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by josho on 3/17/24Little Caesars Arena - Detroiti thought in house volume at ceasars arena was terrible could hear anything that was worth while.
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Official Ticket Marketplace of the Detroit Pistons
Detroit Pistons History
One of the most storied franchises in NBA history, the Pistons moved to Detroit in 1957 from Fort Wayne, Indiana, where they were owned by Fred Zollner and known as the Fort Wayne (Zollner) Pistons. The Pistons played at Olympia Stadium for four years, then moved to Cobo Arena. In 1974, Bill Davidson purchased the team, and in 1978, the team began playing at the Pontiac Silverdome.
Prior to the start of the 1988–89 season, the Pistons moved to play at The Palace of Auburn Hills and won back-to-back NBA Championships in 1989 and 1990 with the "Bad Boys" teams. Detroit's "Goin' to Work" squad picked up the franchise's third NBA Championship in 2004 in the midst of making six consecutive trips to the Eastern Conference Finals.
In addition to the numerous team accomplishments, the Pistons also have had a list of great players and coaches who have contributed to the team's long history of success. Detroit has retired jersey numbers for Chuck Daly (2), Isiah Thomas (11), Joe Dumars (4), Dave Bing (21), Bob Lanier (16), Dennis Rodman (10), Vinnie Johnson (15), Bill Laimbeer (40), Ben Wallace (3), Chauncey Billups (1) and Richard Hamilton (32). Daly, Thomas, Dumars, Bing, Lanier, Rodman and Davidson all have been inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Detroit Pistons Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Central
Year Founded: 1941
Team Colors: Royal Blue, Red, Chrome, Black, White
Team Rivals: Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, Indiana Pacers
Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena
Little Caesars Arena (LCA) is home to the Detroit Pistons, as well as the Detroit Red Wings of the NHL. It also hosts other sporting events, concerts, family shows and trade shows year-round.
Built in 2017, LCA is the centerpiece of a 50-block sports and entertainment area known as The District Detroit. The District Detroit unites eight world-class theaters, five neighborhoods and three professional sports venues in one vibrant, walkable destination for people to live, work and enjoy exciting entertainment in an urban environment. By housing the Pistons, Red Wings, Tigers (MLB), and Lions (NFL), Detroit holds the unique distinction of being the only city in the country to house four professional sports franchises in one downtown area.
The Detroit Pistons’’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, when the Pistons face off against the Miami HEAT. The Pistons host their home opener against the Chicago Bulls on October 28. The Pistons play their final game of the regular season at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas against the San Antonio Spurs. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Detroit Pistons.
The Detroit Pistons have made seven appearances in the NBA Finals, and won in 1989, 1990 and 2004.
All 30 teams will participate in the Group Play stage of the NBA In-Season Tournament. Here’s a list of the Detroit Pistons’ Group East A matchups:
The Detroit Pistons play at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. The seating map for Little Caesars Arena can be viewed here.
i thought in house volume at ceasars arena was terrible could hear anything that was worth while.
I've never been to a live basketball game before. Our seats were almost court side and were priced fairly. The staff was friendly and the entertainment surpassed my expectations! The Detroit Pistons were on point and won the game. I enjoyed their on-court presence. This night made me feel like I came alive!
Easy to get around, clean facilities, fun for the kids.
It was a good experience but the leg room is horrible. I have very short legs and was cramped. It was disappointing for a newer arena.
It was my and sons first NBA game. It was a great experience.
Well organized venue, terrific entertainment between play, great food options — and a competitive team that kept it close for most of the game. Yes, the Pistons are low-ranked team but we still had a fabulous time. Easy parking and a coordinated traffic effort after the game made it worth the trip to Detroit.
I go every time I'm invited. The best experience you can have next to actually going to the game
I'm in my 70s, and to be honest, the sound in the Arena was just too loud for someone my age. Having said that, I want to emphasize that I had an incredibly wonderful day because the experience gave me a valuable lesson: In the section where I sat, there were quite a few "kid fans"(between ages 4 and 12). Their playful dancing and constant vocal support added great energy. If not for them, I might have retreated into being a "grouchy old man", but their presence helped me to see how appealing the event was for them, and that helped to keep me in an appreciative mood. I grew to really enjoy the excitement of the whole thing. I could see how well planned things were. There were no lulls in the action -- not at half-time, or at any point in the game. Overall, it was a marvelous experience. I'd never been inside Little Caesar's Arena. It's a beautiful place. The food is terrible for anyone who cares about eating healthily, but I know it's not intended to form the basis of a steady diet, so I have no complaints. Sorry the Pistons lost, but that continues their current trend. Since they can't get any worse, each victory is a marvelous surprise.
My best decision was to select the Pistons vs the Wizards noon scheduled basketball game to take my 10 yr old grandson Nathan. He told me how much he loved the lighting and the connected better with this indoor basketball event than the outdoor ones LOL. He was so excited to see the many young dance teams, the Maskot dancing, the Piston Dancers who kept it classy and talented. His little appetite held on to Chicken tenders w/fries, Little Caesars Pepperoni slices and the best of popcorn. Thank you all for creating such a wonderful experience for us. Grandma
First time attending the games since they moved downtown. Upper Bowl was cramped no room to move. Attended my second game was sure to get lower bowl seats and was happy with the seats. Our third game is lower than the second and can’t wait to experience that as well. I will say every where I sat has been a good view of the court. Good experience plan on being a regular in the future. GO PISTONS and just play Detroit Basketball.