Tulane Stadium
- New Orleans Saints (NFL, 1967-1974 )
- Tulane Green Wave (NCAA, 1926-1974 )
- Sugar Bowl (NCAA, 1935-1974 )
- Super Bowl IV (NFL)
- Super Bowl VI (NFL)
- Super Bowl IX ( NFL)
The Tulane Stadium, officially The Third Tulane Stadium, was a football stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana. It was demolished in 1979 to 1980 due to more modern stadiums available in 1935 for the alignment of college football games and built. The Tulane Stadium was surrounded by Willow Street, Calhoun Streets, the Audubon Boulevard and South Claiborne Avenue.
The stadium was opened in 1925 with a seating capacity of 35,000 seats. In 1957 the capacity was increased to 80 950 people and the stadium got floodlights. The Third Tulane Stadium was built primarily for the Sugar Bowl are home to what it did until 1974. From 1967 to 1974, the Tulane Stadium served as home for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League, where they played more or less unsuccessful. Furthermore, the stadium was the venue of three Super Bowls, Super Bowl IV in 1970, Super Bowl VI in 1972 and Super Bowl IX in 1975. It was the first Super Bowl harboring Stadium, which was demolished, followed in 1999 with the Tampa Stadium until the next one.
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- History of Tulane Stadium (English)
1967: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 1968 Orange Bowl Stadium | 1969 Orange Bowl Stadium | 1970: Tulane Stadium | 1971: Orange Bowl Stadium | 1972 Tulane Stadium | 1973: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 1974: Rice Stadium | 1975: Tulane Stadium | 1976: Orange Bowl Stadium | 1977 Rose Bowl | 1978: Louisiana Superdome | 1979 Orange Bowl Stadium | 1980 Rose Bowl | 1981 Louisiana Superdome | 1982: Pontiac Silverdome | 1983 Rose Bowl | 1984: Tampa Stadium | 1985 Stanford Stadium | 1986 Louisiana Superdome | 1987 Rose Bowl | 1988: Jack Murphy Stadium | 1989: Joe Robbie Stadium | 1990: Louisiana Superdome | 1991 Tampa Stadium | 1992 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome | 1993: Rose Bowl | 1994: Georgia Dome | 1995: Joe Robbie Stadium | 1996: Sun Devil Stadium | 1997 Louisiana Superdome | 1998: Qualcomm Stadium | 1999: Pro Player Stadium | 2000: Georgia Dome | 2001: Raymond James Stadium | 2002: Louisiana Superdome | 2003: Qualcomm Stadium | 2004 Reliant Stadium | 2005: ALLTEL Stadium | 2006: Ford Field | 2007: Dolphin Stadium | 2008: University of Phoenix Stadium | 2009: Raymond James Stadium | 2010: Dolphin Stadium | 2011: Cowboys Stadium | 2012: Lucas Oil Stadium | 2013: Mercedes -Benz Superdome | 2014: MetLife Stadium | 2015: University of Phoenix Stadium | 2016: Levi 's Stadium | 2017 NRG stage
- Football stadium in the United States
- Building in New Orleans
- Sports (New Orleans)
- Sports venue in Louisiana
- Built in the 1920s