Michigan Sports Arenas

Let's cheer. Let's scream. Let's make some serious noise for our teams as they battle it out in Michigan's sports arenas. From Ford Field to Oldsmobile Park. From Comerica Park to the Palace of Auburn Hills. And in the stadiums, courts and fields of world-renown of Michigan's colleges and Universities. So let's get into the games at the sports arenas of Pure Michigan.

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Comerica Park and Ford Field, Detroit

Comerica Park and Ford Field – If music is Motown soul, sports is her heart. Comerica Park, the Tigers' character-rich brick stadium and Ford Field, the Lions' home next door, have blossomed as a gathering place replete with restaurants and pubs in the Foxtown district of downtown Detroit.

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Lansing Lugnuts

Home to the Class A Midwest League Lansing Lugnuts, affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. Enjoy good times with the Lansing Lugnuts and their lovable team mascot, the Big Lug. It's family fun at an affordable price.

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Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids

Van Andel Arena located in downtown Grand Rapids is home to the Grand Rapids Griffins hockey team and the Rampage arena football team. The Arena hosts concerts, family shows, ice shows and special events throughout the year.

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Comerica Park

At Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers, fans can do much more than watch the baseball action on the field. Fans of all ages can take a spin atop a tiger on the merry-go-round, explore the concourse’s walking museum, ride the baseball themed Ferris wheel and grab a bite at one of the many concession stands. Detroit’s other professional sports teams are the Detroit Lions, Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Pistons.

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Home to Michigan State University

The Lansing area is also home to Michigan State University, which adds to the overall cultural, educational and exciting options for the region. Whether you’re looking to visit the MSU museum, the Wharton Center theater, or an afternoon of Spartan football, MSU is the center for fun and energy.

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