Detroit Red Wings Suites

The 2025–26 Red Wings are a team that has shown genuine progress under Todd McLellan, with elite offensive talent led by DeBrincat, Larkin, and Raymond, and improved goaltending from Gibson. Injuries have been a recurring obstacle, and the Atlantic Division remains unforgiving. Still, for a franchise and a fan base that has waited a decade for playoff hockey, the centennial season has provided real reasons for optimism — and the push is very much on.

The 2025–26 Detroit Red Wings season is a historic one — the franchise's 100th year in the NHL, established on September 25, 1926, and their ninth season at Little Caesars Arena. For a storied organization still searching for its first playoff berth since 2016, the centennial campaign has carried enormous symbolic weight. The results have been encouraging, though questions about the team's playoff fate remain very much alive.

The Detroit Red WIngs suites offer luxury suites with 18-30 tickets included. Premier Suites — Offering sideline, corner, and end views, Premier Suites feature an open-concept design that immerses guests in the arena's electric atmosphere. Amenities include theater seats, high-top areas, five flat-screen televisions, a casual fireplace setting, and a private suite-owner restroom. Loge Boxes — Loge Boxes are a more intimate alternative to full suites, accommodating groups of 4–28 guests and offering a semi-private setting with suite-style amenities.

The Red Wings are trending towards their first postseason appearance since 2015-16. It's been the Dylan Larkin show on offense in Detroit for the last few years. The center has tallied the most points on the team in five of the last six campaigns. Larkin had a career-high 79 points in 2022-23. He has a little more help this year in Alex DeBrincat, who recently came over from Ottawa. The right winger has had back-to-back 65+ point seasons. And on defense, the Red Wings have a mix of youth and veterans. Moritz Seider continues to improve at just 22 years old. Shane Gostisbehere and Jeff Petry both have the experience to help push Detroit forward. Under head coach Derek Lalonde, expect another step forward for the Red Wings this year.

Little Caesars Arena has an abundance of Club and Suite options. Clubs, including the Players Club, Rehmann Club, Motor City Casino Club, and Legends Club provide amenities including, and not limited to, convenient parking, private in-club restrooms, comprehensive menus, all-inclusive opportunities, and exclusive access. Executive Suite Ownership is another great chance to get in on the action. Suites include 18 tickets, suite level parking passes, extensive furnishing, pre-event catering, in-game service, and more. This is available in both the Signature and Premier Level Suites. And Loge Boxes offer an upscale, unparalleled premium experience. Combining the luxury of a Suite with a shared social space, Loge Boxes have plush seating, great views, and first-class service.

Former Hall of Fame player Steve Yzerman enters his fourth year at the helm of the Red Wings franchise, and Detroit fans are looking forward to seeing if this team can make the leap to championship contender like Stevie Y's Tampa Bay Lightning did in his fourth year down south. The Red Wings' prospect pipeline ranks among the top in the league, and expect that to pay dividends this year. Moritz Seider and Lucas Raymond had good first years, and they will be joined this year by defenseman Simon Edvinsson and center Marco Kasper. Veterans Andrew Copp and Ben Chiarot join Dylan Larkin in the hopes that the once-proud franchise can snap its six-year playoff drought.

This will be the sixth season that the Wings call Little Caesars Arena home, and you can enjoy hockey in Hockeytown in style in a luxury suite. Each suite holds between 20 and 30 fans and ring nearly the entire length of the arena, so you can pick the view that's best for you. All suites come with gourmet food and beverage options, three VIP parking passes, and access to the exclusive Blue Cross Lounge before the game.