The Superdome

[Herbert The Love Bug]

The atmosphere extends to the city as a whole. People here who talk poo about New Orleans have either never been there, or they went and stayed in their Ramada the whole time. It's an absolutely insane city.

I talk trash about New Orleans and I stayed right on Bourbon street for a week right after Katrina. While I was there I wanted to do some hurricane relief and did some work in the lower 9th ward and all the local folks treated me like poo for just trying to help clean up. Told me I was welcome in their city and to go home. So the rest of the time I just stayed in the French Qaurter and had fun. Really fun city but the people there are ridiculous. So are the gosh dang fire ants. I got covered by them several times. So I just stayed with my friends and we wore our CHARLOTTE Hornets Jerseys the whole time. And the occasional Panthers jerseys.

[CatMan72]

So you judge a city because you went there as a kid and got plastered. How much of the art, music, food, history etc. did you take in while you were drinking and whoring?

Been back more than once since I was 22, enjoyed some food and music and the FQ was picturesque but besides that it's a dump.

[Fiz]

if you can't have a good time in New Orleans you need to stop drinking mountain dew and playing world of warcraft

[CosmoGirl]

How are you treated by the other fans? Do you go with other Panther fans?

everyone has always been nice. I even made friends with someone post-game once. People in the city thank you for being there.

and I go the places the locals go. It is a cool city. If all you do is Bourbon St, then you haven't seen New Orleans.

[Fiz]

Last time I was there I wont 400 bucks at Harrahs and blew it all on a stripper at larry flynt's because she danced to an M83 song.

Good times.

[PanthersATL]

How are you treated by the other fans? Do you go with other Panther fans?

I saw a game in NO during the Delhomme era, and the NO fans there were great! They had the utmost respect for Jake and Sam Mills, and I had a great time. Nothing but kind words all around. No plan to go this year - don't want to fight the New Year's NO festivities.

I've said it before: the NFC South is the nicest places to see road games (as it should be). Tampa is hella fun, ATL isn't as awful as others say it is, and CAR treats guests relatively nicely.

(of course, it helps if the visiting fans go with the right attitude as well; those who bring it on themselves often deserve a little animosity thrown back at em)

[philp]

Last time I was there I wont 400 bucks at Harrahs and blew it all on a stripper at larry flynt's because she danced to an M83 song.

Good times.

Holy poo, someone knows m83..

[pantherclaw]

I've had a great time both games i've attended there.

Would be going there again this year, if i wasn't going to the texans game december 18th.

[Kakarot]

I love going to the superdome, and I love the city of New Orleans. I will be going to our game down there around New Years...already got my tickets.

[Eazy-E]

Nothing to do with football, but Charleston > New Orleans.

[jtnc]

My few tips to New Orleans:

The french quarter is nice in spots like Jackson square, St Louis Cathedral, the market, and Cafe du Monde (sp). Also, the WWII museum is pretty sweet too. Pretty much anywhere has good, unique food. Bourban st and the like are pretty much toursity drunk spots...but hanging in new orleans in the day is pretty cool.

I'm still not a fan of thier sports facilities. The arena is a dump and the dome's ramps, concourses, concessions, restrooms all need to be rennovated. It has gotten louder in recent years..but that happens with most cities.

Actually, all that was renovated in the offseason for superbowl 2013.

[jtnc]

This is what it's supposed to look like now..........................

[Toundra]

Superdoom?

[vorbis]

if you went to new orleans and didn't have a good time and spent all your time in the french quarter, then i have very little sympathy for you