Caesars Superdome

The Superdome opened in 1975 and is far more than a football stadium. It has hosted Super Bowls, Final Fours, massive concerts and some of New Orleans’ most important civic moments, including its role during Hurricane Katrina. A show under that enormous roof feels tied to the city’s modern history.

Caesars Superdome is built into central New Orleans and is walkable from the CBD and parts of the French Quarter. Streetcar and bus routes can help with the approach. Drivers should use a downtown garage and leave the car there rather than pushing into Poydras Street traffic at doors.

Entry screening at Caesars Superdome follows the rule posted for the event configuration. Review the official venue policy on show day, especially if you need a medical, parenting or accessibility exception.

If you are staying in the CBD or French Quarter, walking is often simpler than moving a car. Poydras Street handles huge crowds, but rideshares around the dome become difficult after events. Walk toward your hotel or deeper into downtown before requesting a pickup.