Saints Hall Of Fame
About
The Saints Hall of Fame offers young football fans an exciting journey through New Orleans Saints history with hands-on interactive displays and impressive memorabilia collections. Kids can get up close to Super Bowl rings, historic jerseys, and championship trophies while learning about legendary players and unforgettable moments in Who Dat Nation history.
Highlights
- ✓Super Bowl XLIV championship trophy and memorabilia from the historic 2010 season
- ✓Interactive displays where kids can test their football skills and knowledge
- ✓Authentic game-worn jerseys from Saints legends like Drew Brees and Archie Manning
- ✓Photo opportunities with life-size player cutouts and replica locker rooms
- ✓Video highlights of the greatest plays in Saints history
Pro Tips
- 1.Visit on non-game days for a quieter, more relaxed experience where kids can take their time at interactive stations
- 2.Wear your Saints gear,kids love taking photos in their jerseys next to their favorite players' exhibits
- 3.Check the Saints' schedule before visiting, as hours may vary on game days and during off-season
- 4.Allow kids to bring a notebook for autograph collecting if any player appearances are scheduled
- 5.The gift shop has reasonably-priced souvenirs perfect for young fans
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings during the off-season (February-July) offer the least crowded experience. Avoid game days when the area is congested with tailgaters and stadium traffic, unless you're also attending a game.
What to Know
The Hall of Fame is located inside the Mercedes-Benz Superdome complex with nearby parking garages (fees apply on game days). Check the official Saints website for current admission prices and hours, as they can vary seasonally.
Seasonal Notes
Hours are typically more limited during the NFL off-season (February-July). Special events and extended hours may be available during training camp and playoff seasons. Always call ahead or check online before visiting.
Nearby Eats
Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux (multiple New Orleans locations) offers a kid-friendly sports bar atmosphere with chicken tenders, burgers, and Louisiana specialties. Café Du Monde in the French Quarter (about 10 minutes away) is perfect for post-museum beignets and hot chocolate.
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