Comerica Park

Comerica Park is located in Detroit, Michigan, USA, a city with a population of approximately 670,000. Situated at 2100 Woodward Avenue, the stadium is primarily used for Major League Baseball games and is the home venue of the Detroit Tigers. The seating capacity of Comerica Park is around 41,083, making it one of the larger baseball venues in the United States.

The facility is also utilized for various entertainment events, including concerts, community gatherings, and promotional activities. It features a number of amenities, including concourses with food and beverage options, luxury suites, and areas dedicated to family-friendly entertainment.

Comerica Park is part of a larger sports and entertainment district in downtown Detroit, which is accessible via multiple public transportation options, including the Detroit People Mover. Recent infrastructure updates have included improvements to walking paths and access routes, enhancing visitor experience and connectivity to surrounding areas.

The stadium's location contributes to its economic role as a center for both local and regional tourism, attracting visitors for sporting events and concerts. Comerica Park is referenced in a Wikipedia entry, which can be found at [this link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comerica_Park). The stadium is also known by its alternate name, “The Motor City’s Home Plate,” which has its own entry on Wikipedia, accessible [here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comerica_Park#Alternate_names).