The energy here is unbeatable. Arrive early to enjoy the outdoor pregame music venue. Our club level seats led to a private space under the seating area for drinks, food, and restrooms. It was lovely not to wait in line for the restroom, and everything was super clean and accessible. Go Saints! read more

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The Superdome: Mecca of Sports Entertainment--and the Night Kanye Turned It Into Pure Electricity There are stadiums, and then there is the Caesars Superdome. On a Sunday or Monday night when the New Orleans Saints are rolling, the building stops being concrete and steel and becomes something closer to a living organism. The air thickens. The noise doesn't just hit your ears--it vibrates through your chest, settles in your legs, and short-circuits whatever calm you walked in with. You feel the energy in your body before the kickoff even happens. It's so exhilarating you can't think straight. That's not hype. That's the baseline experience of a prime-time Saints game in the Dome. The Superdome has earned its reputation as the Mecca for sports entertainment the hard way--through decades of deafening "Who Dats," miraculous comebacks, Super Bowl victories, and the kind of communal roar that makes visiting teams look like they just stepped into a different dimension. On those Sunday and Monday nights the building feels sacred in the loudest, most profane way possible. The lights, the smoke, the black-and-gold sea, the way the roof seems to trap every decibel and throw it back at you twice as hard... it rewires your nervous system. You don't watch a game here. You survive it, and you leave changed. Then Kanye West showed up and proved the Dome can do the exact same thing for pure spectacle. New Orleans was a fortunate stop on the world tour, and the production was nothing short of amazing. This wasn't a concert that politely occupied the same space as the Saints. It claimed the entire building. The stage, the lights, the sound design, the sheer scale of the visual and sonic assault--everything was dialed to the same intensity the Dome is famous for on game nights. You could feel that same physical charge in your body the moment the first beat dropped. Thinking became optional. The only available response was pure, involuntary reaction. He played all the hits. Of course he did. And the crowd stayed on its feet for the entire show--no exaggeration. People weren't just standing; they were out of their seats in that specific, frantic, communal way that only happens when the room has fully surrendered. The energy never dipped. Every track hit like a goal-line stand in the fourth quarter. The production elevated everything: the lighting, the staging, the way the Dome's unique acoustics and sightlines were weaponized instead of merely tolerated. It felt less like a concert and more like the building itself had been waiting for this exact collision of sports-cathedral atmosphere and unfiltered artistic force. There's a reason the Superdome feels different from other venues. It has absorbed decades of pure, unfiltered New Orleans emotion--grief, triumph, defiance, celebration--and somehow that residue still lives in the walls. On Saints nights you feel it in your bones. On this night, with Kanye running the show, that same current was redirected into something just as overwhelming. The production was flawless, the song selection was ruthless, and the crowd never sat down because sitting down simply wasn't an option once the energy locked in. This was awesome in the original sense of the word--something that inspires awe and a little bit of beautiful disorientation. The Dome reminded everyone why it remains the Mecca for sports entertainment, and then Kanye reminded everyone that the same temple works just as well when the religion is pure performance. One for the ages. New Orleans got lucky. The rest of the tour had to settle for ordinary buildings. read more

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Came here for the Essense festival concert and I had a great time. The Superdome is huge and has many levels. The next levels here is floor seating or vip lounge to have good views. It's a clear or small bag policy here. The lines go really fast and it's easy to find your seats and exit. Easy to Find restrooms as well. The food options are not that great but you can get popcorn and all the basics here. I recommend coming here for concert or events. Uber but walk down some blocks because it does get too packed once events are over. Cashless and they do have Apple Pay!! -Marshay D. read more

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We came here for the Ye concert last Friday and had a really good time! We got last minute tickets so we were up in the nosebleeds but you could still see everything really well! Concessions were available throughout and employees were all very friendly! Be careful when walking up or down stairs to your seat as they are very very steep! read more

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The food has changed! No more fried shrimp or chicken fingers. I paid 40.00 for potatoes with queso on the side. And it was terrible! Do not come to the dome without eating! The food options are horrible!!!! read more

Nicole saved the day! We panicked as our season tickets disappeared from our Seat Geek App before the Domecoming game last night. Nicole got the tickets restored and inside quickly all with great customer service. Thank you! read more

Bring a jacket!!! They ensure they combat the heat. Great comfortable seats and ease of access with great room to move around. Love the TVs throughout to ensure you're getting detailed views. Although, huge the incline isn't nauseating. read more

The Caesar Superdome is home to the Nee Orleans Saints football team. We were able to get tickets to attend online easily. We taxied over from our hotel for $30, but decided to walk back, which was about a 30 minute walk back. There are so many people walking to the game. We also saw parking lots with event parking around where people were tailgating. It would've been impossible to find parking close to the stadium. The Superdome was amazing with the murals and statues on the outside. The stadium is an inside stadium so we didn't have to worry about sun or rain, if there were any. It was easy to find your way to your seats, but there is a lot of walking. Our seats were on the end zone, but they were still good seats. The announcers were engaging throughout the game. We did not eat at the game, so I can't share that experience with you. We enjoyed the experience! read more

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Definitely get here early! Besides the tailgate parties. The Dome has so much music entertainment, photo ops and giveaways! Free pics, free koozies, sunglasses, tequila samples, chopsticks, towels,football player cards, key chains,etc. Inside there are plenty of local food favorite s, alligator, jambalaya, poboys and i think i saw beignets. Great atmosphere! Great crowd participation activities! Very entertaining even though they are losing! I would definitely come back to see another game! read more

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Tons of hotels within walking distance. Security was smooth along with the concessions! I have never been to a stadium where I was in and out that quickly. read more

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Attended Endymion Mardi Gras ball. The venue was electric! Spirits wre high and food was great. read more

Caesars Superdome - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Updating my review because I was excited to learn during my last visit that they now have gluten free tacos at Mercado Tortillas in the Superdome. I found this on their food and beverage page on the website. I went to the one in section 549 where they had both beef tacos and chicken tinga tacos. The tortillas are not fried, they are put in the oven so thankfully no cross contamination with a fryer. I got the beef ones and they were pretty good with a lot of meat. read more

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Went for the Essence Festival concert... Upon trying to enter, the staff member couldn't scan my ticket and kept typing in the wrong ticket number smh another staff member had to check it. Everything seemed so unorganized. The artist lists was great, but it ran off schedule by hours... could barely keep my eyes open waiting for the best artists whoch always come last. It was very cold inside. read more

Built in 1975, this windowless domed stadium is in pretty good shape. Capacity of 73,208 for football, I saw my J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS lose to the Saints here last week. The temperature inside the dome is typically set around 70-74°F (21-23°C) for major events. Plenty of beer vendors on the 100 level to help you drown your sorrows. Be advised, women's purses must be clear see through. read more

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The Mercedes End Zone Club is pricey and the snacks are ok. The food would've been better, but I just had my eyes smart on dinner afterwards. I would do this again. Pretty comfy seats, just a bit narrow for my large frame. read more

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Nice venue!! Huge place. I was slighty higher up but im surprised how much I still enjoyed my seats! Really nice view of the football field. The seats are a bit tight though. And I was let down that there was no cup holders. So watch out wherever you put your drink. Im not a fan of the teams who played but I can appreciate the sport and still went. Still had a great experience. read more

Caesars Superdome - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Came in as a Patriots fan and gotta say it was an amazing stadium! The live jazz before was totally amazing. The instructions for getting in and out were spot on! The concessions were very reasonably priced! Overall I'd come back here even when the patriots aren't playing! I was surprised how quiet it was. Not sure if they have sound dampening panels or what but I expected a lot louder in an inclosed dome. read more

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It was a Cruel Summer indeed in New Orleans. My mama and I went to The Eras Tour. It was amazing. The Superdome is incredible. Clean, well-organized, kind staff, good bathrooms, good views all around. We had the most Enchanted night. As someone who lived here during Katrina, I am so proud at the revitalization of the Superdome and NOLA as a whole. We felt safe and loved the entire trip, including our Saturday night escapades on Bourbon Street. I hope every event is the same caliber of experience as The Eras Tour. Everyone was so kind to each other and happy to be there. I will 100% try to come to the Superdome for my next big show. read more

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I came here to enjoy my Niner's beat the Saints! This stadium is slightly outdated. I did enjoy the air conditioning though. Most of food was good, mainly the pizza. It wasn't too expensive. The pre-entertainment and the halftime show were great! I loved the professional college (LSU?) band. It was very congested when we left though. It's all about planning to get in and out of this stadium. Be prepared. read more

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My brother-in law, Rocco, has been a Rams fan all his life. My sister, his wife got him tickets to this game and I got invited along, so even though I am not a Rams fan I had to show a little respect. We are Italian after all. So my compromise was to get a Joe Namath jersey; he played for the Rams the last year of his career and I have been a Joe fan my entire life. So this stadium is big and has great craft drinks! And the fans! I will say this for the Saints- they have a fantastic fan base! Everyone was cordial and fun even though the Rams won 21-14. read more

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Dated . . . it's definitely a 70s style venue. Seating is horrible with all the seats way too far away from the field and the ceiling/roof way, way too high. Many seats have bad views and so many do not even have a view of the big screen(s). They even still use synthetic turf like high schools. New Orleans, while not a well run city, still needs to find a way to get either new funding or private investment to just tear it down for a more modern facility to catch up with the new millennium. read more

Review #930 Posted on 9.15.25 We came to Superdome to watch the Niners play the Saints, on Sunday the 14th. Superdome is a great location. Walking distance to all the action on Bourbon St once the game ends, going into the game you can walk as well. The stadium itself is older, but has a ton of history there. They've also done a pretty good job of updating the stadium while not having a new one being built in the cards for Nola. They've done renovations to this stadium on the inside, it looks nicer than my last time here. Scoreboard, lighting, and other amenities have given the inside a fresh look. The staff is extremely friendly, and I love the noise inside the dome. The people of New Orleans are 2nd to none, it's one of the my favorite places to visit in the country. Nothing beats Southern hospitality. read more

Went to the Savanna Bananas yesterday at the dome! Great show and nice renovations I haven't been in years to the dome. The upgrade were done really.. the big question I hope someone can answer is why when you buy a bottle water, soda, coke etc why they have to remove and keep the tops on the bottles. Yet they don't do this for the beer bottles. I went to an LSU game earlier this year and they had to take the ones for the beer bottles cause of a liquor law.. but makes no sense for a soda or water bottle... read more

I visited the Caesars Superdome for night one of the Essence Festival concert. For Essence Fest goers, I recommend arriving a few hours after the time printed on your ticket and after you eat dinner, unless you enjoy high price stadium options. We arrived around 7 PM, because it was our first time going, but soon realized that the headliners would not come out until 9 PM and much later, although our ticket said 6 PM. It felt like this was when the doors were open for mingling and purchasing food and merch. I was impressed with how efficient the check in process was for me with my ticket in advance. The exterior was HUGE, and I liked the statue outside of the entrance. Once inside, I admired the space of the dome. We had seats in section 115 and there were about 10 different food spots and 5-6 bars set up on the 100 level. Like most arenas, prices were high for food, snacks and drinks. I was impressed by some of the menu items because they had the NOLA touch, such as crawfish pie, cajun pasta, and jambalaya, but opted not to eat there due to the price and unsureness of what would be good. They also had a few specialty cocktails that ranged from $18-40, again much higher than what we could pay on Bourbon or Canal street, so we opted to just enjoy the concert vibes. The views were amazing for the acts from section 115. However, I could also see that the set up made it seem like someone could see from wherever they sat, which is pretty cool. I'd love to attend another event at the Caesars Superdome. read more

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Very friendly stadium staff and venders. Upper sections are steep - don't have vertigo. Multi layer entry security and the tickets and then get into the stadium. I liked the place and the high end seats still gave a good view. read more

Caesars Superdome - Section 618 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

It was my first time coming here for a New Orleans Saints game. It was easy to get to from the local bus line. We entered through the side for the early tailgate. They had a large bar/food area with several televisions. You can enter through the main doors and walk to your seat. I had one of the cheaper seats in the nosebleed sections. It was annoying and hard to get to. You have to go through the stadium to make sure you have your correct section and seat number. If you are on the wrong side you have to walk the whole path which includes several flights of stairs going up and down. It was very inconvenient. When I finally found my seat I was exhausted. There were no restrooms nearby and local restaurants were farther away. They have several grab and go locations in the stadium. You can pick up your drinks and meals. I only grabbed the Little Caesars personal pizza. It is expensive but what else can you expect in a sports arena. read more

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This review is based on a concert experience for Taylor Swift. The location of the Caesars Superdome is perfect for anybody staying in the French Quarter which included us. We were within 1 mile so we walked to the concert for 2 nights. Poydras not Podiatrist street as one visitor asked about lol to get to the Superdome. It is around a 24 min walk from Royal St. The signage was easy to navigate to get into the venue. We sat in sections 154 and 310. They both had spectacular views of Taylor Swift and the stage. The seats are padded however the steps to get to the steps are not your typical height. These steps are made for someone 6 foot or higher. Do watch your step. Dining options were there and self serve stores are there as well. Concession prices are ridiculous! $25 for nachos and a water explains this! Also didn't seem like there were alot of choices because the locations were sparse and far apart. The restroom situation was plentiful for women and not so good for men. I could only find one location near section 154. One other thing to note was that there was a noticeable shake to the floor and seat up in section 310. Others had mentioned the same thing. A little weary to experience. Overall I had a good time visiting here and would attend another event in the future ie a Texans/Saints game! read more

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Overall, it's a great indoor stadium for watching football! That's what we were there for, the Saints-Commanders game on 12/15/2024. Our seats were in the 600s, call them the "nosebleeds" for lack of a better term. Yes, we were high up, but it's a very good view of the entire field. Not as intimate maybe, but still a good vantage point. I have two big complaints. 1 - The seats are way too cramped for a bigger person like myself. There isn't much room between you and your neighbor, both side-by-side and front-and-back. 2 - It's WAY too loud in there! You can barely have a conversation with someone sitting right next to you! I'm not just talking about during pump-up moments, but nearly the entire time. Minor complaint: the stairs in the upper levels are also very steep. Instead of two smaller easily-traversable steps, they installed one giant one. Kids and anyone with leg/knee/etc. issues should know this in advance. Otherwise, though, it's a great arena! Even in the upper levels, the views are very good, and you don't feel that far away from the action. Know before you go, though! We read the emails from the Saints about how to best access our seats (what gate to enter), and it was perfect information! That way, we weren't walking all around the stadium trying to navigate to our section. That can be difficult without the advance info. The facility itself looks quite modern inside, and it definitely works for a large-scale event like Saints football. The food options were decent, as were the beverages. We ended up at one of the bars on the entrance level and got a unique cocktail specific for that game. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Generally speaking, it was a pleasant and enjoyable experience! I'd recommend the Superdome to any visiting fans, and I'd return myself in a heartbeat. read more

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Since my childhood, the Superdome has been a destination venue that really made you feel like you were somewhere special. Not only is it the most famous landmark in my hometown, it's the place where we all come together to cheer on and celebrate our favorite team, the Saints, as well as the most popular music acts. The recent renovation has taken the experience at the Superdome up many notches. Not only has it made the space more beautiful it's much easier to navigate. I've been lucky to have some pretty nice seats when I go to the Saints games. I'm trying to get excited for this next season because we need to be in the Super Bowl!! read more

I recently visited the newly renovated Caesar Superdome, this place holds a special place in my heart as it's the most recognizable part of the New Orleans skyline and I've been coming to events here since I was a child. My favorite times to visit the Dome is during Essence Fest and to cheer on my New Orleans Saints! Who Dat?! When it was announced that the 2025 Superbowl would be played here, I knew a major facelift would be needed to improve the flow and visitor experience. I must say progress was definitely made! One of the standout features of the renovations was the addition of more restroom stalls! No lines ladies! This small change made a big difference in my overall experience. The inclusion of a nursing room, catered to my needs as a nursing mom. I was pleased to see several drink and grab-and-go food stations throughout the gate, again reducing the long lines and waiting times. Overall, my most recent visits during Essence Festival 2024 were enjoyable. I look forward to attending future events! read more

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Living in New Orleans I've visited the Superdome more times than I can count. This year I think I've been about 4 or 5 times. This is a venue where you need a clear bag unless you have a small purse(best to check the website prior to going to your event). It was recently renovated in recent years and there are some nice changes. However, one thing that hasn't changed are the expensive prices. I purchased a water bottle and a chicken strip basket that came with fries and it was like $25. A water bottle for $6.25 is crazy (also they have to take the tops of the water bottles when you purchase them). This weekend I visited twice, for the battle of the bands and for the bayou classic football game. Both times I sat in the 600s. The first night I was in the middle and there seemed to be more room and elbow rests. However, for the game in our section the steps were verrry steep (you had to hold on to the railing) and the seats were really close together with no arm rest. It is a really big dome and all the times I've gone workers have always been pleasant and facilities seemed to be clean. When I went to the CB concert in October I was on the floor and the workers were nice enough to direct me to my seat. However, they weren't consistent with making sure people didn't stop and block the walkways instead of telling them to go to their seats. They were better at this in July when I went to Essence Festival. So I guess your experience depends on the event with the staff. read more

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The Superdome is a staple for the city and I have always been obsessed with it. It is one of my favorite arenas in terms of football as the design/layout allows you to have fantastic view/sights no mater where you are sitting. Upon entering in to the Superdome, you are immediately greeted by a wonderful hospitality staff each and every time. Everyone is always so helpful. I am loving the redesigned look since it has been switched to Caesars Superdome and think it will draw even more attention in time to come. You can catch some fabulous views of the dome depending on which direction you are approaching/coming from towards the city/downtown. For me, it's the vibes that you feel during your visit and I am never disappointed. Let the good times roll! read more

Caesars Superdome - Open practice - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Somehow cozy for a stadium. Clean, large, and you can walk out of the stadium into town which is really nice. read more

Caesars Superdome - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

They need to get better with directing traffic after the saints games. Traffic was so horrible. I feel like this could be managed much better. read more

Nothing like seeing a Saints game in the Dome and I'm not even what you'd call a fan of football. Things to know: -clear bags only (I guess that's everywhere and most people know this but if you're like me and rarely go to arenas/sporting events/big concerts, you may forget) -get there at least a half hour prior to the game because depending on the season, it can take a while to herd all the people in (in years past, at least. Last Sunday it took us no time to get in) What else? The rules but really just common decency, announced in the beginning of the game in a nutshell: Fans of opposing teams KNOW that NOLA is a great place to visit. Saints fans are awesome and besides a little good natured ribbing, you're fine to wear your opposing jerseys anywhere in town/at the Dome. SO! How about you don't make an ass of yourselves? It never fails. I'm always seated by a bunch of jerks (always men, sorry not sorry) engaging in shitty fan behavior. Blowing whistles, drunk screaming, rapey glares when you cheer after their team messed up. This group of Cleveland Browns fans tried to steal our very expensive seats, claiming they had the entire row. The F outta here. So, behave. Other: It's cool. It's comfortable. There's booze and snacks and clean bathrooms. The staff is really nice. read more

A historic sporting venue that is worth the go watch a game in. Watch the Saints play had great seats. Staff was great and loved their self service concessions. read more

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We planned a football weekend and came by for the Thursday nighter between the Saints and the Jags. Our hotel wasn't far from here and the walk over was really nice. We walked out of our hotel and just followed the crowds all the way to the Superdome. On the way there, a lot of people were setup along the streets selling souvenirs, water, food, beer and team swag. It was a pretty lively atmosphere. When we got to the major intersection around the stadium, we did a walk around a part of it to check out if there was any tailgating. Honestly, thought there'd be more than there was. Once we determined there wasn't a ton of pregame tailgating, we decided to head in. We got through security in no time, the process was really painless but we weren't carrying any bags. Once we got through there was so much cool stuff going on. To our left there was a mini concert going on with concessions for people to buy food and drinks. A great way to start pregame and this is probably why there wasn't that much tailgating. The prices honestly weren't as bad as I thought it was going to be. We checked out the show for a bit and then headed up to the stadium. On the way up we noticed the Pelicans arena, we didn't realize how close it was and there looked to be a path to the arena from the stadium. We were through the stadium in no time and up in our seats. We were pretty high up but honestly the view was great. I don't think there's a bad seat in the house here. We opted for some food options. I got the gator sausage and that was one of the best stadium sausages I recall having. It was really good. Again the prices weren't bad. They have a lot of food options and there are washrooms throughout. Thanks for a great experience here. read more

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Who Dat Sunday at Caesar's Superdome is always such a blast! The energy is electric from the moment you walk in -- so fun, so sporty, and truly a one-of-a-kind game day experience. The crowd, the music, the food, and of course the Saints spirit make it unforgettable. There's nothing like cheering in the Dome on a Sunday! read more

Caesars Superdome - SAINTS SUNDAY! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

This place is huge. We are on the lower level and the seats are padded and incredibly comfortable. It seems as if all of the different levels of seats sit up a bit so there's probably not a bad seat in this house. The field looks great and all of the staff that we came in contact with was very friendly and helpful they were directing us places wishing us happy new year just a great experience. Obviously the concessions are very expensive, but that would be true. It any events similar to this one. read more

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The upgrades are so nice, still not comparable to Atlanta's Dome, but 100% better than it used to be. I sat in section 109 for Essence Fest and it was roomy and comfortable. WHO DAT season is upon us so enjoy! read more