DETROIT - You have a chance to impress “Wheel of Fortune” producers in person and possibly become a contestant on the game show. The Wheelmobile is coming to Detroit in search of future word-solving players.

When and Where: The 36-foot Winnebago is on a nationwide tour and will be in Detroit for two days on Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19 from noon - 4:00 p.m at the Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre, formerly known as Chene Park, located at 2600 Atwater St.

It’s free to attend the Wheelmobile auditions. Parking across from the amphitheatre is $5.

Audition process: Audition games will be at noon, 1:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. each day. Contestants will receive an application one hour before each show begins, so there’s no need to arrive hours and hours in advance. Everyone has the same chance to be called randomly onto the stage.

Those selected at random to come on stage will be interviewed and play the “Wheel of Fortune” speed-up round. Every contestant who makes it on stage will be evaluated as a potential contestant for the show. Producers say they will try to call as many people on stage as time allows.

After the two-day Wheelmobile event, “Wheel of Fortune” will “choose the people we believe will be the best candidates for the show (based on their overall performance on stage) to take part in a final round of auditions." The final rounds will be somewhere in the Detroit area within a few months.

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Eligibility requirements: You must be at least 18 years old to be a “Wheel of Fortune” contestant. You can’t work for or be related to anyone who works for Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc., Sony Pictures Television Inc., Sony Electronics Inc., Sony Pictures Television International, Quadra Productions, Inc., CBS Television Distribution Group, Enteractive Solutions Group, The Visionaire Group, Klick Communications Inc., Promotional Consideration Inc., game show prize suppliers, WDIV-TV (including its advertisers and affiliated radio stations), or any TV stations or networks broadcasting Wheel of Fortune or Jeopardy.

You must not have appeared on another game show, dating-relationship show or reality show in the last year or three game shows, dating-relationship shows or reality shows in the last ten years.

You must not have appeared on any version of the show, including the daytime version (with Pat Sajak, Chuck Woolery, Bob Goen, or other hosts), Teen Week (or any special week), or “Wheel 2000.”