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About Calihan Hall
Calihan Hall offers a practical, no-fuss approach to catching a game or event in Detroit. It’s an accessible, on-campus venue with reliable parking and transit options, plus nearby hotel and dining suggestions to make your trip simple and convenient. We’ve got you covered with straightforward guidance and affiliate partner recommendations to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.
For the latest event information, check the UD Mercy resources for Calihan Hall’s schedule, seating configuration, and transportation details. If you’re planning a visit, consider nearby lodging like Baymont Inn & Suites or Hampton Inn, among other options frequently referenced in university communications. Whether you’re in town for Titans basketball or campus events, Calihan Hall remains a dependable, community-focused venue in Detroit.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 7,917 seats (commonly cited); campus listings also describe seating at approximately 8,000.
- Location/Address: 4001 W McNichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48221, on the University of Detroit Mercy McNichols Campus.
- Venue Type: On-campus multi‑purpose arena; home to the Detroit Mercy Titans basketball teams since 1952; former name Memorial Building (1952–1977).
- Notable Naming: The court inside Calihan Hall is named Dick Vitale Court (dedicated December 5, 2011).
- Seating Chart: University of Detroit Mercy provides a Calihan Hall Layout PDF for the seating configuration.
- Parking: On-campus parking available; traditional game-day parking typically around $5; Titan Express Lane (prepaid parking) was introduced to streamline access.
- Transit: Served by Detroit DDOT buses; directions and campus access information are published by the university.
- Nearby Hotels: Local hotels referenced for guests include Baymont Inn & Suites and Hampton Inn among other options listed in UD Mercy communications.
- Notable Events: Hosted NBA Pistons games in the 1950s–60s; CHSL/MHSAA playoff games; 2017 Women’s National Invitation Tournament championship hosted on campus.