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About Comerica Center

Welcome to Comerica Center, a premier multi‑purpose sports and entertainment venue in Frisco, Texas. Opened in 2003 (formerly Deja Blue Arena) and renamed Comerica Center in 2019, this venue serves as the Dallas Stars’ practice facility and home to the Texas Legends of the NBA G League. Whether you’re here for a high‑flying concert, a family show, or a fast‑paced Legends game, we’ve got you covered with practical seating info, convenient parking, transit options, and trusted hotel and dining recommendations nearby.

Plan ahead and secure your seats with us—we’ll help you find the right configuration for hockey, basketball, or a concert. Comerica Center is your straightforward, dependable choice for a great day out in Frisco. Reach out and we’ll connect you with options that fit your schedule and budget.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2601 Avenue of the Stars, Frisco, TX 75036.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose sports and entertainment venue; home to the Dallas Stars’ practice facility and the Texas Legends (NBA G League).
  • Capacity by configuration: Hockey 4,000–4,700; Basketball 3,500–5,300; Concerts 6,000–6,700.
  • Parking: Two on-site garages (E and F) with about 2,100 spaces total; general parking typically $5–$15; no in/out privileges; bus parking not available.
  • Transit: Frisco provides demand-response city transit; no fixed-route service directly to the arena (nearest options require connections via regional transit).
  • Nearby hotels: Multiple options within a short drive, including Sandman Signature Hotel (Plano) and hotels like Hotel Indigo Frisco, Drury Inn & Suites, Embassy Suites Frisco adjacent to the area.
  • Notable events hosted: Texas Legends games, concerts and family shows; has hosted Harlem Globetrotters, Cirque du Soleil, IIHF tournaments, and other large-scale events.
  • Renamed/rename history: Opened as Deja Blue Arena (2003–2008), became Dr Pepper Arena (2009–2019), and was renamed Comerica Center in 2019 after naming-rights changes.