Ford Field
Overview
State-of-the-art indoor stadium in downtown Detroit, home to the Lions since 2002. Features a unique warehouse design that incorporates the historic Hudson's warehouse.
Stadium Highlights
- Climate-controlled indoor facility
- Downtown Detroit location
- Incorporates historic Hudson's warehouse
- Host of Super Bowl XL and multiple major events
Unique Features
- Translucent roof panels for natural light
- Warehouse windows overlooking field
- South end zone opens to downtown
- Largest video boards in NFL when installed
Shade & Sun Protection Guide
Best Shaded Sections by Time
Morning Games
- All sections - indoor stadium
Afternoon Games
- All sections - indoor stadium
Evening Games
- All sections - indoor stadium
Shade Tips
- No sun exposure - completely indoor venue
- Climate controlled at 68-72 degrees year-round
- Natural light through roof panels but no direct sun
Monthly Weather Patterns
September
Climate controlled
Indoor comfort year-round
October
Climate controlled
No weather concerns
November
Climate controlled
Perfect indoor conditions
December
Climate controlled
Warm inside while cold outside
January
Climate controlled
Escape winter weather inside
Seating Guide
Premium Seating Options
Club Levels
Club Level
Club ticket required
- Wide padded seats
- Upscale dining
- Private entrances
Champions Club
Premium membership
- Field level views
- All-inclusive food/drinks
- VIP parking
Seating Tips
Lower bowl sidelines
Best views of the action
viewClub level
Perfect balance of view and amenities
experienceUpper corners
Great value with good sightlines
valueEnd zone lower
Close to Lions tunnel
experienceFood & Drink
Signature Items
- Coney dogs
- Little Caesars pizza
- Better Made chips
Local Favorites
- Buddy's Pizza
- Slows Bar BQ
- Detroit-style pizza
Beer & Beverages
- Founders
- Bell's
- Bud Light
- Miller Lite
Local breweries: Founders, Bell's, Atwater Brewery
Getting There
Address
2000 Brush Street, Detroit, MI 48226
Parking Options
Ford Field Garage
Direct indoor access to stadium
Greektown Casino
Cobo Roof Deck
Alternative Transportation
Public Transit
- People Mover to Broadway Station
- DDOT buses
Ride Share: Drop-off on Brush Street
Game Day Tips
Park in connected garage
Stay warm with indoor access
Explore downtown before game
Many bars and restaurants nearby
No weather gear needed
Climate controlled environment
Arrive early for traditions
See team entrance and warmups
Typical Game Day Schedule
- Gates Open: 2 hours before kickoff
- First Pitch: 1:00pm or 4:25pm typically
Neighborhood: Downtown Detroit
Heart of Detroit's entertainment district with restaurants, bars, and attractions
Insider Tips
Pro Tips
- Park at Greektown Casino and enjoy pre-game meal
- Eastern Market tailgating on Sundays
- Check out the Hudson's warehouse windows
Best Value
- Upper bowl between 20-yard lines
- Park at casino garages
- Eat in Greektown before game
Hidden Gems
- Ford Field Tours on non-game days
- Champions Club field access
- Detroit Lions museum displays
Things to Avoid
- Street parking meters have event rates
- Leaving immediately after game ends
- Driving without pre-paid parking
Stadium History
Timeline
Stadium Traditions
Gridiron Heroes
Honoring Michigan high school teams
Pride of the Lions
Drumline performances