Waverly Lacrosse Middle School Tournament

Event Info

Welcome to Greater Lansing! Whether you’re a first-time visitor, or a seasoned guest to the area we’re glad to be your host for the Waverly Lacrosse Middle School Tournament. You’ll soon discover Michigan’s Capital City is much more than buildings and byways. Greater Lansing offers everything you’ll need to make the most of your time with us – wherever you’re from and whatever your pleasure!

Dates: May 17-18, 2008

Location: Waverly High School

Tournament Hotels

We’re proud to be your home away from home! Whatever brings you to Michigan’s Capital Region, we believe a great stay begins with your accommodations. Represented in the following accommodations listings are the official Waverly Lacrosse Middle School Tournament hotels, including several overflow options. Each and every lodging facility on this list will make it their top priority to exceed your expectations. With a comfortable and convenient room reserved for the tournament, you’re well on your way to a great time in Greater Lansing, so put down your bags and stay awhile - we’ll make you feel right at home.

Official Headquarter Hotel:

The Sheraton Lansing
925 S. Creyts Rd.
Lansing, MI 48917
(517) 323-7100


Additional Hotels:

Country Inn & Suites
6511 Centurion Dr.
Lansing, MI 48917
(517) 827-7000

Fairfield Inn
 810 Delta Commerce Dr.
Lansing,  MI  48917
(517) 886-1066

Quality Suites
 901 Delta Commerce Dr.
Lansing,  MI  48917
(517) 886-0600

Residence Inn
 922 Delta Commerce Dr.
Lansing,  MI  48917
(517) 886-5030

Midway Best Western
 7711 W. Saginaw Hwy.
Lansing,  MI  48917
(517) 627-8471

Where to Eat

Okay, now that your accommodations are set, let’s talk about another robust Greater Lansing offering – lots and lots of great dining and nightlife! We feel a city’s personality is reflected in its dining and nightlife options. With all the great food and fun we have available, we hope you’ll find that Greater Lansing is a casual community, with diverse dining options and nightlife that is as wild, or as mild, as you want it to be. Looking for upscale steak and seafood, or a sports bar with the big game and plenty of comfort food? Dancing and drinks ‘til dawn, or quiet conversation with old friends? What’s on the menu in Michigan’s Capital Region? Whatever you’ve got in mind! Listed below are some great restaurants and night clubs close to the tournament that will help make your trip to the Capital City truly memorable. For even more dining and nightlife options, click on dinning and nightlife on the right Lansing Resources bar at the top of the page.


Other area restaurants:
Bennigan's Restaurant
718 Delta Commerce Dr.
Lansing, MI 48917
(517) 327-0722
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers
6524 W. Saginaw Hwy.
Lansing, MI 48917
(517) 886-7440
Chipotle Mexican Grill
5226 W. Saginaw Hwy.
Lansing,  MI  48917
(517) 323-2069		Panera Bread
5330 W. Saginaw Hwy.
Lansing, MI 48917
(517) 703-9340

What's Hot

Greater  Lansing has a lot of fun things to do and see everyday, but we really pride ourselves on our many unique special events and festivals. From live music, to the arts, to great food from around the world, our community events and festivals really show off the heart and soul of the Capital City! Here’s what’s going on while you’re in town:
  • East Lansing Arts Festival
    The City of East Lansing blocks off its downtown streets to host more than 200 artists from across the country for its 45th annual art festival.

  • MSU Spring Arts and Crafts Show
    The 44th annual show is held on the MSU Union grounds at the corner of Grand River Avenue and Abbott Road and is one of the largest spring arts and crafts shows in the State with attendance of 60,000. Admission is free and there is ample, free parking close to the show.

What to Do

Of course, we realize that in addition to the Waverly Lacrosse Middle School Tournament, you’re here to have a little fun, right? Of course! You’re in the right place. Let’s talk attractions! Greater Lansing offers fun and unique attractions of every kind, so you’ll soon learn why over 5 million people visit Michigan’s Capital city each and every year. We happily invite you to explore attractions and entertainment options as distinct and diverse as the people that make up our community. Take a walk on the wild side at Potter Park Zoo. Step back in time in our fully-restored Victorian era Capital Building. Stop in at any one of our dozens of different museums and galleries. Did someone say shopping? No matter where your tournament hotel is located, you are close to some of the best shopping around. Whether at one of our three major malls or in a unique boutique you’re sure to find something you just can’t live without! This is Michigan’s Capital Region – come explore! For even more leisure options click on Things to Do and See in the right Lansing Resources bar at the top of the page.

How to Get There

To explore all the great attractions, dining and shopping available to you, you’re going to need a map! For a more detailed map of the Greater Lansing area when you get to town, feel free to refer to the center spread of your 2008 Greater Lansing Visitor Guide.

Questions?

For more information regarding attractions, team friendly restaurants and events taking place while you are in our community, contact John Young, Manager of Events & Sponsorships at 517-377-1425.

 

Ask our Experts

The GLSA knows sports. From everything that goes into a successful event, to our venues and accommodations, we’re your resource for tournament planning.

Did You Know?

ESPN Magazine reports that Lansing Lugnuts jerseys are among the top ten national Minor League Baseball team best-sellers.