Auburn Hills – Time To Visit This Amazing Community
Amazing Facts About Auburn Hills Auburn Hills is home to 40 international corporations from 32 countries. They also have 22 high-technology parks and four colleges/universities. Great Lakes Crossing has over…
Joel was going to set his watch by the Sun Dial in the new downtown area of Auburn Hills! The Downtown District of Auburn Hills is located near Auburn Road and Squirrel Roads. It’s a great area with cool restaurants and shops!
Amazing Facts About Auburn Hills
Auburn Hills is home to 40 international corporations from 32 countries. They also have 22 high-technology parks and four colleges/universities.
Great Lakes Crossing has over 175 store, restaurants, entertainment venues, and is home to Sea Life Michigan. The aquarium is the largest in Michigan!
This community got its name in 1983! Auburn Hills was originally called Auburn (after Auburn, New York). Through the years, the community was briefly called Amy before taking the name Auburn Heights in 1919. The name stuck until 1983 when Auburn Heights and Pontiac Township came together to form Auburn Hills.
Riverside Park is located exactly where the community was officially founded: The corners of Auburn and Squirrel roads.
We sent City of The Week’s Joel Morgan out Auburn Hills. Strangely, Joel seems to have spent most of his time at Legoland. We are shocked. Joel is a huge Lego fan and an amazing builder. We spotlighted Joel and his love of Legos a couple of years ago for Lego day. Sending Joel to Legoland Discovery Center may not have been 100% work for Joel. I love that Joel turned it into an adventure with his wife, Kim, and friends! -Doni
Amy WillisJoel's friends Amy, Robert and his wife Kim have a blast at the downtown Detroit display (during simulated night time!) inside of Legoland in Auburn Hills!
Joel's Notes
It's been a while since Auburn Hills was the WCSX City of the Week! On this trip back, I visited some of my favorite spots: Legoland Discovery Center and Downtown Auburn Hills!
Downtown Auburn Hills is a recent development you might not even know about! Auburn Hills never really had a downtown area, so they made one from scratch in 2002! It's a very beautiful and relaxing area that features Riverside Park, several tasty restaurants, and cool shops and stores.
Great Lakes Crossing Mall also features Legoland Discovery Center- one of my favorite locations in Michigan! It's a great place to learn about the world of Lego- it has a gallery that features hundreds of Lego Creations or re-creations of recognizable metro Detroit landmarks. You can also learn Lego-building tips from Clint, The Master Builder! Legoland is a total blast, but they have some rules you want to know before you go.
Yes, I miss the Palace, but there is still a lot that is rockin' in Auburn Hills—the 94.7 WCSX City of The Week!
Auburn Hills Pictures
Joel MorganWelcome to Auburn Hills! Home to 40 international corporations from 32 countries... many of which are world headquarters.
Auburn Hills City of the week
MorganRiverside park is a gem in the downtown district of Auburn Hills. It's a beautiful park that feature the Clinton River, brick paved sidewalks. Riverside Park is home to events like Summerfest, Paddlepalooza, Concerts in the outdoor performance area!
Auburn Hills City of the week
Joel MorganIt's Lego heaven at The Lego store at Great Lakes Crossing! Joel spent more money than he made that day!
Auburn Hills City of the week
Joel MorganIt's the home of The Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Pistons- and some of the biggest concerts in the Motor City- Little Caesar's Arena..made out of Lego bricks!
Auburn Hills City of the week
Amy WillisJoel and Robert do their impression of a Lego "Mini Figure" (Lego People!) Check out their Lego hands!!
Auburn Hills City of the week
Joel MorganThe Legoland version of the closest entrance to Legoland Discovery Center and Sea Life Michigan aquarium at Great Lakes Crossing in Auburn Hills!
Auburn Hills City of the week
