New Orleans Saints Begins Groundbreaking construction on permanent Grandstand amd VIP suite with over 100,000 seating capacity: A historic project in the making…
New Orleans Saints Begin Groundbreaking Construction on Permanent Grandstand and VIP Suite with Over 100,000 Seating Capacity: A Historic Project in the Making
In a bold and historic move, the New Orleans Saints have officially begun construction on a state-of-the-art permanent grandstand and VIP suite that will significantly expand their home stadium’s seating capacity to over 100,000. This ambitious project marks a major milestone for the franchise and the city, promising to reshape the landscape of professional football in the South.
The groundbreaking ceremony, held at the Caesars Superdome earlier this week, brought together Saints executives, city officials, NFL representatives, and passionate fans to witness the first steps of what is being hailed as a transformative development. The new grandstand and VIP suite will not only elevate the game-day experience with luxury amenities and cutting-edge technology but also make the Saints’ stadium one of the largest in the NFL.
“This is more than just an expansion,” said Saints owner Gayle Benson. “It’s a statement of our commitment to our fans, our community, and the future of football in New Orleans.”
The upgraded facility will feature high-end hospitality areas, enhanced media zones, and advanced sustainability features, setting a new standard for stadium design. It is expected to boost tourism, create thousands of local jobs, and position New Orleans as a premier destination for major sporting and entertainment events, including future Super Bowls and college championships.
Construction is projected to be completed by the start of the 2027 NFL season. Once finished, this grandstand will stand as a symbol of growth, pride, and resilience—qualities that define both the Saints and the city they represent. With this groundbreaking, the Saints are not just building a stadium—they’re building a legacy.