Ford Field - home of Detroit Lions in Detroit, MI

πŸ“–About Ford Field

Ford Field is a unique indoor stadium in downtown Detroit, famously integrating the historic 1920s Hudson's warehouse into its south side. Its design features massive skylights and glass windows that flood the field with natural light.

πŸ›οΈHistory

Origins

Constructed to bring the Detroit Lions back from the Pontiac Silverdome to a modern facility in the heart of the city's entertainment district.

Major Renovations

2017A $100M renovation added massive 4K video boards, a new sound system, and refreshed luxury clubs.

Notable Moments

Feb 5, 2006Hosted Super Bowl XL (Steelers vs. Seahawks).
Apr 6, 2009Hosted the NCAA Men's Final Four.

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

Seats along the south sideline are built into the historic warehouse and offer a unique perspective. Above row 10 in the lower bowl provides better depth of play.

Parking Tips

Use the Detroit People Mover or QLine (Grand Circus stop) to avoid downtown gridlock. Gate G often has shorter security lines than Gate A.

Game Day

Sing "Gridiron Heroes" after every touchdown and watch the "Power Meter" track crowd noise (which has hit 121 decibels). Arrive for Power Hour specials.

Stadiums Near Ford Field

References

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