The Detroit Lions are getting ready to host their first-ever playoff game at Ford Field, their home stadium, in thirty years. When the Los Angeles Rams visit town this Sunday night, the team hopes to give the fans an even better experience than they did when they hosted a Monday night game earlier in the season.
The procedure was commenced by the stadium last weekend by releasing streamers after each Lions goal and trying out new in-stadium fireworks.
Every fan who enters the stadium will also receive an LED bracelet and pom-pom, which will coordinate with the pre- and mid-game light show.
The local group, the Detroit Youth Choir, who gained popularity from their performances on “America’s Got Talent,” will culminate the halftime show. They will also be the subject of a six-part Disney+ documentary series.
The Detroit Youth Choir previously performed at a Lions game in 2019.
Although arrangements are still in the works, the team anticipates a handful of high-profile local celebrities to attend on Sunday night.
