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Detroit Red Wings History
Founded in 1926, the Red Wings are one of the NHL's Original Six franchises. The team has captured 11 Stanley Cup Championships, most recently in 2008, as well as six conference championships and 19 division titles. As of 2023, the Red Wings have the most Stanley Cup trophies of any U.S.-based NHL franchise. Eight Red Wings players have their jersey numbers hanging from the Little Caesars Arena rafters: Leonard Patrick “Red” Kelly, Terry Sawchuk, Nicklas Lidström, Ted Lindsay, Gordie Howe, Alex Delvecchio, Sid Abel, and Steve Yzerman.
The Red Wings were purchased in 1982 by Mike and Marian Ilitch, who invested their family savings in 1959 to open the first Little Caesars store in a Detroit suburb.
Detroit Red Wings Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Atlantic
Year Founded: 1926
Team Colors: Red, White
Team Rivals: Toronto Maple Leafs, Chicago Blackhawks, St. Louis Blues, Montreal Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena
The Detroit Red Wings have played their home games at Little Caesars Arena(Opens in new tab) in the heart of downtown Detroit since the 2017–2018 season. Little Caesars Arena is an anchor of a world-class sports and entertainment district known as The District Detroit and received the prestigious Sports Facility of the Year award at the 2018 Sports Business Awards Ceremony. The arena's construction also gave the city of Detroit the unique distinction of having the greatest density of professional sports teams—the Red Wings, Tigers (MLB), Pistons (NBA), and Lions (NFL)—in one downtown core in the country.
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Ticket prices for Detroit Red Wings games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Detroit Red Wings game can cost anywhere between $100-$200.
The Red Wings have made 24 appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won the Stanley Cup 11 times (in 1936, 1937, 1943, 1950, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1997, 1998, 2002 and 2008).
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$13 beer 1/2 empty row of seats we were in AND behind us, but we were admonished and mandated to stay in our assigned, sardined seats. No wonder they have to offer discounted tickets. I’ll stay home & cheer on the Wings & let the Illitch’s steal from the masses.
My wife and I had a very enjoyable NYE at LCA. Fun game and great atmosphere. However, the LCA staff needs to figure out how to make the entrance experience into the arena better. I understand the need to make it easier, quicker, and more customer-friendly to enter the arena for any event. Entering the arena reminds me of a cattle call. The fact that everyone entering the arena is jammed through the entrance doors, then through the scanning experience (which can be less than pleasant) is very aggravating and time consuming. Customers are forced to line up outside then squeeze their way through the entrance process. I could go on about this but I'm sure you're already aware. Simple question - can you at least move the scanners inside of the building which would give everyone more room and allow the paying customers to at least line up inside of the building???
Neither the team nor the arena was as good as in the past. No excitement.
Although the Red Wings lost, we had an enjoyable time. The beer and food are way over-priced, however. The seats were good and the Ticketmaster app made it quite easy to access my tickets and present them to the ticket agent at the gate. I do hope that the Red Wings organization makes a change in the head coaching position as I feel that Jeff Blashill is not getting the most out of his players. I feel that the Wings should pursue a new goalie and better defense men as well. The offense, despite the individual skills, doesn't seem to have the coordinated plays necessary to get more SOG and the Wings are consistently out shot 2:1 in many games.
Everything was great at the game, except the Red Wings not playing well. All of the arena people were nice and helpful and the environment was very nice! Love LCA!!
The new arena is awesome. We had a great time. Ate at kid rocks place was awesome going to be a shame when it’s gone. I’ll definitely be back from Las Vegas again to attend something there.
Awesome game to watch as we snapped our 12 game losing streak! Parking was fantastic & the entertainment during intermissions was awesome!
The seating was so tight that we did not even stay to see the puck drop from out seats. We watch 5 minutes of the gave from a bar area then left. Do not plan on going back again. Spent $160 for tickets, $45 for parking and 25 for food and sat in seats for 10 minutes. Left seats before game even started. Waste of money.
They need to crank down the volume on the PA at least 30 decibels. The seats did not have enough leg room..
Great seats, great service, ushers were friendly and helpful. Great place to take the family or to go with friends for a great game and a great time
So much fun in spite of losing the game. Planning our next trip!
First time to this venue! Fantastic I’m a season ticket holder in Toronto.I like this rink better than what Toronto has to offer. Very spacious with a superior design! Returning to see Blake in March! New to the area moved from Halton Hills to west of London.Used the Tunnel Bus from Windsor to get to the rink! Fantastic design, set up , cost and experience from Canada🇨🇦👍. Thank you Windsor and Detroit.
Well, our $20 seats were so bad, we decided to walk around. We went to Kid Rocks restaurant for dessert, were seated; then told the kitchen was closed. At 8:50pm.
Our seats were in the "nose-bleed" area, but it gave me a chance to see all the action at once and see plays develop, etc. Especially with the large screen TV playing the action at the same time, I was very satisfied with my seats. Even though the Wings lost, it was still a fun time.
It’s sad the Wings are putting out such a mediocre product these days. I miss the glory days of the Cup years. I would NEVER sit in the 2nd level of LCA again. The seats are narrower than an airline seat and there is absolutely NO LEGROOM. My legs were cramping up in the first period! If you’re tall (I’m not) forget it. It will be a rough night.
It was a fantastic game and the new arena is beautiful. The parking garages were a nightmare however.
Went to watch the Red Wings play Golden Knights. Our seats were excellent and the game was great.
This was the first time attending a Red Wings game. I enjoyed it a lot. Madison Bowey scored his first goal as a Red Wing. It was nice to see a person that looked like me on the ice playing for the city I grew up in!
Great arena to watch a hockey game! Now we need to put a better product on the ice by getting a better goalie & a new coach!
My debit card worked at the first bar. Second bar, I got 2 drinks. The bartender used 3 of my cards and said all 3 got declined. There’s no way that could of happened because I had money on all 3. After about 20 minutes, she had to ring the drinks up separately and it worked. Missed the rest of the country night concert bc of it. My card continued to work throughout the night on 3 other different transactions. Not sure why the bartender couldn’t figure out how to ring up 2 drinks.