Joe Louis Arena

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Joe Louis Arena was a famed indoor ice hockey venue in Detroit, Michigan, best known as the longtime home of the NHL’s Detroit Red Wings and host to numerous major sporting and entertainment events.

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Joe Louis Arena canonical 10
Joe Louis Arena (historical) 1
Joe Louis Arena (historically) 1

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Statements (61)

Predicate Object
instanceOf entertainment venue
ice hockey venue
indoor arena
sports venue
address 19 Steve Yzerman Drive, Detroit, Michigan
architect Smith, Hinchman & Grylls
linked to: Ellerbe Becket
brokeGroundOn 1977-05-16
category Defunct National Hockey League venues
Defunct indoor arenas in the United States
Sports venues completed in 1979
Sports venues in Detroit
closedToPublicOn 2017-04-09
constructionCost 57000000 USD
constructionStartDate 1977-05-16
coordinates 42.325°N 83.051°W
country United States
demolitionEndDate 2020-07-11
demolitionStartDate 2019-05-24
generalContractor Detroit Building Services
homeTeamFrom Detroit Red Wings 1979
homeTeamUntil Detroit Red Wings 2017
hostedEvent 1980 Republican National Convention
GLI college hockey tournament
NHL All-Star Game 1980
NHL All-Star Game 1989
Stanley Cup Finals 1995
Stanley Cup Finals 1997
Stanley Cup Finals 1998
Stanley Cup Finals 2002
Stanley Cup Finals 2008
Stanley Cup Finals 2009
WWE events
concerts
professional boxing matches
lastRedWingsGameDate 2017-04-09
locatedInCity Detroit
locatedInCounty Wayne County
locatedInMetropolitanArea Detroit metropolitan area
locatedInState Michigan
locatedOnWaterbody Detroit River
namedAfter Joe Louis
Joseph Louis Barrow
namedAfterOccupation professional boxer
nickname The Joe
notableFor intense playoff atmosphere
longtime home of the Detroit Red Wings
openedOn 1979-12-12
operator Olympia Entertainment
owner City of Detroit
linked to: Detroit
primaryTenant Detroit Red Wings
renovationYear 1985
1990
2006
replacedVenue Olympia Stadium
scoreboardType center-hung scoreboard
seatingCapacityBasketball 22076
seatingCapacityConcerts 21000
seatingCapacityIceHockey 20066
succeededByVenue Little Caesars Arena
surface ice
tenantLeague National Hockey League

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1998 Stanley Cup Finals game2Location Joe Louis Arena
Detroit Red Wings formerHomeArena Joe Louis Arena
1997 Stanley Cup Finals locationGame3 Joe Louis Arena
1997 Stanley Cup Finals locationGame4 Joe Louis Arena
Cobo Center adjacentTo Joe Louis Arena (historically)
linked to: Joe Louis Arena
DET previousHomeArena Joe Louis Arena
Winged Wheel associatedWithArena Joe Louis Arena
Olympia Stadium replacedBy Joe Louis Arena
Detroit Red Wings vs St. Louis Blues homeArenaTeam1 Joe Louis Arena (historical)
linked to: Joe Louis Arena
Cobo Center station (Detroit People Mover) connectsTo Joe Louis Arena station
linked to: Joe Louis Arena