Stay in the Central Business District or French Quarter to walk to the Superdome, located right in the CBD. If you prefer not to walk, the Loyola Avenue streetcar line drops you at the nearby Union Passenger Terminal. Given the direct foot and transit access, a rental car is unnecessary.
A real multi-game weekend from current index data that includes Caesars Superdome.
Fri, Nov 6 – Sun, Nov 8
Estimated trip cost US$785 per person
Party estimate US$1,570 · 2 adults · 1 room
Tickets for party US$830 · Hotel for party US$740
2026-11-06 to 2026-11-09 · Transport is excluded or varies. Separate bookings; provider prices and availability can change.
Estimated trip cost US$785 per person
Party estimate US$1,570 · 2 adults · 1 room
Tickets for party US$830 · Hotel for party US$740
2026-11-06 to 2026-11-09 · Transport is excluded or varies. Separate bookings; provider prices and availability can change.
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Central Business District (CBD) or French Quarter.
This bustling district is ideal for sports enthusiasts, offering direct proximity to the city's major sports venues. It's a hub for modern amenities, high-end dining, art galleries, and museums, providing a vibrant experience outside of game times.
The CBD has an excellent transit score and is well-served by RTA buses and several streetcar lines, including the St. Charles, Canal Street, and Riverfront lines. The 202 Airport Express bus also serves Poydras Street in this area.
As the historic heart of New Orleans, the French Quarter offers an iconic and lively atmosphere with abundant restaurants, bars, nightlife, and cultural attractions. It's close enough to the major sports venues for easy access while immersing visitors in the city's unique charm.
The French Quarter boasts a good transit score and is served by RTA buses, as well as the Canal Street, Riverfront, and Rampart/St. Claude Streetcar lines. Pedicabs are also a popular option for short distances.
For those seeking a more tranquil and picturesque experience, the Garden District and Uptown offer historic mansions, oak-lined streets, and a residential feel. It provides a peaceful retreat while still being connected to the city's attractions.
The St. Charles Streetcar line runs through this area, offering a charming and scenic way to reach the CBD and French Quarter. RTA buses also serve the neighborhood.
These trendy and artistic neighborhoods offer a more local and bohemian vibe, known for their live music venues (especially around Frenchmen Street), jazz clubs, and colorful Creole cottages. It’s a great choice for those seeking a vibrant cultural experience with a slightly quieter atmosphere than the French Quarter.
The Marigny and Bywater are served by RTA buses. The Rampart/St. Claude Streetcar line runs nearby and connects to Canal Street, providing access to other areas of the city.
Accessible via New Orleans RTA Streetcar (Loyola/UPT line) and various bus routes.
Rideshare: The designated rideshare zone is on Loyola Avenue, north of the stadium campus, near Duncan Plaza (approximately a 10-minute walk). After drop-off, proceed toward the stadium following 'To the Stadium & Arena' signage. For pickup, exit main entrances and follow 'Rideshare Pickup' signs along LaSalle Street to the geo-fenced zone.
Parking: Most Caesars Superdome parking garages are reserved for season ticket holders. Limited spaces in Garage 1A, Lot 3, Lot 3A, and Champions Garage are available on a first-come, first-served basis on Saints game days. Arriving early is recommended as availability is not guaranteed.
Johnny's Seafood Shack or various late-night spots on Poydras St.
Delivers Cajun classics and a true sports-bar atmosphere just steps away from the Dome. Co-owned by Saints quarterback Drew Brees, it was named ESPN's #1 Sports Bar in America in 2012, offering a spacious setting with many TVs.
What to order: Cajun classics, bar favorites, signature wings, and the Praline Espresso Martini.
Offers an expansive space to watch a game with recliners in front of big screens. Named in honor of the Manning football family, it features memorabilia from Archie, Peyton, and Eli, along with 30 TVs and two 13-foot mega screens.
What to order: Signature wings and pub favorites from a menu with 24 beers on tap.
A CBD dive bar that, along with its sister restaurant Sidecar Patio & Oyster Bar, offers a laid-back yet festive atmosphere for game day, especially for Saints and big SEC matchups. It features a high-energy indoor scene and a shared patio.
What to order: Bar bites, and look for food and drink specials, especially for Monday night games.
