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Browns at Saints
Caesars Superdome
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Browns at Saints
Caesars Superdome. Sunday, November 8, 12:00 PM.
2 travellers, 2 nights, Sat, Nov 7 to Mon, Nov 9.
Flight
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Hotel
Stay near the stadium
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Game
Browns at Saints
Sunday 12:00 PM, Caesars Superdome.
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Game day
- 8:00 AMChampions Square pregame party
- 10:00 AMSt. Charles streetcar to Poydras
- 11:30 AMBe in your seat
- 12:00 PMKickoff, Browns at Saints
Local picks
- tailgate, 65 points
- eat, 65 points
- ritual, 25 points
- drink, 25 points
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Flights
Fly into MSY
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Where to stay
Finding rooms for your dates
Stay near the stadium.
You walk to the lots and skip the long ride back.
Where visiting fans stay
Central Business District
8 min on foot. The CBD makes this the best-sited stadium in the NFL. Most big hotels between the French Quarter and the Superdome sit a mile or less away, and you can walk most of it.
French Quarter
25 min on foot. The Quarter is not next to the Superdome. It sits at least a mile away at its nearest edge, and farther if you go deeper in.
Along the 46 Rampart-Loyola streetcar line
10 min by streetcar. There is no line called Loyola-UPT. RTA runs five streetcar lines: 12 St.
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The matchup
Form, ESPN's model and the stat leaders
- Form
The Browns are 3-1 after 4 games, 1st in the AFC North.
They have won 3 in a row.
They are 1-1 on the road.
The Saints are 1-2 after 3 games, 2nd in the NFC South.
They are 0-1 at home.
Where the fans drink
The bars fans pick on game day, and how each one treats a visiting fan.
- ~0.7 mi / 14-min walk
The Rusty Nail runs a real Saints tradition. Every Sunday in season, it pours $13 domestic buckets and gives $1 from each to Team Gleason, the nonprofit started by former Saints safety Steve Gleason. His blocked punt against Atlanta, at the Superdome's 2006 reopening, is the most emotional play in team history.
Opens 9am on Saints home gamedays. Opens 11am other Sundays, and 4pm Monday to Friday. Order charbroiled oysters and a bucket. Book private events at [email protected] or (504) 525-5515.
- ~0.4 mi / 8-min walk - the closest of these, straight down Poydras
Two former LSU basketball walk-ons started Walk-On's. It grew out of Baton Rouge into a big Louisiana sports-dining chain. Saints quarterback Drew Brees, who won Super Bowl XLIV, is a co-owner.
Open daily, 11am to 11pm Sunday through Thursday. Open 11am to midnight Friday and Saturday. Kitchen closes an hour before the doors. Call (504) 309-6530. No shuttle needed.
Tickets
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Know before you go
Gates, bags, payment and access at Caesars Superdome.
Entry mechanism
The Saints use 100% mobile tickets and parking passes, through the Saints app or the SeatGeek app. Add your tickets and parking pass to your phone before you leave for the stadium. Your ticket doubles as your Personal Game Plan with your gate assignment. Ticketmaster still sells tickets for non-Saints Superdome events.
Gate finder
Your gate is printed on your ticket, not on a published chart. The venue tells fans to enter through the gate noted on their ticket. The mobile ticket's Personal Game Plan shows your entry and exit gates based on your seat. Check your own ticket rather than guessing from a general map. A partial chart covers only premium and ADA gates: Gate A Ground, Gate C Ground, Gate G Ground, Gate C Plaza, Gate G Plaza. The venue notes entry location varies per event.
Bag policy
For Saints games: one clear plastic bag up to 12"x6"x12", or a one-gallon clear freezer bag, or a small clutch bag 6.5"x4.5". Coolers, backpacks, and luggage are not allowed. The Superdome's own stadium guide gives a different order for non-NFL events: max bag size 12" wide by 12" high by 6" deep, and it must be clear. So the event type changes the shape allowed. No exception is listed for medical items, diapers, cameras, or breast pumps.
Prohibited items
No outside food or drink. No backpacks. No large banners, sticks, bats, or poles. No selfie sticks. No video cameras, though hand-held still cameras with a lens 6 inches or less are fine. No laser pointers. No noisemakers or whistles. No glitter or helium balloons. No vapes. No laptops, a real trap if you're arriving straight from a business meeting.
Re-entry
The Superdome runs a no re-entry policy stadium-wide. Once you leave the stadium perimeter, you cannot come back in. If you must leave and return, ask an Experience Ambassador.
Payment
Cashless only, across concessions, merchandise, and parking. Cash is not accepted. Cash-to-card kiosks sit at Gate B Atrium 100 Level, Gate H Atrium 200 Level, and Section 515, loading up to $500 onto a card.
Price benchmark
This is the only venue of the five that posts prices. For the 2026 season, the Saints and Legends Global list a $6 Fan Friendly menu: $6.00 per item for select draft beer, hot dogs, popcorn, pretzels, nachos, and Dasani water. The club says beer prices dropped overall and most beverage prices held flat from last year. No full price list beyond the value menu is posted.
Dietary
Only partial dietary info is posted. The Saints stadium guide lists one stand, Sweet Soulfood, with vegan and vegetarian options. No allergen chart, gluten-free, halal, or kosher info is published.
Accessible entry
ADA entry differs from general admission by gate. Gate A Ground serves ADA, Suite Holders, and North Club. Gate C Ground serves ADA and Caesars Rewards Legacy Club. Gate G Ground serves ADA and Signature Club. All three sit at ground level. KultureCity also runs dedicated entry gates around the Superdome that are less crowded and quieter, for guests with sensory issues.
Accessible seating
Accessible ticket exchanges happen before the game or on game day at Gate A Ground, based on availability. Requests for aid or service must come at least 30 business days before the event, roughly six weeks out, the longest lead time of the five venues here. Sign language requests carry the same 30-business-day notice. Call 504.587.3990.
Sensory accommodations
KultureCity sensory bags are free with photo ID at Guest Relations, Gate F Plaza Level. There's a sensory room at the Gate A Loge Level Connector. Quiet Rooms sit on the 200 Club Level in the Claiborne Club Lounge (Glass Room #1). Lower-stimulation entry gates are also available. Free hearing assistance devices are available at the Guest Relations Center, Gate F Plaza Level, with a government ID.
Family amenities
Rooms for nursing mothers are at the Mercedes-Benz End Zone Club plus plaza, loge, and terrace sections. There are six family restrooms and baby-changing stations on multiple levels. The If Lost Program gives kids a wristband with a guardian's name and phone number, registered at Guest Relations, Gate F Plaza Level. Strollers are allowed if collapsible and stored under the seat, and can be checked at Gate C Plaza Level, the most family-friendly setup of the five venues here.
Area guide
Getting in
MSY Louis Armstrong New Orleans International. Take RTA Airport Express route 202 to Elk Place or Union Passenger Terminal for $1.25, or take rideshare or a taxi.
Getting to the stadium
Walk from CBD hotels via Poydras or Girod Street, about 10 minutes from Central Business District. free n/a. 46 Rampart-Loyola streetcar from Canal Street / Union Passenger Terminal. Adult fare $1.25, includes a 2-hour transfer. Youth fare $0.50. There is no line called Loyola-UPT, the 46 Rampart-Loyola covers that Loyola Avenue/UPT leg. No game-day service boost is listed. The 46 has a history of suspensions during Canal/Rampart repair work, so check it is running before you rely on it. Runs along Loyola Avenue, a couple blocks from the dome. RTA stop on Poydras Street from across the city. Across from Gate A Ground Level.
Leaving after the game
Walk out onto Poydras and keep going to your hotel. No roads to cross, no rail line to catch. No official time is posted, since none is needed.
Rideshare
Two official rideshare zones are listed and they do not match, so check on game day. The venue A-Z lists Poydras St, north of the campus, between Clara St. and Loyola Ave. The Saints A-Z lists Poydras Street between Loyola Avenue and Carondelet Street. Both sit on Poydras. Most fans staying in the CBD should just walk and skip the app.
The mistake to avoid
Do not book near the airport in Kenner or across the river in Algiers to save money. You would lose the best part of this trip: walking to the stadium and walking home after, no rideshare, no parking, no hassle. Also do not assume the French Quarter sits next door. For the short walk, book the CBD.
Parking and tailgating
No official parking lot opening time is posted; the venue says it varies by event. It barely matters, since the five main garages are season-ticket holders only, with limited first-come spots in Lot 3. Stadium gates open two hours before kickoff. Champions Square is your best bet, and it works well if you have no car. It's an official pregame tailgate on the stadium plaza, open to walk-ins, opening three hours before kickoff with entertainment running until 45 minutes before. Two catches: you need a game ticket, and there's no re-entry once you pass through the entrances, so don't leave to grab food elsewhere. The venue also bans unofficial tailgating anywhere on the campus, so Champions Square is your only legal option.
Where to stay
Central Business District: 8 min on foot. The CBD makes this the best-sited stadium in the NFL. Most big hotels between the French Quarter and the Superdome sit a mile or less away, and you can walk most of it. French Quarter: 25 min on foot. The Quarter is not next to the Superdome. It sits at least a mile away at its nearest edge, and farther if you go deeper in.
Around the stadium
Champions Square / Poydras Street corridor. Champions Square sits right at the dome's door and hosts the official pregame tailgate. Along Poydras you'll find Vitascope Hall (0.1 mi), Borgne (0.2 mi), and Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux (0.2 mi). Here, the whole city center counts as the stadium area. This is the one NFL venue where staying near the stadium and staying downtown mean the same thing.
How long to stay
3. This is the one stadium where the city outranks the game. Since everything is walkable, you waste no travel time on game day. Extra nights buy you more city time.
Hotel availability
Moderate. New Orleans has deep hotel inventory for its size, so a normal Saints Sunday is easy to book. Watch for calendar collisions instead: Mardi Gras, Jazz Fest, Essence Fest, Sugar Bowl, and big conventions spike CBD and Quarter rates and can force minimum-night stays. Check the city calendar before you expect a normal rate.
Seats and views
Indoors. Every seat is under the roof.
Plaza level100s, for example 101 to 155Loge level200s, for example 201 to 271Lower Terrace500s, for example 503 to 551Upper TerraceTap any part of the stadium to see its view.
The weekend, day by day
The day before Sat, Nov 7
- 10:00 AM
Arrive in New Orleans
Fly into MSY.
- 11:00 AM
Landmark
Second-oldest public park in New Orleans, laid out in 1788, with the Henry Clay statue at its center. Gallier Hall, the former City Hall, sits on St. Charles Avenue, on the walk to the Dome.
- 12:30 PM
Eat
Bayou St. John po'boy shop founded in 1911, known for fried shrimp and roast beef on crusty bread. Open 10am to 6pm Wednesday to Sunday, closed Monday and Tuesday. About 2.5 miles from the Dome.
- 9:00 PM
Drink
Warehouse District bar and restaurant with a second-floor gallery over Tchoupitoulas. Open from 11:30am, weekend brunch until 2pm, Saints gameday specials, steps from the Superdome. Dog-friendly.
- 10:00 AM
Game day Sun, Nov 8
- 8:00 AM
Tailgate
121,000 sq ft plaza beside the Superdome's Gate C staircase, open to pedestrians. Free public concerts before each Saints home game, food and drink under tents. No tailgating with cars.
- 10:00 AM
Ritual
Ride the world's oldest continuously operating streetcar line, running since 1835, a National Historic Landmark, from Uptown to the Poydras stop. Walk seven blocks up Poydras to the Dome. Runs 24 hours.
- 11:30 AM
Be in your seat
- 12:00 PM
Kickoff, Browns at Saints
- 3:30 PM
Final whistle
Walk out onto Poydras and keep going to your hotel. No roads to cross, no rail line to catch. No official time is posted, since none is needed.
- 8:00 AM
The day after Mon, Nov 9
Depart New Orleans
- 9:00 AM
Eat
Poydras Street counter since 1938, breakfast all day, open 7am to 10pm daily. Ten-minute walk from the Dome. Try the Ferdi Special, ham, roast beef, debris gravy, $13.50, or the debris po'boy, $12.50.
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Sidequests on this trip
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- Tailgate65 points
121,000 sq ft plaza beside the Superdome's Gate C staircase, open to pedestrians. Free public concerts before each Saints home game, food and drink under tents. No tailgating with cars.
Free
- Eat65 points
Poydras Street counter since 1938, breakfast all day, open 7am to 10pm daily. Ten-minute walk from the Dome. Try the Ferdi Special, ham, roast beef, debris gravy, $13.50, or the debris po'boy, $12.50.
$
- Ritual25 points
Ride the world's oldest continuously operating streetcar line, running since 1835, a National Historic Landmark, from Uptown to the Poydras stop. Walk seven blocks up Poydras to the Dome. Runs 24 hours.
$
- Drink25 points
Warehouse District bar and restaurant with a second-floor gallery over Tchoupitoulas. Open from 11:30am, weekend brunch until 2pm, Saints gameday specials, steps from the Superdome. Dog-friendly.
$$
- Landmark65 points
Second-oldest public park in New Orleans, laid out in 1788, with the Henry Clay statue at its center. Gallier Hall, the former City Hall, sits on St. Charles Avenue, on the walk to the Dome.
Free
- Eat65 points
Bayou St. John po'boy shop founded in 1911, known for fried shrimp and roast beef on crusty bread. Open 10am to 6pm Wednesday to Sunday, closed Monday and Tuesday. About 2.5 miles from the Dome.
$