Little Caesars Arena

Little Caesars Arena in Midtown Detroit is the shared home of the Pistons and Red Wings, making it one of the few U.S. arenas hosting both an NBA and NHL franchise under one roof. The building anchors District Detroit, a mixed-use entertainment corridor along Woodward Avenue built to bring both teams — and the surrounding neighborhood — back into the heart of downtown. Its bowl converts between hockey and basketball configurations and hosts a heavy year-round schedule of concerts and events alongside game nights. The arena carries Original Six weight for hockey fans given the Red Wings' long pedigree, while giving the Pistons a modern downtown venue after decades in the suburbs.

Little Caesars Arena opened on September 5, 2017, replacing Joe Louis Arena as the Red Wings' home and the Palace of Auburn Hills as the Pistons', consolidating both franchises downtown for the first time. It carries forward the Red Wings' Original Six legacy and their run of four Stanley Cups in the 1990s-2000s stretch (1997, 1998, 2002, 2008), won at the club's previous arenas. The move to downtown Detroit was part of a broader civic push to revitalize the city center following Detroit's 2013 bankruptcy, with the arena serving as the anchor investment for the District Detroit development. It has since become one of the busiest arenas in North America for concerts in addition to its dual sports tenancy.