I love the tigers Stadium huge baseball fan and Love how they have this stadium built from the…read more suites to the seats just a great experience. They have all types of food and even a carousel for the kids that adults can also ride. On Sundays the carousel is free for everyone to ride. Popcorn, hot dogs, beer , daiquiris, pizza , tacos,fries. No matter your preference you will find it at this stadium. Love to watch the baseball game without a care in the world except wanting the Tigers to Win lol. If you haven't experienced tiger stadium you must go.

Review from 7/2023…read more This field is amazing. The seats are comfortable, the view is great, and I am unsure where some negatives come from. Parking is a pain in the butt, but isn't it always? We were sitting behind the visiting team (I am an Angels fan!), and our seats were great; see the pictures for the view. The crowds were huge, and finding a bathroom took some time, but that is what I expect when visiting a ballpark. It was a hot one that day, and I was surprised how many times someone was coming down the aisle with drinks to sell; it was nice.

The Detroit Red Wings referred to as the Wings are a professional ice hockey team based in Detroit…read more The Red Wings compete in the National Hockey League (NHL) as a member of the Atlantic Division in the Eastern Conference. They are one of the Original Six teams of the league. The original Six definitely have a place in my heart. I grew up watching them. The Detroit Red Wings have won the Stanley Cup ELEVEN times! Seasons as follows:(1935-36, 1936-37, 1942-43, 1949-50, 1951-52, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1996-97, 1997-98, 2001-02, 2007-08). One of my favorite players Gordie Howe made his debut and left his mark in the history of my favorite sport. I'm giving them five stars. If I can't catch them in a live game I can still watch them on TV. Support your team!!

The Detroit Red Wings are one of the all-time great NHL teams. The Red Wings (11) are second only…read moreto the Montreal Canadiens (24) and Toronto Maple Leafs (13) in total number of Stanley Cup championships won. All three teams are members of the Original Six that also includes the Boston Bruins (6), Chicago Blackhawks (6), and New York Rangers (4). Combined, the Original Six account for 64 Stanley Cup victories out of the 95 total Stanley Cup championships won by any active team to date. The Original Six have won the Stanley Cup an overwhelming 67% or two-thirds of the time. Of their 11 Stanley Cup victories, the Red Wings had two "dynasties" or sustained periods of championship success: (1) The early to mid 1950s and (2) the late 1990s into the early 2000s. Detroit won the Stanley Cup four times in the early 1950s (1950, 1952, 1954, and 1955). The team's best-known player during that stretch was "Mr. Hockey" Gordie Howe. The Hall-of-Famer played right wing for the Red Wings for 25 seasons, starting with the 1946-47 season and ending with the 1970-71 season (his last in the NHL). His 26-season NHL career is a league record for seasons played, tied with Chris Chelios (who also played for and won a championship with the Red Wings). Howe is second only to the "Great One," Wayne Gretzky, when it comes to the number of Hart Trophies (regular season MVP) won (Gretzky 9, Howe 6). In terms of career NHL goals, assists, and points, Howe ranks in the top 10 in each category. Another Hockey Hall-of-Famer, Scotty Bowman, was head coach of the Red Wings during their successful late 90s/early 2000s run. It was Bowman's 1997 Stanley Cup championship team that broke the franchise's 42-year championship drought (the longest such drought at the time). Bowman would lead Detroit to back-to-back titles as the Red Wings won again in 1998. Bowman retired in 2002, but not before winning his third Stanley Cup as Red Wings coach (and record ninth Cup as an NHL head coach). Yet another Hall-of-Famer, current Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman, was the captain of the 1997, 1998, and 2002 championship teams. He was drafted with the No. 4 overall pick in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft and played his entire 22-season NHL career with Detroit. Upon the completion of his playing career, "The Captain" joined the Red Wings' front office in 2006. It was there he won a fourth Stanley Cup championship, but as a team executive instead of a player. Yzerman won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 1998 (Stanley Cup Playoffs MVP) with Mike Vernon winning the year prior and Nicklas Lidstrom winning in 2002. The Red Wings are currently in the middle of an uncharacteristic, poor stretch. They've missed the postseason every year since 2017. Detroit finished dead last in the Eastern Conference in 2020 with a 0.275 points percentage. It was the worst points percentage since the Atlanta Thrashers finished with a 0.238 points percentage 20 years prior (2000).

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A great addition to Mexicantown. Follow them on Facebook to see all the great events they host…read morethroughout the year! I'm a fan of lotería on the last Friday of each month, but they usually have something going on during every festival in the area too. A great locally-owned Mexican cultural center- Detroit is lucky to have a place like Plaza del Sol! Their Facebook page can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/Plaza-Del-Sol-226717821052678/

I've been a fan for over 50 years. I love going to the practices to see the new players and see if…read morethey're good enough to play for us. I go whenever I can. Keep up the good work guys.

The product put on the field is awful, they should be ashamed of themselves every year they put…read moretheir fans hopes up. I wouldn't spend my hard earn money on this team.

Truly like extended family! Wonderful studio if you are focusing on technique and growth! The small…read moreclass sizes will allow you or your child to form close relationships and grow up with the same group of people! The competition team is such a great experience because it is not a great amount of time, but still so rewarding. I highly recommend!!!!

Unfortunately, the hated Michigan Wolverines slaughtered my Notre Dame Fighting Irish women's team…read morein the basketball game I saw here last weekend. As this is the home arena of the Wayne State University basketball teams and the NBA G League's Motor City Cruise, this was technically a neutral-site game even though the vast majority of fans were wearing Michigan blue because of Detroit's proximity to Ann Arbor. It's a beautiful little arena that looks brand new. It has the old-fashioned basketball-gym design: You walk in on one end, and the court is front of you, with bleachers on both sidelines but no seating on the opposite baseline. It's more modern and comfortable, however, because instead of walking along the court and then up the bleachers to your seat, you enter above the court and walk down to your seat. The court itself is below ground level. There's also seating behind the closer baseline, as well as what look like VIP "boxes" (really more like corrals) with cocktail tables at the two corners. There's no scoreboard hanging from the ceiling. The large scoreboard is on the back wall, behind the baseline without seating. It's a huge screen, and I was hoping they would should replays on it, but they mainly used it for the score, player stats, and in-game promotions during commercial breaks. There are two sets of men's and women's restrooms (four total), one set on each side of the court near the entrance. There are also two concession stands, I believe. Parking is plentiful in the lot, but it's $10. (I believe it's card-only.) We saw some people parking on the street outside the parking lot, but we didn't see how limited or legal that parking was. I only had bottled water that my brother paid for, but the prices for food and drinks didn't look too high. It's a cozy place to watch a basketball game. It only seats about 3,000, so most seats have a very good view. And because of the unique way of entering from above your seat, you're not bothering anyone if you happen to be walking to your seat after the game has started; you can wait at the top and actually see everything while waiting for a break in the action. The only glaring mistake they made is not installing cup holders. Otherwise, it's a really neat place to catch a game.

Had an opportunity to catch a game and had myself a good time…read more Didn't get there until the 4th inning which is a broken man law rule in my book, but was also a last minute thing too. When getting tickets there was only one left in the handicapped area, but the ticket window person was able to get my seat the row in front of hers for the same price. The seat next to hers was not occupied and the seating person said I could sit next to her. $3 hotdogs! Yes please! Spent less than $150 for parking, tickets and food so made for an affordable night. Didn't get a chance to explore the inside of the stadium, I did scope the outside out last year, it is really a beautiful park. This made my 5th ballpark now; Fenway, New and Old Yankee Stadium, and Cleveland. Really appreciate a good ballpark and this is one of them.

Don't take peoples items because some assholes couldn't fucking control themselves…read more I had to surrender my choker before seeing my favorite band, My Chemical Romance. I use chokers as a way to accommodate my autism, and I had to give that up because of your parks stupid rules. I also had to give up my wallet chain, something I use to not worry about my wallet falling out of my pockets. I hope this fucking stadium fixes it's policies, and if it doesn't, then it better go out of business and be dominated by the Little Ceasers Arena.