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About Palace Of Auburn Hills

Welcome to the Palace Of Auburn Hills venue page. Although the iconic arena was home to the Detroit Pistons for nearly three decades and hosted countless major concerts, it's now closed and the site is being redeveloped. We’ve gathered practical, easy-to-use details to help you understand what the space offered when it was active and what that means for related events you’re seeking nearby. If you’re planning a visit for events in the Auburn Hills area, you’ll find seating considerations, parking specifics, transit options, and trusted nearby hotel and restaurant partners to simplify your plans.

For rehearsals, pop-up events, or future developments in the area, consider alternative nearby venues and the current class of accommodations from our affiliate partners. Remember, you’ve got a guy who can help you secure seats and plan a smooth trip—no fluff, just dependable access to tickets and arrangements in the Detroit metro area. The Palace site is being redeveloped (GM EV parts facility planned), but Auburn Hills remains a hub for sports and music—stay tuned for new event opportunities in the region.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: Palace of Auburn Hills, 6 Championship Drive, Auburn Hills, MI 48326.
  • Capacity: Basketball 22,076; Hockey 20,804; Concerts 6,000 to 23,000 (end-stage up to 23,000; center-stage higher).
  • Status: Closed in 2017, demolished July 11, 2020; site being redeveloped (GM EV parts facility planned).
  • Parking: Home games $15 per car; concerts $20 per car; four main entrances; located off I-75.
  • Transit: Public transit options available; SMART bus stops serve the area (e.g., OCC Auburn Hills stop).
  • Nearby hotels: SpringHill Suites Detroit Auburn Hills; Candlewood Suites Detroit–Auburn Hills; MainStay Suites Detroit Auburn Hills; Crowne Plaza Auburn Hills.
  • Notable events: Home to Detroit Pistons (NBA) for nearly 30 years; hosted major concerts and acts (e.g., Bon Jovi, Prince, Pink Floyd, Taylor Swift, Coldplay).