New Orleans Saints Suites

Caesars Superdome, 1500 Sugar Bowl Dr, New Orleans, LA

The Saints are hoping for more sustained success in 2024 after showing flashes in the past few years since Drew Brees and Sean Payton left New Orleans. Derek Carr, Alvin Kamara, and Chris Olave return as the core of the offense for this year’s Saints squad. Defense is also looking strong with Willie Gay, Tyrann Mathieu, and Marshon Lattimore leading the way and big things expected from rookie cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry.

The Caesars Superdome will be hosting its eighth Super Bowl, a record for any venue, this coming February, so the long-standing icon of the Big Easy is showing of $500 million worth of improvements going into the 2024 season. The eastern side of the venue saw new escalators, bathrooms, and walkways last season, and the other side of the stadium is getting that treatment this year. Luxury suites ring the 300 and 400 levels of the stadium and can host anywhere from 15 to 39 fans. Parking is included, and you can build a catering package to meet the needs of your group.

The Saints hope to jump back into the postseason with new quarterback Derek Carr. The former Raider has thrown for over 200 touchdowns in nine NFL seasons. He’ll be joined by other newcomers Foster Moreau, who played with Carr in Vegas, and Jamaal Williams. Williams led the NFL with 17 rushing touchdowns last year, and he’ll create a dynamic duo with Alvin Kamara. Helped by a defense that ranked top-five in multiple categories in 2022, New Orleans is improved and ready to compete.

The Caesars Superdome has five Club Lounges to offer: the Caesars Rewards Legacy Club, Crown Royal Signature Club, Mercedes-Benz End Zone Club, Iberville Club Lounge, and St. Charles Club Lounge. These areas allow for premium food and beverage, all-inclusive options, TVs, premium restrooms, and views of New Orleans. If Suites are more your focus, the Saints have exactly what you need! Suites located on the Field Level, 300 Level, and 400 Level are all in play. The luxury options range from 15 to 45 seats and include reserved parking passes, club access, in-suite service attendant, dedicated premium entrances, and more.

The Saints are dealing with the loss of Drew Brees after the 2020 season and the departure of head coach Sean Payton this past offseason, but the promotion of defensive coordinator Dennis Allen to the head coaching role should provide stability in the franchise. In addition, they re-signed Jameis Winston after liking what they saw in a 5-2 start last year before he was injured. As an insurance policy, the team signed veteran Andy Dalton. After being last in passing last year with Michael Thomas out the entire year, they signed Jarvis Landry and drafted Ohio State WR Chris Olave 11^th overall to give Winston some options and depth. Of course, running back Alvin Kamara will also be expected to contribute, and the defense—an underrated strength of the team last year—got a boost with the addition of Tyrann Mathieu, who is excited to play in his home state after attending college at nearby LSU.

Luxury suites ring the entire perimeter of the Caesars Superdome, so there is surely an option for you to enjoy a premium experience at a Saints game in one of America’s most popular tourist cities. In addition to traditional suites that hold from 15 to 39 people, a new experience this year is a Field Level Suite. These are just feet away from the north end zone and come with four parking passes, North End Zone Club access, and a food and beverage package.