Some are worse than others, but it is always a frustration regardless. We have seen shows at many casinos around the state, and for whatever the reason, the sound system is always terrible.

All in all it is a nice venue to see a concert. Plenty of parking, which has a red/green light system to help you find open parking spaces. The staff was friendly, and the venue is easy to find if you are not staying at the hotel. Looking for tickets for motorcity+soundboard Search at, the number one source for concerts, sports, arts, theater, theatre, broadway shows, family event tickets on online. I would however sit in the rows facing the stage versus the two side sections. The upper deck has monitors as well, to help see the stage act if you prefer to watch that way. They do not recline however, so they can be tough on your back. I want to say that they are literally 50% larger and can accommodate larger folk.

The seats in this venue are larger than any other place we have been, and I go to a lot of concerts. The view was not all that bad, despite we literally had seats in the back row. This time we had sat up in the balcony or upper deck versus the main floor. General admission into the MSU Detroit Executive Forum is $30 per person.We have attended concerts at this venue before in the past, but it had been a few years. Materials and Logistics Management ’93, EMBA ’02 – Vice President of Global Business Development, FreightVerify, Inc. Materials and Logistics Management ’88 – Executive Director of Global Supply Chain, General Motors Marketing ’81 – President of Western US Operations, Lineage Logistics The evening will kick-off with a presentation from Jason Miller, interim chairperson of the Department of Supply Chain Management, followed by a panel discussion co-moderated by Interim Dean Judith Whipple and Kevin Speicher, senior partner, Detroit, McKinsey & Company. Join us at MotorCity Casino to learn from business experts discussing today’s most pressing issues across the supply chain. What are the lessons learned that we must take forward? What does the future of supply chain look like? Faculty from the Broad College of Business and global industry leaders and alumni are coming together to answer these questions and provide valuable insights at the MSU Detroit Executive Forum: The Business of Supply Chain on April 12. Supply chain management has been elevated to the forefront of all business conversations, as the global pandemic has exposed hidden vulnerabilities and leaders have had to navigate countless disruptions.

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