic exterior remains one of the most recognizable buildings in Louisiana.

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Architecture

Superdome Roof

The iconic silver dome is one of the most recognizable stadium structures in the world.

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History

Drew Brees

Honors the quarterback who led New Orleans to its first championship.

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Displays

Katrina Rebirth Displays

Displays on the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina and the Saints’ 2006 return.

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History

New Orleans Saints Retired Numbers

Honors Saints legends including Archie Manning, Rickey Jackson, and other franchise icons.

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Displays

Saints Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame exhibits honoring New Orleans Saints legends.

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History

Sean Payton

Celebrates the era that transformed the Saints into a championship franchise.

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History

Who Dat Nation History

Celebrates one of the NFL's strongest fan cultures.

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Historic Marker

Champions Square

Champions Square, the outdoor plaza and concert space next to the Superdome.

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Experience

Kid-Friendly Saints Activities

Family football experiences and interactive games.

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Experience

New Orleans Food

Features Cajun, Creole, and local New Orleans cuisine.

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Experience

Saints Fan Zone

Interactive areas featuring games, entertainment, and team activities.

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Experience

Superdome Tours

Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, suites, and historic areas.

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Experience

Who Dat Nation Tailgating

One of the NFL's most passionate fan traditions.

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Statue

Steve Gleason Statue

Statue of Steve Gleason blocking a punt in the 2006 reopening game after Katrina.

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Displays

Jazz Heritage

Jazz and New Orleans music heritage displays around the Superdome.

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Displays

Super Bowl XLIV Display

Display on Super Bowl XLIV, the Saints’ first championship.

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Fleur-de-lis Plaza

Fleur-de-lis plaza celebrating Saints and New Orleans identity.

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Displays

New Orleans Music Displays

Displays of New Orleans music culture inside Caesars Superdome.

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New Orleans Football History

From Tulane Stadium to the Superdome — nearly six decades of Saints football.

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Saints vs Panthers Rivalry

New Orleans vs Carolina — NFC South rivalry since 1995.

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Willie Roaf

Hall of Fame offensive tackle and anchor of the Saints' offensive line for a decade.

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Pregame Entertainment

Pregame Fan Festivals

Pregame fan festivals and live music in Champions Square before kickoff.

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Special Event

Alumni Meet & Greets

Meet-and-greet opportunities with Saints alumni and legends.

Through the years

History

Names

  1. 1975-2011
    Louisiana Superdome
  2. 2011-2021
    Mercedes-Benz Superdome
  3. 2021-present
    Caesars Superdome

Home teams

  1. 1975-present
    New Orleans SaintsNFL
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