Detroit Tigers
Venue and travel guide
Venue and location
Address
2100 Woodward Avenue
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City
Detroit
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Phone
(313) 471-2000
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State
MI
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Venue name
Comerica Park
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Website
https://www.mlb.com/tigers
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Zip code
48201
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Parking
Guide url
https://stadiumparkingguides.com/comerica-park-parking/
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Overnight
Not allowed
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Premium
N/A
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Public transport
No direct transit info available
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Overview
Comerica official lots adjacent to stadium. Ford Field parking also available. Multiple garages on Woodward and surrounding streets. App-based payment accepted.
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Towing
Strict enforcement in unauthorized lots
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Traffic
Near stadium lots close to game time
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Entrances
Overview
Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch. Main entrance at Witherell Street. ADA access at Brush Street gate.
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Public transportation
Airport connection
DTW Airport: No direct transit; Uber/Lyft ~30 min ($35–$50)
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Best option
QLINE from Midtown or New Center; driving from suburbs with park-and-ride is also popular
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Bus routes
DDOT Routes 10 (Woodward), 16, 53; SMART suburban routes connecting metro area
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Fare
$1.50–$2.00 per ride
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Nearest station
Grand Circus Park (QLINE) — 3-min walk; no direct heavy rail
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Rail lines
QLINE streetcar on Woodward Ave; Detroit People Mover (downtown loop, 0.5 mi away)
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Overview
QLINE streetcar stops at Grand Circus Park — 2 minute walk. DDOT and SMART bus routes serve Woodward corridor.
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Tips
Detroit is a driving city — most fans drive. If coming from the suburbs, park at a SMART lot and take the bus in. Campus Martius area restaurants are a 5-min walk for pre/post-game.
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Walking distance
3 min from Grand Circus Park QLINE stop
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Shuttles
Accessibility
QLINE and DDOT buses are ADA accessible with ramps
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Cost
QLINE: $1.50 per trip; DDOT bus: $2.00
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Park ride
State Fair SMART station and surrounding suburban park-and-ride lots
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Routes
QLINE streetcar along Woodward Ave; DDOT and SMART buses serve the area
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Schedule
QLINE runs every 10–15 min during game days
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Bicycles
Rack locations
Witherell Street (main entrance), Adams Avenue (north side), Montcalm Street (east side)
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Share cost
$2/30 min; day pass $8
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Share provider
MoGo (Detroit Bike Share) — stations on Woodward Ave and Adams Ave
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Spaces
~50 racks around stadium perimeter
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Tips
Comerica Park is accessible via the Woodward Avenue corridor. Detroit's Dequindre Cut greenway is 1 mile east for a scenic ride from Eastern Market.
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Accessibility
Accessible parking
ADA spaces in Lot 1 (home plate) and Garage A; pre-purchase strongly recommended on busy game days
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Assistive listening
Assistive listening devices at Guest Services Gate A; FM loop compatible
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Contact
Tigers Accessibility: (313) 962-4000; ADA coordinator at Guest Services Gate A on game days
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Dropoff
ADA vehicle drop-off at Gate A on Witherell Street; pull-through access available
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Elevators
Elevators at Gates A, C, and the main concourse connecting all levels
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Fun fact
Comerica Park features the iconic Tiger statues and Ferris wheel, both designed to be fully accessible and enjoyed by fans of all abilities — making it one of the most fan-friendly parks in MLB.
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Restrooms
Accessible restrooms on every concourse level; family restrooms at Gate A and C
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Sensory friendly
Sensory-friendly games offered; quiet room near Gate C; sensory kits at Guest Services
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Service animals
Welcome throughout; relief area outside Gate A on Witherell Street
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Wheelchair seating
Accessible seating on all levels; companion seats adjacent; best ADA sightlines in lower bowl sections
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Food and vendors
Cashless
Cashless — credit/debit/mobile pay; kiosks for cash conversion near Gates A and C
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Craft beer
Founders Brewing (Grand Rapids), Atwater Brewery (Detroit), Bell's Brewery on tap throughout
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Fun fact
The Detroit Coney Island hot dog debate — American vs. Lafayette Coney Island — is one of the greatest food rivalries in American culture. Both originals are located literally next door to each other on Michigan Avenue, 0.5 miles from Comerica Park.
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Local
American Coney Island stand, Lafayette Coney signature dogs, Detroit-style square pizza, Sanders hot fudge cream puffs
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Mobile ordering
MLB Ballpark app — mobile ordering available at select Comerica Park stands
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Notable stands
Coney Island stand (main concourse, home plate area); Detroit-style pizza; Founders Brewing bar
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Outside food policy
One sealed water bottle (1 liter) and small soft-sided snack bag allowed
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Signature food
Coney Island hot dog — a Detroit original topped with chili, mustard, and onions; a sacred Detroit food tradition served throughout the park
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Vegetarian
Veggie Coney dogs, salads, cheese pizza, black bean burgers, hummus plates
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Venue history
Architect
Populous (HOK Sport); designed in the retro-modern tradition
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Construction cost
$300 million (2000)
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Famous moments
2006 AL pennant; 2012 AL pennant and World Series appearance; Justin Verlander's no-hitter (May 7, 2011); Miguel Cabrera's Triple Crown season (2012)
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Fun fact
Comerica Park features a carousel with tigers and a Ferris wheel — unique features not found at any other MLB ballpark. The outfield is adorned with 30-foot tiger sculptures and has the largest HD video board in the AL.
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Opened
2000
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Original capacity
40,120 (original); current 41,083
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Records
Miguel Cabrera was the first Triple Crown winner since 1967 (2012); Detroit has the most AL pennants of any franchise not named the Yankees
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Renovations
2003: Added seats in right field; 2016–2018: New HD scoreboard, premium club renovations
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Retired numbers
#1 Sparky Anderson (manager), #2 Charlie Gehringer, #5 Hank Greenberg, #6 Al Kaline, #11 Rocky Colavito (not retired but honored), #16 Hal Newhouser, #23 Kirk Gibson (honored)
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Venue details
Capacity
41,083
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Center field
420 ft
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Elevation
600 ft above sea level
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Left-center field
370 ft
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Left field
345 ft
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Right-center field
365 ft
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Right field
330 ft
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Roof
Open air (no roof)
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Surface
Natural Grass (Kentucky Bluegrass/Ryegrass)
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