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Arenas, Facilities & Stadiums
Click the links below for sports facilities near that city:
| Map | Call | Venue | City | Year Opened | Capacity | Notes | Video | Book | Group |
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| Rapides Parish Coliseum | Alexandria | 1964 | 6,512 | Additional facilities include an exhibition building with 18,214 square feet floor space, a 65,000 square foot agriculture complex & a 16,250 square foot ag-arena with 30,000 square foot barn | |||||
| NOLA Motorsports Park | Avondale | 2011 | 5,000 | 6 surfaces, events center, massive karting facility; Longest road race track in North America | |||||
| A. W. Mumford Stadium | Baton Rouge | 1928 | 29,000 | Home of Southern University Jaguars football & soccer (SWAC) | |||||
| Pete Maravich Assembly Center | Baton Rouge | 1971 | 13,215 | Home of LSU Tigers basketball (SEC) | |||||
| Tiger Stadium | Baton Rouge | 1924 | 102,321 | Home of LSU Tigers football (SEC) | |||||
| Brookshire Grocery Arena | Bossier City | 2000 | 14,000 | Host to concerts, family shows, ice-skating shows, motor sports, rodeos, conventions, religious & community events | |||||
| Eddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium | Grambling | 1983 | 19,600 | Home of Grambling State Tigers football (SWAC) | |||||
| Strawberry Stadium | Hammond | 1937 | 7,408 | Home of Southeastern Louisiana Lions | |||||
| Barry P. Bonvillain Civic Center | Houma | 1999 | 5,000 | Host to Broadway and Disney productions, indoor & outdoor concerts & festivals, sporting events, consumer shows, conventions, banquets & wedding receptions | |||||
| Cajun Field | Lafayette | 1971 | 31,000 | Home of Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns football (Sun Belt) | |||||
| Cajundome & Convention Center | Lafayette | 1984 | 13,500 | Home of Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns basketball (Sun Belt) & the Louisiana high school basketball state championship | |||||
| Cowboy Stadium | Lake Charles | 1965 | 17,410 | Home of McNeese State Cowboys football (NCAA) | |||||
| Malone Stadium | Monroe | 1978 | 27,617 | Home of Louisiana Monroe Warhawks football (Sun Belt) | |||||
| Monroe Civic Center | Monroe | 1965 | 22,000 | Concert, meeting, sports & performance venue | |||||
| Turpin Stadium | Natchitoches | 1975 | 15,971 | Home of Northwestern State Demons football (Southland) | |||||
| Caesars Superdome | New Orleans | 1975 | 73,000 | Home of the New Orleans Saints (NFL), the Sugar Bowl, the New Orleans Bowl, Bayou Classic, Louisiana high school state championship games; Host of 8 Super Bowls | |||||
| Lakefront Arena | New Orleans | 1983 | 10,000 | Home of New Orleans Privateers basketball & volleyball (Southland); Home of the UNO Aquatic Center | |||||
| New Orleans & Company | New Orleans | 1718 |  |
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| Shrine on Airline | New Orleans | 1997 | 11,000 | Home of New Orleans (NOLA) Gold (Major League Rugby) | |||||
| Smoothie King Center | New Orleans | 1998 | 18,500 | Home of the New Orleans Pelicans (NBA) | |||||
| Joe Aillet Stadium | Ruston | 1968 | 30,600 | Home of Louisiana Tech Bulldogs football (C-USA) | |||||
| George's Pond at Hirsch Coliseum | Shreveport | 1954 | 10,300 | Host to concerts, circuses, rodeos, ice shows, sporting events, motor thrill shows & other events; Home of Shreveport Mudbugs (NAHL) | |||||
| Independence Stadium | Shreveport | 1925 | 50,832 | Hosts the Independence Bowl | |||||
| John L. Guidry Stadium | Thibodaux | 1972 | 12,800 | Home of Nicholls State Colonels football (Southland) | |||||
| West Monroe Sports & Events | West Monroe | 2023 | 112,000 sq ft indoor sports complex |
