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Arenas, Facilities & Stadiums
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| Map | Call | Venue | City | Year Opened | Capacity | Notes | Video | Book | Group | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Video | Book | Group | ||||||||
| Van Andel Arena | Grand Rapids | Grand Rapids | 1996 | 13,184 | Home of the Grand Rapids Griffins (AHL) | |||||
| Spartan Stadium | Lansing | East Lansing | 1923 | 75,025 | Home of Michigan State Spartans football (Big Ten) | |||||
| Kellogg Arena | Southwest | Battle Creek | 1980 | 8,500 | Home of the Battle Creek Knights (IBA) | |||||
| Gingerman Raceway | Southwest | South Haven | 1996 | 5,000 | 1.88-mile road course for racing sports cars & motorcycles; Specifically designed for driver safety, especially amateur drivers | |||||
| Crisler Center | Detroit | Ann Arbor | 1967 | 12,721 | Home of Michigan Wolverines basketball & gymnastics (Big Ten) | |||||
| Yost Ice Arena | Detroit | Ann Arbor | 1923 | 6,637 | Home of Michigan Wolverines hockey (CCHA) | |||||
| Grattan Raceway | Grand Rapids | Belding | 1960 | 5,000 | Indy Cars, Trans AM, Motor Cycle, SCCA | |||||
| Michigan International Speedway | Detroit | Brooklyn | 1968 | 85,000 | "The Great Escape," Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR XFINITY Series, ARCA, concerts & special events | |||||
| Waterford Hills Road Racing | Flint | Clarkston | 1958 | 5,000 | 1.5-mile road race course with 12 turns and numerous elevation changes | |||||
| Ford Field | Detroit | Detroit | 2002 | 65,000 | Home of the Detroit Lions (NFL); Super Bowl XL; Hosts the Quick Lane Bowl, MAC Championship Game & Michigan high school football championship games | |||||
| Little Caesars Arena | Detroit | Detroit | 2017 | 22,000 | Home of the Detroit Red Wings (NHL) and the Detroit Pistons(NBA) | |||||
| Comerica Park | Detroit | Detroit | 2000 | 41,574 | Home of the Detroit Tigers (MLB) | |||||
| Breslin Student Events Center | Lansing | East Lansing | 1989 | 15,138 | Home of Michigan State Spartans basketball (Big Ten) | |||||
| Munn Ice Arena | Lansing | East Lansing | 1974 | 6,470 | Home of Michigan State Spartans hockey (CCHA) | |||||
| Flat Rock Speedway | Detroit | Flat Rock | 1953 | 5,000 | ARCA | |||||
| Wings Event Center | Southwest | Kalamazoo | 1974 | 8,023 | Home of the Kalamazoo Wings (ECHL) | |||||
| Waldo Stadium | Southwest | Kalamazoo | 1939 | 30,200 | Home of Western Michigan Broncos football (MAC) | |||||
| Berlin Raceway & Entertainment Complex | Grand Rapids | Marne | 1950 | 8,800 | ARCA | |||||
| L.C. Walker Arena | Grand Rapids | Muskegon | 1960 | 6,396 | Host to concerts, trade shows, conventions, ice hockey & other sports & events | |||||
| McMorran Place | Detroit | Port Huron | 1960 | 6,500 | Includes a multi-purpose arena, a pavilion & a theater | |||||
| Dow Event Center | Saginaw | Saginaw | 1972 | 7,647 | Consists of The Atrium, The Garden Room, Heritage Theater, Unity Hall & Wendler Arena | |||||
| Eastern Michigan University Convocation Center | Detroit | Ypsilanti | 1998 | 8,824 | Home of Eastern Michigan Eagles basketball & volleyball (MAC) | |||||
| Michigan Stadium | Detroit | Ann Arbor | 1927 | 107,601 | Home of Michigan Wolverines football (Big Ten), men's & women's lacrosse (Big Ten) | |||||
| Kelly/Shorts Stadium | Saginaw | Mount Pleasant | 1972 | 45,000 | Home of Central Michigan Chippewas football (MAC) | |||||
| McGuirk Arena | Saginaw | Mount Pleasant | 2010 | 5,300 | Home of Central Michigan Chippewas basketball, gymnastics, volleyball & wrestling (MAC); Part of the CMU Events Center | |||||
| Dort Federal Credit Union Event Center | Flint | Flint | 1969 | 6,469 | Sports, entertainment & convention venue | |||||
| Rynearson Stadium | Detroit | Ypsilanti | 1969 | 30,200 | Home of Eastern Michigan Eagles football (MAC) | |||||
| Read Fieldhouse / University Arena | Southwest | Kalamazoo | 1957 | 5,421 | Home of Western Michigan Broncos basketball, gymnastics & volleyball (MAC); Located in Read Fieldhouse |