The Superdome hosted the BCS National Championship Game four times. The stadium hosts the College Football Playoff semifinal game every three years. There are two more bowl games played there each year: the Sugar Bowl and the New Orleans Bowl. It also served as a temporary home for the NFL's Saints during the construction of Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The team moved back into their new stadium for the 2018 season. The Superdome has been voted "Most American League Park" by Baseball Digest magazine, and "Best Sports Facility" by Sports Illustrated. It is located at 750 Loyola Avenue in New Orleans, Louisiana. Visitors to New Orleans can see the game from outside the stadium, which is across the street from the French Quarter. The stadium cost $600 million to build and opened in February 2002. It is the largest domed football stadium in America. The Superdome holds 75,000 people with room for more than 10,000 more fans on the sidelines. The Superdome was designed by Klimko DeLaGarza Architects and Davis Meade Associates. It features a translucent white dome over an aluminum frame that curves around both ends of the field. The exterior wall is made of thick glass panels held up by cables and spokes.