# New Orleans Saints: Caesars Superdome Game Day Guide > Prices, parking, seating and transit for NFL games at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, LA. All figures are for the 2025 NFL Season and were last updated 2026-03-21. Source: https://visityourteam.com/nfl/saints League: NFL | Division: NFC South Data source: AI-researched estimates ## Venue | Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Name | Caesars Superdome | | Location | New Orleans, LA | | Capacity | 73,208 | | Surface | FieldTurf | | Roof | Fixed Roof | | Opened | 1975 | | Coordinates | 29.9511, -90.0812 | | Official site | https://www.caesarssuperdome.com | ## Game Day Cost Cheapest realistic single-person game day at Caesars Superdome: **$73** ($60 ticket + $0 parking + $8 food + $5 drink). | Category | Lowest price | | --- | --- | | Ticket | $60 | | Parking | $0 | | Food item | $8 | | Drink | $5 | ### Ticket tiers | Tier | Price | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Upper Level (600-Level Terrace) | $60 | Highest seats with full-field panoramic view inside the climate-controlled Superdome | | End Zone (100-Level) | $140 | Behind the end zone with close goal-line views and the loudest Who Dat energy | | 300-Level Loge | $200 | Mid-level seats with excellent sightlines and access to the Loge concourse | | Lower Sideline (100-Level Plaza) | $350 | Premium field-level sideline seats near midfield with closest views of the action | | Club Level | $550 | All-inclusive premium seating with upscale food, drinks, in-seat service, and exclusive lounge access | ### Concession prices | Item | Category | Price | | --- | --- | --- | | Hot Dog | Classic | $8 | | Cajun Gumbo | Regional Specialty | $14 | | Shrimp Po'Boy | Regional Specialty | $16 | | Crawfish Étouffée | Regional Specialty | $15 | | Jambalaya Bowl | Regional Specialty | $13 | | Muffuletta Sandwich (half) | Regional Specialty | $14 | | Boudin Balls (4 pc) | Regional Specialty | $10 | | Beignets (3 pc) | Regional Specialty | $8 | | Pralines | Regional Specialty | $6 | | Domestic Beer (24oz) | Alcohol | $14 | | Abita Purple Haze | Alcohol | $15 | | NOLA Blonde Ale | Alcohol | $14 | | Bourbon Cocktail | Alcohol | $16 | | Soft Drink (22oz) | Non-Alcoholic | $6 | | Water Bottle | Non-Alcoholic | $5 | ## Parking Caesars Superdome is in downtown New Orleans. Book garage parking through JustPark EventPass. The venue is walkable from the French Quarter (~15 min) and many downtown hotels. Streetcar and bus service available. Pregame at Bourbon Street bars is a Saints tradition. | Lot | Price | Distance | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Caesars Superdome Garages (JustPark) | $40 | 0.1 miles | Superdome garages and surface lots bookable through JustPark EventPass. Adjacent to the venue. | | Downtown New Orleans Garages | $20 | 0.3-0.5 miles | Multiple garages in the CBD and Warehouse District within walking distance of the Superdome. | | French Quarter Hotels (Walk) | $0 | 0.5-0.8 miles | The Superdome is walkable from the French Quarter - about 15 minutes on foot through downtown. Great for pregame on Bourbon Street. | | New Orleans Streetcar | $2 | 0.3 miles from stop | RTA Streetcar and bus routes serve the Superdome area. Loyola/UPT streetcar stop is nearby. | ### Parking tips - Walk from the French Quarter. It's 15 minutes and the pregame atmosphere on the streets is the best in the NFL. - Pre-purchase Superdome Garage passes through the Saints app for guaranteed close parking. - The Canal Street streetcar ($1.25) is a fun, affordable way to get to the game from the Garden District or Mid-City. - If staying in the CBD, you're likely within walking distance. Check your hotel's proximity before paying for parking. - Post-game traffic in downtown New Orleans is congested. Plan to wait 20-30 minutes or walk to Bourbon Street first. - Handicap parking is available in the Superdome Garage with a valid placard. ## Seating The Caesars Superdome seats approximately 73,000 fans across four main seating levels: Plaza (100-level), Loge (300-level), Terrace (500-level), and Upper (600-level). The fixed-roof dome ensures every seat is climate-controlled year-round, no weather concerns at any level. The dome's enclosed design traps crowd noise, creating one of the loudest environments in the NFL when the Who Dat chant gets going. The lower bowl is steep and close to the field, while the upper levels provide full-field panoramic views. The Bunny Friend section in the lower bowl end zone is known for the most passionate fan energy. | Section | Price range | View | Pros | Cons | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 100-Level Plaza Sideline | $250-$450 | Field-level sideline seats with close-up action and premium sightlines inside the dome | Closest to the field; Best for seeing individual plays; Loudest sections in the dome | Most expensive non-club seats; Limited overall field view in front rows | | 100-Level Plaza End Zone | $100-$175 | Behind the end zone with great views of goal-line plays and the most passionate Who Dat fans | Affordable lower bowl seats; Incredible atmosphere; Great for touchdowns | Skewed angle for mid-field plays; Extremely loud. Bring ear protection for kids | | 300-Level Loge | $150-$250 | Mid-level with excellent overall sightlines and a balanced perspective of the field | Best overall viewing angle; Good balance of proximity and field overview; Comfortable seating | Mid-range pricing; Can feel removed from lower-bowl energy | | Club Level | $450-$650+ | Premium seating with access to climate-controlled lounges, upscale Cajun dining, and exclusive bars | All-inclusive food and drink; Wider padded seats; Indoor lounge with premium Cajun menu; In-seat service | Most expensive option; Separated from general admission atmosphere | | 600-Level Terrace (Upper Deck) | $45-$85 | Panoramic full-field view from the upper level of the Superdome | Most affordable seats; Full field visibility; Climate-controlled, no weather worries; Can still hear the Who Dat chant clearly | Farthest from the field; Steep climb to seats; Players appear smaller | Official seat map: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com/seating-charts ## Getting There The Caesars Superdome sits in downtown New Orleans at the intersection of Poydras Street and the Pontchartrain Expressway, adjacent to the Central Business District and a 15-minute walk from the French Quarter. New Orleans is one of the most walkable NFL cities, most fans staying in the French Quarter or CBD walk to the game. The Canal Street and St. Charles Avenue streetcar lines provide affordable transit from the Garden District, Uptown, and Mid-City. Rideshare is convenient from anywhere in the city. Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) is about 20 minutes west via I-10. **Driving.** From the east (I-10 W from Slidell): Take I-10 W to the Superdome exit (234A Poydras Street). From the west (I-10 E from Baton Rouge/Airport): Take I-10 E to the Superdome/CBD exits. From the south (US-90): Take the Pontchartrain Expressway (US-90 BUS) to the Superdome exits. Game-day traffic is heavy in downtown New Orleans. Plan to arrive 2+ hours early if driving. **Public transit.** RTA Streetcar stops near the Superdome on Loyola Avenue. $1.25 per ride. Connects from the Garden District, CBD, and French Quarter. RTA bus routes also serve the area. The Superdome is walkable from most downtown/French Quarter hotels. **Rideshare.** Uber and Lyft serve the Superdome area with designated zones on Poydras Street. From the French Quarter, expect $6-10. From Louis Armstrong Airport (MSY), $25-35. Post-game surge is moderate - walk toward Canal Street for faster pickup. **Walking.** From the French Quarter (Bourbon Street): 15-20 minutes via Canal Street. From the CBD (Poydras Street hotels): 5-10 minutes. From the Warehouse District: 10-15 minutes. From the Garden District: 30-40 minutes or take the streetcar. ### Transit options | Option | Price | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Canal Street Streetcar | $1.25 | Streetcar runs along Canal Street from the riverfront to Mid-City. Stops near the Superdome at Elk Place. | | Rideshare (from French Quarter/Marigny) | $10 | Uber/Lyft from the French Quarter or Marigny, 5-10 minutes depending on game-day traffic | | Walking (from CBD/French Quarter hotels) | $0 | 10-20 minute walk from most Central Business District and French Quarter hotels | ## Tailgating Tailgating is a game-day tradition for Saints fans at Caesars Superdome. Designated parking lots open several hours before kickoff, with Champions Square serving as the most popular gathering spot. Charcoal and propane grills are permitted in designated areas, fans should keep grills on pavement, away from vehicles, and extinguish all flames before entering the stadium. Review the official tailgating policy on the team website for lot-specific rules and hours. ### Rules - Tailgating is permitted in designated parking areas at Caesars Superdome. - Lots typically open 3–5 hours before the scheduled game time. - All tailgating must end and grills must be extinguished by kickoff. - Charcoal and propane grills are allowed; no open flames on the ground or deep fryers. - Each tailgate setup must stay within one standard parking space. - Canopies and pop-up tents (10×10 max) are permitted; must be taken down before entering. - Glass containers, kegs, and beer pong tables are prohibited in all lots. ### Best areas | Area | Description | | --- | --- | | Champions Square | The outdoor plaza adjacent to the Superdome that transforms into a pregame festival on game days. Live brass bands, food vendors, beer tents, and the heartbeat of Who Dat Nation pregame. Free entry. | | Lot A (South Surface Lots) | The traditional tailgating area south of the Superdome. Surface lots with space for grills, coolers, and full tailgate setups. The closest thing to traditional NFL tailgating near the dome. | | Bourbon Street / French Quarter | Not a parking lot, but the ultimate Saints pregame destination. Black-and-gold jerseys fill the bars, brass bands play Saints fight songs, and the energy of the French Quarter amplifies everything. | ## Food & Drink New Orleans is arguably the greatest food city in America, and the Caesars Superdome brings that culinary excellence inside the stadium. Gumbo, po'boys, jambalaya, crawfish étouffée, and muffulettas represent Louisiana's unmatched Creole and Cajun traditions. Beignets from a stadium vendor won't quite match Café Du Monde, but they're a sweet game-day treat. Abita Brewing and NOLA Brewing represent the local craft beer scene, while bourbon cocktails honor the city's mixology heritage. Outside the dome, you're 15 minutes from the greatest concentration of legendary restaurants in the country, from Commanders Palace to Central Grocery. ### Nearby restaurants | Name | Cuisine | Price range | Rating | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Ruby Slipper | Brunch Restaurant | $$ | 4.7 | | zesty creole | American Restaurant | $$ | 4.7 | | Pêche Seafood Grill | Seafood Restaurant | $$$ | 4.6 | | Gallier's Seafood & Oyster Bar | Seafood Restaurant | $$ | 4.6 | | Acme Oyster House | Seafood Restaurant | $$ | 4.5 | | Deanie's Seafood Restaurant in the French Quarter | Seafood Restaurant | $$ | 4.5 | | Luke | American Restaurant | $$ | 4.5 | | Cafe Beignet, Royal Street | Cafe | $ | 4.5 | ## Game Day Timeline The Caesars Superdome is an icon of American sports, a massive fixed-roof dome rising above downtown New Orleans since 1975. Home to the Saints and the Who Dat Nation, game days in New Orleans are unlike anything else in the NFL. The French Quarter is a 15-minute walk away. Bourbon Street overflows with black-and-gold jerseys hours before kickoff. Champions Square, the outdoor plaza adjacent to the Superdome, hosts live music, food vendors, and a pregame party atmosphere that blends football with New Orleans' legendary festival culture. Inside, the dome is fully climate-controlled at ~72°F year-round, making every game comfortable regardless of Louisiana's subtropical heat and humidity. The Who Dat chant shaking the dome after a Drew Brees-era tradition lives on, 73,000 fans creating one of the loudest environments in the NFL. | Time | What happens | Detail | | --- | --- | --- | | 5 hours before | Lots and Champions Square Open | Superdome parking lots open and Champions Square begins its pregame festival. French Quarter bars are already packed with Saints fans. | | 3-4 hours before | Bourbon Street and Champions Square Peak | Bourbon Street becomes a sea of black and gold. Champions Square features live brass bands, food vendors, and the electric pregame energy that only New Orleans can produce. | | 2 hours before | Gates Open | Superdome gates open. Head inside early for shorter concession lines and to soak in the atmosphere. Grab a gumbo or po'boy before the crowd arrives. | | 90 minutes before | Player Warmups | Players take the field for warmups. The lower bowl sections offer the best views. The dome acoustics amplify the growing crowd noise. | | 30 minutes before | Find Your Seats | Grab your jambalaya and settle in. The pregame light show and Who Dat chant build momentum as kickoff approaches. | | Kickoff | Game Time | WHO DAT! 73,000 fans erupt inside the dome. The fixed roof traps the noise, creating one of the loudest venues in the NFL. The Saints' entrance is pure New Orleans spectacle. | | Post-game | Exit Strategy | Walk to the French Quarter for post-game celebration, Bourbon Street is 15 minutes on foot. Rideshare pickup on Poydras Street. The streetcar runs late on game nights. | ## Lodging | Hotel | Per night | Distance | | --- | --- | --- | | Hyatt Regency New Orleans | $180 | 0.3 miles | | The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel | $180 | 0.6 miles | | The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans | $400 | 0.7 miles | | JW Marriott New Orleans | $180 | 0.7 miles | | Crowne Plaza New Orleans French Qtr - Astor | $180 | 0.7 miles | ## Typical Weather | Month | High (F) | Low (F) | Precipitation | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | September | 90 | 74 | 5.7 inches | | October | 83 | 65 | 3.6 inches | | November | 73 | 55 | 3.8 inches | | December | 66 | 49 | 4.5 inches | | January | 64 | 47 | 5.0 inches | ## FAQ ### What is the bag policy at Caesars Superdome? Caesars Superdome enforces a clear bag policy. Fans may bring one clear plastic or vinyl bag no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", or a small clutch purse no larger than 4.5" x 6.5". All bags are subject to inspection at entry gates. Diaper bags and medically necessary items are permitted after inspection. Leave prohibited bags in your vehicle to avoid delays at the gates. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### How early can I enter Caesars Superdome? Gates at Caesars Superdome typically open 2 hours before the scheduled game time. Arriving early gives you time to explore the stadium, find your seats, and enjoy pre-game activities. Check the team's official website or app for specific gate times on game day, as times may vary for special events. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### Can I bring outside food or drinks into Caesars Superdome? Outside food and beverages are generally not permitted inside Caesars Superdome. Exceptions typically include one sealed, clear water bottle (up to 20 oz) and medically necessary items. There are a wide variety of food and beverage options available inside the stadium. Check the venue's A-to-Z guide for the most current policy. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### How much does parking cost at Caesars Superdome? Parking at Caesars Superdome starts at $20 for downtown garages. Prices vary by lot location and proximity to the stadium. Pre-purchasing parking passes through the team's official app or website is strongly recommended, as many lots sell out on game day. Arrive early for the best selection. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### Is Caesars Superdome a cashless venue? Caesars Superdome is a cashless venue. All concession stands, retail shops, and vendors accept only credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payment (Apple Pay, Google Pay). Cash-to-card conversion kiosks are available throughout the stadium for fans who prefer to pay with cash. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### Can I leave and re-enter Caesars Superdome during a game? Caesars Superdome does not allow re-entry once you have exited the stadium. Make sure you have everything you need before entering. If you need to visit your vehicle, plan to do so before going through the gates. Exceptions may be made for medical emergencies at the discretion of stadium management. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### What accessibility services are available at Caesars Superdome? Caesars Superdome is fully ADA-compliant and offers wheelchair-accessible seating, companion seats, accessible restrooms, and elevators throughout the stadium. Assistive listening devices are available at the guest services desk. Service animals are welcome. Contact the stadium's accessibility services or guest relations in advance to arrange any special accommodations. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### Does Caesars Superdome require mobile tickets? Caesars Superdome uses mobile-only ticketing for most events. Tickets are managed through the team's official app or authorized ticketing partner. Download your tickets to your mobile wallet before arriving, cellular service can be limited near the stadium on game day. Screenshots of tickets are typically not accepted for entry. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### What items are prohibited at Caesars Superdome? Prohibited items at Caesars Superdome include weapons of any kind, outside alcohol, large bags or backpacks, umbrellas, noisemakers (air horns, vuvuzelas), laser pointers, professional cameras with detachable lenses, drones, and any items that could be used as projectiles. Strollers may need to be checked at guest services. Review the full prohibited items list on the team's official website before attending. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### Is smoking or vaping allowed at Caesars Superdome? Caesars Superdome is a smoke-free facility. Smoking, vaping, and the use of e-cigarettes are prohibited throughout the stadium, including seating areas, concourses, restrooms, and clubs. Some venues have designated smoking areas outside the gates, but re-entry is not permitted. Plan accordingly. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ### Is tailgating available at Caesars Superdome? Traditional tailgating is not available at Caesars Superdome. The stadium is located in an area without dedicated tailgating lots. Fans typically enjoy the pregame scene at nearby bars, restaurants, and entertainment districts before heading inside. Check the team's website for recommended pregame spots and official watch parties. Source: https://www.caesarssuperdome.com ## Provenance - Season: 2025 NFL Season - Last updated: 2026-03-21 - Last verified: 2026-03-25 - Canonical page: https://visityourteam.com/nfl/saints - Prices are researched per venue and represent typical published rates, not live market pricing.