Little Caesars Arena

5 Stars! What an incredible experience! As a long-time Red Wings fan, I was thrilled to finally attend a home game at Little Caesar's Arena. My last home game was at the legendary Joe on December 31, 1999, so it was fitting that this game was also against the Chicago Blackhawks. The arena itself is a modern marvel. The retail stores and food/beverage options were top-notch, offering something for every fan. I was impressed by the expansive clothing options, although they did come with a higher price tag. But hey, you get what you pay for, and the gear was well worth it! My seats in section 106, row 11, were absolute perfection. The view of the action on the ice was the best I've ever had – I felt like I was right on top of the game! The arena's location, close to the interstate, made egress a breeze, especially on a snowy night like this one. It was a huge relief to quickly and safely get on the roads and head home. Overall, I'm so impressed with Little Caesar's Arena. It's a world-class venue that's done justice to the Red Wings' legacy. If you're a hockey fan, do yourself a favor and catch a game here. You won't regret it! Go Wings! Oh and get a picture with the memorials to Gordie and Steve.

Went and seen Disney on Ice!! It was so awesome! Seeing all the little girls dressed in princess outfits! Skaters were awesome. i would definitely go back

Always enjoy our Red Wings games! Especially from the Suites! Fantastic service, excellent food and drink selection, clean facilities. Just an amazing venue. Our family enjoys it every time! Let's go Red Wings! ❤️🪽

Great atmosphere, a lot to see around the stadium such as memorabilia and photo opportunities. The staff is always helpful and pleasant. Variety of food options and drinks. We have been to both the Pistons and the Wings and the view from our seats is always good.

Food = everyone knows you're going to pay triple the price for anything, which is corporate thug mentality. Make prices lower so families can have a night out more. Atmosphere = good quality place , well maintained ( it is still new ) Even though the seats reach the sky, the viewing angles are impressive. You really don't have a bad seat in the house. I've sat nose bleed and bottom floor no complaints besides tight seats . Either 1 person gets the arm rest or no one does

I went there for the Justin Timberlake concert. It was phenomenal. It was the best concert I’ve ever seen. The venue was great. It holds a lot of seats. The only downside is that the seats are a bit close to each other.

VISITED FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2025 If you read my recent review on Buddy’s Pizza, then you will know my husband and I briefly visited Detroit all in the name of seeing the Pistons play the Mavericks. Before I proceed with the review on the Arena, let me say it was typical midwest weather. Cold, rainy and then turned to FAT snow flaked snow. Not good for someone with a bad knee. Thankfully no incidents. If you are not familiar with the area the arena is located in the heart of Detroit where other sports facilities are such as Comerica where the Tigers play and the Lion’s Ford Field. The arena is awesome. Lots of memorabilia displayed throughout. Lots of eye catching images, logos, advertising. The energy was unmistakable. There was a DJ playing hip hop/rap music. The Pistons cheerleaders made an appearance. We walked around and obsorbed the environment. Lots of food vendors or sitdown eateries. If we hadn’t eaten, maybe we would’ve tried some place out. I recommend taking a loop. Once we located our seats the teams were practicing. The negative was that the seats were dirty. Beverages had been spilled. I went to the ladies room to wet paper towels to clean them. I shared with neighboring fans. Ushers should go around and clean seats! Only negative. The game was intense as most games can be. It was a close scoring game with Pistons taking the lead at times. Half time was fantastic. The Detroit Choir sang and they were wonderful. Also, because it is Chinese New Year, there were special guests. Several Chinese dance schools had their children perform. They were adorable and brave! And they looked so beautiful in their tradition garb and makeup. We got lucky to see the PISTONS win. We also receive an ISAIAH STEWART bobblehead. Unfortunately, he did not play do to 1 game penalty. However, we did see Cade Cunningham score 40 points! Beasley and Duran were on their game too! It was worth being in Detroit for 24hrs! WARNING: You will not pay any less than $50 dollars for parking. It is crazy expensive in the area. We recommend looking for street, non-permit parking. We got lucky and parked about 1/2 (4-5 blocks from the arena). However, after the game and leaving, the weather was worst and so was traffic! Many folks started to turn streets that were one way or made up two lanes on a two way street going one way. May sense? We were all in the same mess, gotta practice patience. Jeeze. OVERALL: Awesome, memorable time!

This new home base of detroit pistons is great, it spacious, clean, good seating equipped by cup holder in front of you. Legroom is spacious. Ticket price is reasonable. Plenty paid parking surrounding.

First Concert!! I went for the Melanie Martinez Trilogy Tour and a time was had. It was a really good experience however the food is very overpriced. We didn't have to go through the hassle of parking because we got dropped off at the door, but be prepared for it to be packed. Everything went smooth and I got my moneys worth. Its cold on the inside so bring a sweater.

Finally getting our turn to see the new arena. Being too young to remember the games at Olympia, most all of our Red Wings experience was at the Joe Louis Arena. I love the concept that I can walk into one of several eateries and after dinner, exit straight into the arena. The arena is gorgeous inside. The stores are fun to walk through, but very expensive to shop at. I guess that's to be expected. It's very big and complicated; you can ask one of many ushers and they'll get you to the correct elevator and to your seat. Absolutely hate the seat set-up. As many will tell you, the seats are way too small and the upper deck is way too steep. Felt cramped the whole time. Naturally, the Wings were crushed by the Winnipeg Jets. Are the Dead Wings of the 1970's back? I sure hope not! 11/24

First time visiting (for Disney on Ice) w my nieces and SIL. Was pleasantly surprised with how clean LCA was, and how accessible bathrooms were to our seats. Our event wasn't sold out/full house, so food/restaurants on upper level were closed, and we had to go downstairs--my only complaint, as it took us a lot longer to get drinks, etc., but I understand the logistics of paying staff to work a non-full event. Appreciated the parking structure next door and that food options are within walking distance (we walked just past the Fox). Will definitely go back for later event!

There's a lot of food and drink options but very expensive. There's not a bad seat in the house. Download your tickets to your phone and save it to your Wallet or use the Ticketmaster app. No bags larger than 4x6! They will ask you to bring it back to your car or there's a bag check option. There are a few lots close by, and I recommend reserving your spot in advance.

Still not my favorite venue- but I guess it's grown on me. Seems like the crowd only makes noise when prompted by action on the big screen. $55 parking at garage next door appears as steep as seats in upper level.

Went there for a concert. It was fast going in to the venue. Parking was okay. If park on the other side of the freeway the price drops in half. We had fountain drinks and beer they were good. The pretzel was stale but the popcorn was freshly popped. Sound was great. One of the cameraman men for the big screen was horrible their view was wobble and moved everywhere but on their faces. You were looking at a hand or the top of the head so just watched the stage instead besides that the Concert was awesome. Had a great time!

Went here for a concert which was amazing!! But we purchased bottled drinks so we wouldn't have to deal with spilling drinks and they took the caps! There should be notice before you purchase so the buyers are aware!

$5 Hot N Ready Arena is a great venue! Lol I have been to a number of events here and never had a bad experience. They did an amazing job with the design/layout, where any seat/view is not too bad. For sporting events especially, I have had seats/views everywhere and they all were great. The staff is always super nice and friendly. Best sections are the ones with access to the Rehmann Club and Comerica Players Club.

I know you might not believe this, but I've never attended a Red Wings game! Crazy...I know!!! This has been on my Detroit Bucket list for quite some time and recently, I shared this with a friend...he totally laughed at me! lol. I am so grateful to have a friend who made my wish come true!!! We had amazing seats and I loved the action packed game, even though we lost! I can't wait to come back and cheer them on! LCA is such a great venue!

I enjoy coming here. It is easy to get here from the freeway and parking is easy to get to and nearby. I typically park in the open lot across the way instead of the parking garage, it is easy to get out after a concert. The only downside is of course the cost of parking, which is outrageous. I paid $45, and it was not even a busy, high event day, so I fear it could be higher at times. I like the variety of food and drinks the arena has to offer. I like Mike's pizza the most, it is typically quality and really delicious. I have also been to another restaurant that has good burgers and nachos. While the food in the arena is costly, not as much as other cities or resorts. We each had a hot pretzel, a bit dry, but I had some mustard. It is typically very festive here with a fun vibe. You can walk around the look at the hockey items. We were at the Melanie concert. The merch was not too much. They had some fun kiosks with flavored lemonade and light up ice cubes. My child got one. I would have loved to have had a drink, but I will some other time I am sure. I have seen many types of events here, Cirque shows, concerts, I am been in different level seats plus I have been in their suites. I do not like how hard it is to go up and down the steps, you need to be careful, they are steep. This time I loved our seats. We got middle middle, just a row above the suites facing head on to the stage with no obstructions, just got lucky this time. It was fantastic, and coming here is always so fun. I look forward to our next concert.

I was at an event for the first time at Little Caesars Arena. Worse arena I have been too (I have been to arenas in LA, ATL, DALLAS, CHICAGO and DALLAS) and I will never return to LCA and no one should. (1) Event scheduled and promoted to start at 6pm so patrons showed up. Arena said oh no they had just got there and we could not come in the building until 6:30pm (we stood in cold and they would not open that door 1 second sooner) (we took lyft rides so we could not go back to our cars), it was cold, but children and the disabled EVERYONE had to wait outside. (2) Once finally admitted as if we were ushering to prison the attendees were MEAN and RUDE (if they do not like they jobs they should go use they high skills at McDonalds). We were told to put items in trays and walk through metal detector, then the attendee walked away out of security area, then returned and angrily TOLD us to go through security area again (we had already been standing outside for 30 minutes in the cold). Just by site I knew she lacked skills and had no training, so we were gentle with her. The smart thing would have been to open 2 areas to pass through security which would help with time or at least allowed us into the building. Obviously someone in the organization made a mistake, why punish the patrons. Once finally being admitted we had to stand and wait in the lobby another 30 minutes, just no hospitality at all, no seats. (3) Once closely monitored and lead to the arena area it seems as if we were let in on the wrong side and had to walk down aged barely maintained steep steps and then across/behind the court to actual right side that were ALLOWED to sit at. We were told there were no elevators to ppl with children and strollers either had to carry they strollers or could not come. Seniors/Disabled were just forced to walk across the arena and take several rest to get to the other side. Solution would have been to allow those people to take an elevator that has to be their or change the side in which we/they could sit on. BTW the arena was 5% full and we could only use bathrooms on opposite side of arena after going back up the same steep steps (assuming there are no bathrooms on floor level and there is only 1 set of bathrooms in whole arena). (4) Finally, the absolute worse thing was there were NO VENDORS AT ALL! NO PLACE TO BUY WATER OR BUY ANYTHING TO EAT after all advertisement states that we could not bring any outside FOOD (we were there over 3 years, someone went to they car and brought what water they had in). What is this 1965? NO VENDORS in a so called new arena, ridiculous. If LITTLE CAESARS ARENA does not provide accommodations for the disabled, children, minority groups which includes, no food and no drink it should be closed or just say it: LITTLE CAESARS ARENA IS NOT INTERESTED IN MINORITY EVENTS/BUSINESS. In my opinion along with TARGET, LITTLE CAESARS should be banned too. At any rate I will not be back and will tell everyone I know. I hope the Entertainment industry find out about this BLANANT disrespect disregard for minority people or maybe just small businesses. LASTLY, this should be the best and only place where little Caesar's pizza is sold 24/7-JUST A SMALL space at least. I expected so much more but I got nothing but total disappointment. SALE THE GOLD VERSION OF LITTLE CAESAR PIZZA WITH GOLD DUST ON IT. DISAPPPOINTED ON ALL LEVELS!

Excellent venue! Very clean and spacious. Even though it was a full stadium for the Red Wings game, I never felt crowded. Plenty of doors and security to go through. Friendly staff. Ladies, if you are bringing a purse, it needs to be small- 4x6. My bag was too big so I used their bag check area which was fast and easy. Every seat seems like a great seat. Fun environment! Plenty of games and fun things happening in between periods. I never had to wait in line for a restroom and the lines for food were short too. I had a great time!

The food was great. I sure wish the arena had an outdoor smoking area like Joe Louis arena had.

I really really dislike the purse policy here at LCA. Allow me to share what happened to me on a past visit. Came to see the Red Wings play the Vegas Golden Knights. Parked at Greektown casino and walked the mile on a blustery 8° December evening. I was always able to carry in my small clutch which contains my car keys, small flat wallet, Chapstick, medication, and my phone. Oh and some dental floss because you never know when you're gonna get something stuck in your teeth... Flash forward to the security guard who barked at me to take my purse back to the car. I guess I was over their new guidelines for acceptable sizes. What are the acceptable sizes now? That's a great question and according to them it is 6 x 4 x 1. I don't even have a flat wallet that fits in those parameters. My wallet was 7 inches on one side so I couldn't even bring that in. Almost in tears because it was so cold outside I said to the guy is there anything I can do because it is so cold out there and I'm going to miss half of the hockey game if I walk a mile back and then have to walk the mile back to get to the arena. The answer I got was maybe you should've planned better. At that point, dear readers, I had hit my wall and probably said a few words I shouldn't have but luckily someone else working there who wasn't such an a**hole told me if you walk around the building they can hold your stuff. It's like a little lost and found closet. It was still a long way away but I was able to find it and they held onto my purse until after the game. I also want to point out the stupidity of all of this as my friend was wearing cargo pants and was able to hold our cell phones, keys, Chapstick, pills, everything of my possessions and breeze through security with no problems. I guess next time the answer is just wear cargo pants because apparently you can bring in whatever you want as long as they're in pockets. *Oh and by the way we also snuck in booze on our next trip because F them and their overpriced booze. But don't bring a purse!!*

Went here for the Melanie Martinez Trilogy Tour 2024 concert. I was VIP Lounge and it was really cute! However, the staff that works here does not communicate at all. They had us all over the place. The wait times inbetween everything we did as VIP was insane. And painful. After our entire VIP experience, they had us standing for almost an hour right in the food area but we couldn't get any food until a certain time. It was a nice experience to go to another area. But, United Center is better in my opinion. The venue is beautiful! The chairs they had us sit on were so squishy and comfortable. The VIP lounge staff was very kind. I'm happy I was able to see how Little Ceasers Arena was like!

Clean arena and a ton of security so you can feel as safe as possible but the purse requirement irritated me so much because my bag was barely too big but yet I had to walk half a mile to the coat/purse check area. So frustrating. I also was NOT a fan of how steep the stairs are. Going downstairs to my seat in the arena was honestly way more stressful than it should be. That's what I get for not getting floor seats I guess smh. It was worth it to see Mariah tho!!

The staff were mostly friendly, and the venue is beautiful inside and out. The inside where you get food and drink is mesmerizing. The pizza was hot and delicious, and $8.50 for a mini self pizza which is pretty good for concert food prices. I went to the United center in Illinois and paid over $20 for chicken tenders sooo.. They also had burgers and fries and stuff. Theres even a gelato stand and they have like 3 pubs you can eat in, so lots of options. My only complaint is It would be nice if they could have coordinated the times better. After the VIP lounge, there was like an entire hour we had to stand by the entrance and couldn't walk around/get food or drinks or do anything. Either leave us in the lounge longer or coordinate to open the atrium a little earlier? Otherwise, I would totally come back here for another concert.

Went here for a Red Wings game - great atmosphere! Arena and restaurants were really good. Guest services is a waste of time though. Went to ask if they had standing room in the stadium that can see the ice, they were picking their nose and said no with disgust - I walked 100ft and found standing room to watch the game.

Great concert!!!! Never been to this stadium but it's large and the acoustics are amazing!!!! Bad thing is VERY expensive food that was just meh. Definitely need better ways to get handicapped tickets like proof you're actually handicapped and not to tell someone they can sit in their rollator while in floor seats then say you can't. Otherwise it was amazing

TSO!! Kids bought us tickets. All 4 of us sitting 15 rows from the stage. Main floor. First time seeing them.

As I walked in to a full house of rowdy Midwestern fans I was expected to be greeted with a worm large pizza due to the name of little ceasars literly being in the name I was devastated when I found out there indeed wouldn't be any free pizza it brought me back to deep-seated childhood traumas in Maryland but my dad desperately wanted to take the family out for dinner but simply couldn't afford to do so you shattered my dreams and broken my spirits oh dear lord please help me regain my composure and self-confidence eternally grateful a true friend AB

The staff at Little Ceasars box office is some of the rudest and least understanding I have ever encountered. Attended with a group of wheelchair users who were told by there employees to exchange for accessible seating. The box office employees proceeded to berate our group and minimize our needs. How the disadvantaged are treated is how they wish to treat everyone.

Always an awesome time at the LCA!!! It was a rainy night and the pistons might be the worst NBA team this season but WHO CARES. Detroit shows up and parties anyway lol! Little Cesar's Arena is obviously amazing and probably one of the nicest arenas I've ever been too. Super clean and the staff is very helpful and kind whether showing us where our seats are or helping us with our Pepsis and soft pretzels! Food is what you'd expect from an event like this, maybe a step up. Entertainment factor is 11/10!! Halftime show was a super cool local dance group and I'm a fan of the EXTREEEEME TEEEAM! lol those are the gymnasts who do flips and stuff off trampolines to dunk in between quarters. No doubt will be back many times throughout my life. Love it!!!

Saturday, October 29, Pops and I decided to score some tickets for the Red Wings vs. Wild game. Plus I can knock off another sports arena from my list in the motor city! Upon arriving here, there's a ton of tvs around to keep people updated and intuned with all the action going on. Anywhere you go whether it's for concessions, bars, bathrooms, merchandise, etc.; there's a tv around so you'll never miss a moment. Pretty cool concept. We sat in the upper level area. Be careful as the stairs are steep and may not be ideal if you struggle with heights. Also the seats have barely any leg room and are quite cramped so you will be scrunched with other people as you try to grab your drink from the cup holder without knocking into someone. Not sure if they considered this when designing the arena but they missed the mark on that one. While the seating is uncomfortable, the game action is intense and makes for a fun experience. Hockey rules in Detroit and you'll feel the passion and intensity when seeing the Red Wings. While they are in rebuilding mode, they pay a lot of kudos to the previous regimes as you'll see in the banners and retired numbers. Also there's a lot of homage paid to the Detroit Pistons and their titles from prior years which I was pleased to see since I love the NBA and basketball in general. If you can stomach the tight seating and steep stair climbing, it's a nice updated arena that'll suit their sports teams and events just fine.

Love this area. For hockey games. Came to see the Islander play the red wings with my youngest son. It was clean, and conveniently located downtown Detroit. Super easy to get to. Price of the beer was $14 which is half the price of the beer at Islanders games in NY. Met some nice people and enjoyed the sound system here. Loved that the American flag shows on the ice in the beginning of the game!

The sound was so bold today! We were in portal 66 we barely could hear the performance and I was highly disappointed! You should be able to hear clearly all through the arena, but, not today. $200 wasted not to fully enjoy the show. LCA do better!

Of the 18 NHL arenas I have visited, this is by far the nicest of them all--and it's not even close. As you approach LCA from outside, you KNOW that you're in for something special. This is quite simply a hockey cathedral built to both honor the legacy of Detroit's glorious hockey past, and provide the stage for future generations of hockey heroes. Everything about LCA is special, from the iconic Howe, Lindsay and Delvecchio player statues that once graced the corridors of the iconic Joe Louis Arena, all the way down to the player-specific manhole covers throughout the concourses ... this place is hallowed. Arrive early to make sure you can take it all in, as there are so many museum-quality displays to be seen. There are also a variety of sit down restaurants adjoining the arena, as well as a wide selection of unique arena food choices--my steak and carnitas burrito bowl was probably the best arena food I have ever had! The team store is stocked with everything you could possibly want to support either Red Wings (or Pistons) fandom addiction ... I certainly spent more $ than I was planning to, but with so much to choose from I just couldn't resist. And, once you make it to your seat, the audio/video presentations that accompany the on-ice show are superb. The LCA offers an all around remarkable sporting event experiences that is not to be missed ... put it on your bucket list and MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!

I came here for the the Duel in the D event on Saturday, February 10 at 8:30 p.m with my friends. What should have been an exciting night turned into a deeply disappointing and infuriating experience due to the blatant racial profiling and unprofessional behavior we encountered. I will discuss the treatment we received from the security staff and the appalling behavior of other guests that went unchecked. We had purchased tickets that were not next to each other, so we decided to sit together in adjacent seats. Our plan was simple: if the rightful ticket holders arrived, we would move to other empty seats. This happened twice, and both times, the security guard's reaction was unnecessarily aggressive and rude. Rather than politely asking us to return to our assigned seats, the guard yelled at us in a demeaning manner, making us feel like we were committing some grave offense. The hideous security guard's behavior was utterly unacceptable. His hostile tone and aggressive demeanor were completely disproportionate to the situation. Even when we complied and moved seats, the guard continued to berate us, refusing to let us sit together even when the seats were unoccupied. This was a clear display of power-tripping and unprofessionalism. What made this situation even more infuriating was the stark contrast in how other guests were treated. Later on in the game, a group of visibly drunk individuals were causing a scene. They were cussing each other out and hurling insults at each other. Their behavior was disruptive and inappropriate, especially considering there were young children around. Despite this, the security guard did nothing to intervene. He turned a blind eye to their antics, allowing them to continue their obnoxious behavior unchecked. By the way, these insults were so weak, even BBL Drizzy would've had better bars. One of the insults I heard was, "I drive a Mercedes! I bet you don't!" The disparity in how we were treated compared to the drunk guests was glaringly obvious and deeply troubling. It was clear that we were being singled out because of our race. We are all Asian, and the security guard and the drunk individuals were white. This blatant racial profiling is unacceptable and inexcusable. We were treated like criminals for simply wanting to sit together, while the disruptive behavior of others was tolerated without question. The security guard's actions were not only discriminatory but also indicative of a serious lack of professionalism and judgment. This kind of behavior is not only unprofessional but also reflects poorly on Little Caesars Arena as a whole. It is the responsibility of the venue to ensure that their staff are properly trained to handle situations with fairness and respect, regardless of the guests' race or ethnicity. It is disheartening to see such behavior in a public venue where everyone should feel welcome and safe. Furthermore, the lack of intervention in the case of the drunk individuals behind us was deeply concerning. Their behavior was disruptive and inappropriate, yet the security guard chose to ignore it. This double standard is unacceptable. If the security staff had the time and energy to berate us for sitting in unoccupied seats, they certainly should have intervened in a situation where guests were dropping weak bars at each other. No wonder these people live in Detroit. I strongly urge Little Caesars Arena to address these issues immediately. The security staff needs proper training to ensure that all guests are treated with respect and fairness. Racial profiling and discrimination should have no place in any public venue. It is clear that security guard has a rotten brain that should be donated to a lab for science to study how such vile and repugnant morals are developed in a place like Detroit.

From help with scanning our phone for parking, to the housekeeping staff in the suite area, everyone was awesome! It was my first LCA suite experience, and I could rave all night about it! Good food, comfortable seating, great staff, and organized to the hilt! Best part besides cozy fireplace seating was the dessert cart! OMG!!

I can't believe it has taken me this long to attend an event at the PIZZARENA, but I finally made it for Jingle Ball in December 2022! Given that I'm not a huge sports fan and we were in the pandemic for several years there so concerts weren't really happening, I suppose it makes more sense, but still! This venue is so unique for sure! I have heard rumblings that people really don't like the seating the higher up in the stands you go given that they feel like you're falling over (in an attempt to create a "no bad seat in the house" kind of arena). I can't fully speak to those seats because we were sitting in the 100-level for this concert, but I can attest to the fact that the seats high up looked a little alarming and precariously situated, even from lower down, so I can definitely imagine it would feel like you're falling over sitting up there. Other than that though, I really liked the venue because regardless of where you were in the arena, you never felt too far away from the stage. It feels intimate, while also being a massive space! My friend and I didn't spend a lot of time perusing the food/drink stands and other amenities available inside the Pizzarena, but outside of the arena, given that we were running late when we arrived and then left promptly after the concert let out, but in the limited view I did see as we were rushing inside, there looked to be a LOT of options all around, which I liked to see! (Don't be mad, but I personally am not a fan of Little Caesars pizza, so I truly hope that there are plenty of other food options than their pizza offered!) All in all, it's a solid venue that is truly so versatile and offers a ton of entertainment within Detroit. I'll always be bitter about this being the main reason why the Palace of Auburn Hills closed its doors and was ultimately demolished, but I suppose there's no way around that now and I'll look forward to the next event I can attend at the Pizzarena.

It was my first time to sit up this high or right below the ceiling in section G20. But I loved it. Came to watch an NBA game and had no issues seeing players or following the ball. The best part is no one is sitting in front of me or behind me and can see everyone in the stadium because everyone is below me. Section G maybe hard to find but it's all the way up to fifth floor. As far as the food or beer, I expecting for happy hour prices as the game was at 1pm. But all at the full prices. 1/15/2023

Aghhhhh these seats and stairs are too steep. As someone who is a bit afraid of heights, it was freaking me out! Other than that the stadium is nice. I went to see the Smashing pumpkins in this day. Was sad to see not all the restaurants were open due to it being a concert and only half the stadium seating was being utilized. We had a Quick dinner at one of the restaurants before the concert and it was nice to be able To do that instead of being stuck eating stadium food.

Yesterday My Birthday was Little Caesars Arena Detroit Pistons vs. Brooklyn Nets at Home @7p. Pistons beats Nets for my Birthday last night before i'm blowout 4 candles

I've written reviews for LCA for hockey games. This is for a concert I attended. Saw Springsteen great show as always. The E Street Band never disappoints. I had back side stage seats. Not bad at all. I was concerned about the sound. No concerns there, it was crystal clear. The acoustics were great. No echoing. The ushers as usual were super friendly that I encountered. I didn't use any concessions this time. Bathrooms were clean and no long waits. I didn't use parking there either. But walking out it seemed liked there was a good flow of traffic leaving the garage. I will be back for shows here. I had a great time.

Sweet arena! It's very new and so the way they built it is ideal for not only enjoying a game, but also enjoying a meal or drink before the game at the attached restaurants. They also put on an excellent in game product- I appreciate the constant music, lots of fun fan interactions, and in game entertainment. Even if you're not a Pistons fan, you should attend a game in this arena! My only complaint is that they don't offer a souvenir cup in the concessions.

The employees working the Blink 182 show were freaking amazing!!! Best elevator ride with the sweetest attendant! She should be paid double for her stories! Clean environment & fun time! Great job!

Come on now, IT'S THE WINGS! Was back in town for the Detroit Free Press Marathon and HAD TO make it to the season home opener. A win on top was icing on the cake!

DO NOT buy concert tickets in Section 120 row 4 seats 9-10-11-12. Behind not one but TWO sheets of plexiglass. Both the sound and the view are obstructed by this plexiglas. LCA is criminal to ok sell these seats at full price. Shame on you LCA management. Total 100% BS!

Beautiful arena - easy to get around, convenient bathrooms, and even though we were pretty high up, we still had a great view. The only thing I could be critical of would be the drink prices- for one drink, and a water, it was $20. I'll be back, I really enjoyed it.

Located right around tons of parking in downtown Detroit, the home to the best hockey team there is is also a pretty great place to watch the game. Unlike other arenas where getting in and out of the place is a huge hassle, Little Caesar's is a cinch. Security is extremely friendly and patient, and a lot more cordial than most stadium staff. The fairways are wide and easy to navigate, and team shops are scattered throughout and easy to find. The restaurants are also easy to find and set up in a way that make it easy to order, and then getting to your seats is a cinch. The aesthetic of the arena is beautiful as well. This is a blue collar town and while upscale and classy, the building isn't bougie or pretentious. All the staff are amazing and accommodating and the fans interacted with each other creating a relaxed atmosphere. Only complaint would be the Team Store didn't have as much as I'd thought it would. Only a few jerseys, shirts, caps and beanies. Still, a thrill and an amazing venue! Will definitely be back, it's amazing. Let's Go Wings!!!

It's huge, new, well lit and maintained, but the staff!! One man actually walked up, unprompted, to say good morning... sir? Or ma'am? Genders confuse me... Like dude, if genders confuse you, why bring them up and TRY to offend someone? The backstage is also not well secured. Security kept taking away or moving out of the way any obstacles to prevent customers/guests from going back. I would completely understand for purposes of cleaning machines and whatnot, but put them back. Otherwise, at least the person stationed at the backstage should be preventing non-workers from going back. It's not exactly secure so definite issue.

The seating arrangement is a bit strange. This was my first time in this arena. Security was (purposefully?) taking forever on a cold fall night. Plentiful parking

Lovely new arena! Came here for the Pistons game. Food and drink options were solid, space was plentiful, everything was clean and sparkling. Seats were a little flimsy and stairs were way steep.

This place is easily the nicest sports venue I've visited and I've been to tons all over the world. We were in town for the Wings game and I was thrilled with how beautiful the concourse areas were setup. The shops and food options were abundant with a great selection. It seems like everyone who worked throughout the arena were well trained in terms of customer service. It was like the sports version of Disney world. I hope they treat and pay the staff well because they are absolutely killing it in terms of customer service. The seating was outstanding as well. Comfortable and not cramped. I cannot wait to come back for more games.

This is a great place to see a show. I've been to several here and I don't think there's a bad seat in the house. There are plenty of restrooms, so no long lines, and there are lots of concession stands, so no long lines to eat either.

The worst venue I've ever attended a concert at. The seats in the upper deck are tiny and very uncomfortable. The acoustics of the building are horrendous. I use to tour with rappers and so have been to many venues of many sizes and while it could have been the sound guy, but the highs in there echo so much you can't understand the vocals at all. The bass was good, but I could barely make out a word of the concert I was at and just heard ringing for a day after leaving. I will never go there for a hockey game given the seating. I may try another concert in floor GA where do say the sound is better. Probably not though, couldn't imagine it being much better.

This place is always a good time! The people of Detroit always make sure the place is loud and reactive! Food, like all stadium/arena food, is on the high end (10 bucks for a large icee). Whether it's wrestling, a concert, a pistons or hockey game, this place will always rule!

Overall the arena is nice and everything is shiny and new still. The food options are good and there is a wide variety of items. They have really good truffle fries on the first floor. You can also find the usual arena food and snacks but prices are a little steep per usual. The seats are very vertical and seems a little steep when your walking on the upper levels to find your seats and you feel like you could fall all the way down. If you are scared of heights you probably want first floor seats. Parking can be a little tricky and you will most likely have to walk a bit to the arena.

Little Caesars arena is the home of the Detroit redwings and Detroit Pistons as well as concert hall and different venues. This is a very popular destinations as many events happen here at this arena. I got to explore the outside of it and it was very nice rather large it looks like is well kept. I'm sure Attending a red wings or a Pistons game here will be very fun and exciting