Louisiana Superdome

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1. The Louisiana Superdome - Official site of the Superdome, home to the New Orleans Saints, Tulane Green Wave, the Sugar Bowl and numerous NFL Super Bowls. See upcoming Superdome events, get stats on the Superdome’s size and capacity, even rent the Superdome for your own event. (www.superdome.com)

2. The Louisiana Superdome Aerial and Bird’s-Eye View - Check out the Louisiana Superdome from the sky or change the view to a road map if you need to get to the dome. (www.virtualbirdseye.com)

3. Survivors Reveal Superdome Horror - September, 2005 article on the Superdome experience of Katrina survivors as seen through the eyes of a BBC reporter. (news.bbc.co.uk)

4. Louisiana Superdome at Wikipedia - Get a history of the Louisiana Superdome, including when it was built, what football games and other events have been played there, and the use of the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 (and its refurbishment and re-opening in 2006). (en.wikipedia.org)

5. Home Sweet Dome - September 26, 2006 article on the first New Orleans Saints game played at the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina, on Monday night, September 25, an event marked by big-name stars and a big Saints victory over the Atlanta Falcons to start the season 3-0. (www.cbsnews.com)

6. Chaos in the Superdome - September, 2005 story from the Los Angeles Times‘ Scott Gold depicts an atmosphere of despair, lawlessness and fear as survivors of Hurricane Katrina contend with a Superdome that offers little fresh water or food, unsanitary conditions and oppressive heat. (www.latimes.com)

7. Big Return - September, 2006 graphic details the refurbished Superdome after the damage caused by both Hurricane Katrina and the dome’s use as housing for those driven from their homes during the hurricane. Includes information on new scoreboards, video screens, plus pointing out where roof and seat repairs/replacements were made to correct the damage from Hurricane Katrina. (www.nola.com)