Detroit & Chicago Sports Break

NBA basketball takes centre stage on this ten-night twin-centre sports break – taking in the bustling metropolises of Detroit and Chicago. Detroit leads to you to famous attractions like the Motown Museum, Charles H. Wright Museum, and the Detroit International RiverWalk; while Chicago is your gateway to John Hancock Center’s 360 Chicago observation deck, Millennium Park, and the Lakefront Trail. The highlight of the trip will undoubtedly be tickets to watch the NBA basketball match between Detroit Pistons and Chicago Bulls at the United Center in Chicago on 11 February 2025!

Chicago, Illinois – Four Nights

Chicago is up next, where you’ll stay for the next six nights. The 'Windy City' of Chicago sits on Lake Michigan and its vast skyline is dotted with iconic skyscrapers like the Tribune Tower and Willis Tower. Visit Millennium Park’s Cloud Gate sculpture, Crown Fountain, Jay Pritzker Pavilion, and Lurie Garden. Enjoy Navy Pier's Ferris wheel, 3D Imax Theater, Crystal Garden, and Chicago Children's Museum.

Stop by The Art Institute of Chicago, The Field Museum of Natural History, and Museum of Science and Industry. Admire the cityscapes from John Hancock Center’s 360 Chicago observation deck and stroll along the Lakefront Trail; taking in Soldier Field, Grant Park's Clarence Buckingham Memorial Fountain, and Lincoln Park's Conservatory and Zoo en route.

Mid-way through your stay – Tuesday 11 February 2025 – we’ve included tickets for you to watch the NBA basketball match between Detroit Pistons and Chicago Bulls at the United Center in Chicago. The last match between the two team in April 2024 saw the Chicago Bulls beat the Detroit Pistons by 127 to 105 – so it’s all to play for this time around to see who wins!

Detroit, Michigan - Three Nights

Fly into Detroit where your sports break gets underway with a three-night stay. You’ll have plenty of time to visit the Motown Museum where Diana Ross and the Supremes, The Temptations, and Marvin Gaye recorded their greatest hits. Cruise the Detroit River on a Diamond Jack Riverboat and stroll down the City’s First Street at Detroit Historical Museum.

Witness the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History’s collections and exhibits celebrating African-Americans. Walk, run, or bike at the Dequindre Cut below-street level greenway. Explore the Detroit International RiverWalk, stopping along the way to learn about General Motors at the GM Renaissance Center.