How do you get to Comerica Park?

Comerica Park parking and transit: lots, prices and how to get there

The QLINE Detroit streetcar runs a 6.6-mile loop with 12 stops on Woodward Avenue from Downtown through Midtown and New Center, close to Comerica Park. SMART and DDOT buses also serve the ballpark, including the FAST Woodward, FAST Gratiot and FAST Michigan routes.

Where can you park for a game at Comerica Park?

The Tigers' preferred partner SpotHero sells advance parking near Comerica Park. All public lots and garages in the District Detroit are owned and operated by Olympia Development, are paved with LED lighting and ornamental fencing, and accept credit cards; parking facility access generally opens two hours before game time on a first-come, first-served basis, with no reserved spaces and no tailgating or in-and-out privileges. Reserved season parking is limited to Luxury Suites, On-Deck Circle, Club Seat and season ticket holders. Oversized vehicle and bus parking passes are $60 per vehicle, purchased through the Tigers Group Sales Department or on arrival at Lot 4. (source)

Where is rideshare pickup at Comerica Park?

Lyft is the official rideshare partner of Comerica Park. Arriving fans should use the designated Lyft drop-off locations on Adams Avenue East or Winder Street; after the game, pickup is at the designated Lyft location on Winder Street. (source)

Is there accessible parking and entry at Comerica Park?

All Olympia Development parking facilities have ADA-compliant spaces. Reserved-area disabled parking requires the appropriate permit and a state-issued license plate or placard. A game-day-only disabled parking area is created at 61 E. Elizabeth and the D Garage, accessible from Woodward and Elizabeth, available on a first-come, first-served basis. (source)

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