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About Comerica Park Parking Lot

Welcome to the official page for Comerica Park and its surrounding parking and access options. Opened in 2000, Comerica Park is the home of the Detroit Tigers and sits on the edge of downtown Detroit. With a seating capacity of approximately 41,000, the venue provides a classic open-air baseball experience with a modern twist. This page covers seating information, parking rules, transportation options, and nearby hotel and dining choices to help you plan a smooth visit.

Whether you’re catching a weeknight game or a special event, we’ve got you with practical guidance on getting in, where to park, how to get around town, and where to stay or eat nearby before or after the game.

Important note: For event specifics such as date changes or rescheduling, we reflect official announcements. Always verify details on the venue site or your ticket provider close to game day. Comerica Park remains a cornerstone of Detroit’s sports landscape, hosting MLB games, special events, and postgame performances in a lively downtown setting.

  • Capacity: ~41,000 seats
  • Address: Comerica Park, 2100 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI 48201
  • Parking: District Detroit lots/garages; general parking starts two hours before game time; tailgating and in-and-out privileges are not allowed; Lot 4 accommodates oversized vehicles; drop-off near Clifford between Elizabeth and Columbia/near Fisher Freeway
  • Transit: Detroit People Mover (Gate B/C stops nearby), SMART/DDOT FAST buses, QLINE
  • Nearby hotels (walking distance): Aloft Detroit at The David Whitney, The Siren Hotel, Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown, Greektown Casino-Hotel, Westin Book Cadillac, Atheneum Suite Hotel, Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center
  • Notable events: Opening game (2000), MLB All-Star Game (2005), Home & Home Tour concerts (Jay-Z & Eminem, 2010), 2017 International Champion Cup soccer, and various postgame performances

For the most current details, check official venue pages and your ticket provider. Secure your seats and plan your Detroit visit with confidence—we’ve got you.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: approximately 41,000 seats (official figures list 41,083).
  • Address: Comerica Park, 2100 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI 48201.
  • Venue type: Open-air baseball stadium and home of the Detroit Tigers; opened in 2000.
  • Seating chart: Comerica Park seating chart is available from sources like TicketCity (interactive chart with sections 101-151 lower, 210-219 and 321-346 upper).
  • Parking: District Detroit parking lots/garages available; general parking begins two hours before game time; tailgating and in-and-out privileges are not allowed; reserved parking for select ticketholders; Lot 4 for oversized vehicles; drop-off area designated near Clifford between Elizabeth and Columbia/near Fisher Freeway.
  • Transit: Detroit People Mover stops near Gate B/C; SMART/DDOT bus routes (FAST service) serve downtown; QLINE also provides service; People Mover fare is about 50 cents per ride.
  • Nearby hotels: Several within walking distance, including Aloft Detroit at The David Whitney, The Siren Hotel, Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown, Greektown Casino-Hotel, Westin Book Cadillac, Atheneum Suite Hotel, and Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center.
  • Notable events hosted: Opening game in 2000; MLB All-Star Game hosted in 2005; Home & Home Tour concerts by Jay-Z and Eminem in 2010; International Champion Cup soccer game in 2017; postgame concerts have occurred (e.g., Ludacris).
  • Renaming/demolition: Comerica Park has remained under the same name since opening in 2000; no demolition or renaming noted.