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How Many Times Has The Caesars Superdome Held The Super Bowl?

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The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will lock horns for Super Bowl LIX on Feb 9 in New Orleans – but just how many times have we seen a Caesars Superdome Super Bowl at the iconic venue?

NFL Fans Will See Caesars Superdome Super Bowl Number EIGHT In 2025

The Caesars Superdome opened in August 3, 1975 and since then this high-class NFL stadium has been one of the premier football venues and playing host to many great Super Bowl moments over the years.

In fact, no other US NFL stadium can claim to have staged more Super Bowls – as we’ve now seen a Caesars Superdome Super Bowl seven times in the past.

This figure will increase to EIGHT when the Louisiana venue opens its doors for Super Bowl LIX on February 9, when the Kansas City Chiefs will be looking to become the first team EVER to win three on the bounce and their fifth in total.

Taylor Swift No Stranger To Performing At The Caesars Superdome

In addition to the Caesars Superdome Super Bowl record haul of seven (soon to be eight), the venue also plays host to many other events through the year – one of which was Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in 2024.

Swift, who is the boyfriend of Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, will of course be heading back to the Caesars Superdome in early February to cheer on her partner.

Hey, if Kansas win too – then maybe we’ll also see the New Orleans venue playing host to Travis Kelce proposing to Taylor Swift.

They would need to win first and with the best betting sites in the USA making Super Bowl LIX a tight clash – it’s a match that looks too tight to call.

The Caesars Superdome is also the home of NBA team the New Orleans Pelicans.

How Many Times Has The Caesars Superdome Held The Super Bowl?


DID YOU KNOW? The Philadelphia Eagles lost in Super Bowl XV (1981) at the New Orleans Superdome


Caesars Superdome Super Bowl List

Year
Super Bowl Teams and Result
XXXVI (2022) New England Patriots 20-17 St Louis Rams
XLVII (2013) Baltimore Ravens 34-31 San Francisco 49ers
XXXI (1997) Green Bay Packers 35-21 New England Patriots
XXIV (1990) San Francisco 49ers 55-10 Denver Broncos
XX (1986) Chicago Bears 46-10 New England Patriots
XV (1981) Oakland Raiders 27-10 Philadelphia Eagles
XII (1978) Dallas Cowboys 27-10 Denver Broncos

Most Super Bowl Venues

See here the top four Super Bowl venues – with the Caesars Superdome top with seven (will be 8).

Next best is the Hard Rock Stadium with six past Super Bowls – which has had many names over the years that include the Sun Life Stadium and Dolphin Stadium.

With the Rose and Orange Bowls next with five each.

  • 7 – Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana
  • 6 – Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida
  • 5 – Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California
  • 5 – Miami Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida

Caesars Superdome Has Recently Had a $560m Facelift

The home of the New Orleans Saints has also recently undergone $560m renovation that was completed in 2024.

This project was t venture between the New Orleans Saints, the State Of Louisiana and the Louisiana Stadium & Exposition District.

You can see more about the new-look Caesars Superdome in the video below.

 

Caesars Superdome Super Bowl FAQs

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Andy is a horse racing journalist and betting expert who specializes in trends and stats. With his long association with TrainersQuotes and FromTheStables, Andy has also built up solid s with some of the best stables in the UK. Has written for GeeGeez and bookmakers Matchbook and BetBright in the past too, plus was the former sports betting editor of odds comparison site Easyodds and Juicestorm. Has also appeared on betting podcasts for MatchBook and has featured in the popular Weatherbys Cheltenham Festival Guide in the past. Andy's also ghost written for former top jockey Richard Dunwoody and continues to have a monthly column in the Racing Ahead horse racing magazine. Now a regular on Sportscasting giving his views, trends and tips mainly on horse racing - if there's a stat to be explored and it's a sport, Andy is sure to find a betting angle to use. You can also hear Andy's weekly horse racing views and best bets on the popular Final Furlong podcast.

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