Seattle fans planning trips to Detroit
Even before the Seahawks win against the Panthers on Sunday, ensuring their bid to the Super Bowl, Seattle fans were getting an early jump on planning out their trip to Detroit.
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Things will get really busy around Feb. 2, the start of the Super Bowl “weekend” leading up to the Feb. 5 game. Besides parties in virtually every bar, club and restaurant in downtown Detroit and beyond, the city will host the Motown Winter Blast, a winter carnival in downtown Detroit, and the NFL Experience, a football theme park.
In downtown Detroit, be ready for crowds and intense security, especially on game day. “We’re expecting 100,000 visitors for the Super Bowl,” said Carolyn Artman, a manager with the Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau.
The article also helps travelers navigate their way to Detroit and where to stay, as well as offering advice on resources for getting around all the events once they arrive in the city.
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