Sugar Bowl Football Tickets

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Sugar Bowl Background Ticket Information

The Sugar Bowl is an American college football game held every year in New Orleans, Louisiana. It is usually played on the first of January. This bowl was one of the first that joined the Bowl Championship Series. In 2004 the Sugar Bowl became the host of the BCS championship game. Starting from 2007 these games will be held separately from the bowl games, a week after the New Years Day.

The Sugar Bowl Stadium (the Tulane Stadium) was the home to the game since 1935 till 1974. Since 1975 the Louisiana Superdome (or simply the Superdome, or the Dome) hosts the matches. It is a very large sports facility, which is situated in New Orleans, Louisiana. It is located on fifty-two acres, which is 210 thousand square meters. It was damaged by the strong winds of the Katrina Hurricane. People who didnt get the possibility to get out of town used the Dome as their last resort. After the hurricane the Louisiana Superdome was refurbished to host the Sugar Bowl games anew. In 2006 the game was played at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta.