
Home of New Orleans Saints
A complete guide to every restroom at Caesars Superdome — including family rooms, ADA accessible facilities, and insider tips for shorter lines.
The Caesars Superdome opened on August 3, 1975 as the Louisiana Superdome. At 680 feet in diameter, it remains the largest fixed domed structure in the world. Built at a cost of $163 million, the dome was designed by Curtis and Davis and has been an iconic part of the New Orleans skyline for nearly 50 years.
The Superdome has hosted 8 Super Bowls — more than any other venue — multiple Sugar Bowls, College Football Playoff games, NCAA Final Fours, WrestleMania events, and countless major concerts. It gained worldwide attention in 2005 as a shelter of last resort during Hurricane Katrina, and underwent extensive repairs before reopening in 2006. A $560 million renovation project (2020-2025) has modernized the entire venue, including new concourses, suites, video boards, and restroom facilities.
The Caesars Superdome has 60 women's restrooms, 60 men's restrooms, 6 family restrooms, and 11 unisex restrooms across all levels — Plaza (100), Loge (200), and Terrace (300/500). The $560 million renovation (2020-2025) modernized all facilities.
ADA-accessible restrooms on all levels. The Superdome has elevators and ramps throughout. The $560M renovation improved accessibility throughout. For assistance, visit Guest Services.
6 family restrooms across all three levels (2 per level) with baby changing stations. 11 additional unisex restrooms serve as accessible single-occupancy options.
Restrooms are accessible once inside. Gates open 2 hours before NFL kickoff. Champions Square outside the west entrance has limited facilities. The French Quarter is a 15-minute walk with abundant restaurant restrooms.
6 restrooms across 3 areas at Superdome.
The Superdome has 137 total restrooms after the $560M renovation — 60 women's, 60 men's, 6 family, and 11 unisex. The renovated facilities are a massive upgrade from the old ones.
The Terrace Level (upper deck) restrooms are less crowded than the Plaza Level, especially at halftime. With a 73,000+ capacity, the lower bowl gets packed.
You can walk to the Superdome from the French Quarter in about 15 minutes. Use Bourbon Street restaurant restrooms before heading to the game — much less crowded.
Champions Square outside the west entrance is the main pre-game gathering area. It's a great atmosphere but restroom options are limited — enter the dome when you need to go.
The Superdome has hosted 8 Super Bowls — more than any other venue. The atmosphere for Saints games is legendary. The 'Who Dat' chants make the dome shake.
After the game, head back to the French Quarter for post-game food and drinks. Cafe Du Monde for beignets is a 20-minute walk and stays open late.
All restrooms are open. Gates open 2 hours before kickoff. Halftime is the busiest time. Champions Square pre-game party starts 3 hours before kickoff.
All restrooms open. The Superdome hosts the Sugar Bowl, College Football Playoff games, and the Bayou Classic (Grambling vs. Southern). Expect large crowds.
Major concerts, Essence Festival, and events. Most restrooms remain open. The $560M renovation has dramatically improved the concert experience.
Popular pre-game and post-game spots within walking distance.
Sports Bar & Restaurant · Champions Square
Louisiana-born sports bar chain right at Champions Square. Drew Brees co-owned. Cajun-inspired pub food and cold beers.
Known for: Cajun pub food, pre-game atmosphere, Drew Brees connection
Cajun/Creole · New Orleans Institution
New Orleans institution since 1938 on Poydras Street. Famous for the Ferdi Special po'boy with roast beef, ham, and debris gravy.
Known for: Ferdi Special po'boy, red beans & rice, gumbo
Cajun Deli & Sandwich Shop
James Beard Award-winning butcher shop and sandwich counter on Tchoupitoulas Street. House-cured meats and creative sandwiches.
Known for: Muffaletta, house-cured meats, craft cocktails
Cafe · French Quarter · Est. 1862
The original since 1862 in the French Market. Open 24 hours (except Christmas). Beignets and chicory coffee.
Known for: Beignets, chicory coffee, 24-hour service
Garages, lots, and street parking options.
1500 Sugar Bowl Dr, New Orleans, LA
Official garage adjacent to Champions Square. Pre-purchase recommended.
1501 Dave Dixon Dr, New Orleans, LA
Adjacent arena lot. Good option for events at both venues.
200 Girod St, New Orleans, LA
Downtown garage within walking distance. Budget option.
Official parking runs $40-60 per game. Downtown garages within walking distance are $15-25. The Superdome is a 15-minute walk from the French Quarter — many fans staying in the Quarter just walk. The New Orleans streetcar runs along Poydras Street.
New Orleans Streetcar (Loyola/UPT Line)
0.2 mi
RTA Bus Routes
656 ft
Walk from French Quarter
Nearby places sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors.
Also nearby: Restrooms at Hard Rock Stadium · Restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium