After 20 years in Rivertown, Kenner, the Saints Hall of Fame Museum has relocated to Gate B on the Plaza Level of the Louisiana Superdome. The museum is open on game days free of charge to New Orleans Saints season ticket holders and is available for group tours during the week by calling (504) 309-1004 ext. 209.

The Saints Hall of Fame has brand new exhibits and memorabilia covering the entire history of the New Orleans Saints from the awarding of and formation of the franchise to the present. Fans can review a time line tracing the history of the team through the years, enjoy the Saints Theater with highlight films from every season in team history, check out the lockerroom display, the great moments in Saints history video, the actual playing surface on the floor of the Superdome, the all-time team display, the Hall of Honors with all of the busts and portraits of previously inducted Saints Hall of Famers and an evidence room of proof that the Saints won a Super Bowl.

The Saints Hall of Fame opened on July 16, 1988 in Rivertown, Kenner and was the vision and creation of Aaron Broussard. Expansions in size came in 1992 and in January of 2004. The Superdome location opening occurred in conjunction with the Saints vs. Carolina game on October 7, 2007. The Saints Hall of Fame Museum is open three hours prior to game time and remains open until 30 minutes after the completion of each home game.