Pete Maravich Assembly Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States of America

Otherwise known as "the deaf dome," the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is a 13,215-seat multi-purpose stadium. Established in 1971, the arena is home to basketball teams from the Louisiana State University Tigers and Lady Tigers as well as women's gymnastics team from the LSU Tigers and women's volleyball team from the LSU Tigers. Previously known as the LSU Assembly Center, in 1988 is was renamed to Pete Maravich in honor of a Tiger basketball legend. The Maravich Assembly Center served as the venue for the NCAA Basketball Tournament for men and women. Aside from sporting event tournaments, the center has also hosted numerous concerts of various known artists, such as U2, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, among others.

Guests from Brusly that is either in the area for a concert tour or a sports tournament should arrange for hotel bookings ahead of time. During such events, the city is full-packed with tourists from other cities that wish to witness one of the assembly center's spectacular shows. The Belle of Baton Rouge Casino Hotel is a refined hotel that is set within the Central Business District, making it a popular place among business travelers that were in the area for a seminar or forum. The Cook Hotel & Conference Center is another upscale French Quarter hotel that offers amazing views of the Mississippi River. Guests traveling with children should let their little ones enjoy an educational and interesting tour at the Baton Rouge Zoo. For a fun-filled summer outing with your family, have a wonderful day at the Blue Bayou Waterpark.