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About Summit Complex

The Summit Complex in Dimondale, Michigan, is a historic multi-use arena and convention center. Originally opened as Summit at the Capital Centre, it hosted hockey, trade shows, and community events. The facility includes a hockey arena and a large tradeshow/convention space, with a footprint suitable for a variety of events. While ownership and use have evolved since its closure in 2021, the site remains a notable landmark with potential future opportunities. Here’s a practical guide to what Summit Complex offered and what to consider when planning visits or events, plus nearby lodging and dining for a smooth, no-fuss experience.

Whether you’re a local, visiting attendee, or event organizer, we’ve got you covered with practical details. The Summit Complex is located at 9410 Davis Hwy, Dimondale, MI 48821, conveniently accessible from Lansing and surrounding communities. When events resume, secure your seats and explore nearby accommodations and dining options to complete your visit. If you’re researching this site for planning, verify current status and availability with reputable venue sources. We’re here to help you find reliable information and easy ticketing when events resume.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 9410 Davis Hwy, Dimondale, MI 48821.
  • Former names/aliases: Summit at the Capital Centre; Summit Sports and Ice Complex.
  • Venue type: multi-use arena (hockey) and convention/trade-show center; two ice rinks and a large convention space were part of the complex.
  • Capacity: about 1,000-seat hockey arena; overall complex included large tradeshow/convention space (reported around 60,000 sq ft or more).
  • Opened/operated: opened in 1999; closed February 2021 due to COVID-19 shutdowns.
  • Notable events/tenants: home ice for Lansing Wolves USPHL team; NAHL/Capital Centre Pride histories; hosted youth/high‑school hockey and various trade shows.
  • Current status: closed; building reportedly changed hands post-closure and has been tied to alternate uses (e.g., cannabis industry discussions in 2023); demolition not reported.