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Detroit - First Night Game at Comerica Park Fine Art Print
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CITY INFORMATION

When Berry Gordy Jr. built a studio in this famous "Motor City" and put a sign on his new company, entitled "Hitsville USA", an entire new genre of music was born. The sound of Motown. Creating household names such as Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye and The Supremes. Since its heyday in the 50s and 60s, Detroit has been through some tough times. But things are currently on a real upswing, a perfect time to catch the city. Check out Greektown, packed with all things Mediterranean and the theatre district for upmarket bars and restaurants. The suburbs are also good for clubs and bars. See Ann Arbor, Pontiac, Royal Oak and Birmingham for the best. On the tourist front, catch the Detroit Institute of Art or the Henry Ford museum.
On the Web: Visit Detroit
BALLPARK INFORMATION TRAVELING AROUND DETROIT
-Ballpark: Comerica Park
-Tenant: Detroit Tigers
-Opened: April 11, 2000
-Capacity:
40,120
-Cost: $300 Million
-Dimensions: 345-L, 382-LC, 420-C, 365-RC, 330-R
-Seating Chart

-Fan Experiences
-Address: 2100 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48201

On the Web: Comerica Park
 

-Public Transit: Bus services are provided by the Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) and through SMART. An automated guideway transit system known as the People Mover provides a 2.9 mile loop downtown.
                On the Web: SMART - DDOT

-Taxi: Jean's Taxi: 313-963-6450
       
    Greater Detroit Cab: 313-962-4116
-Parking: Pay lots available downtown
                On the Web: Downtown Parking
-Alternatives: Walk and Bike Paths

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Maps and Directions

ATTRACTIONS
-GM World: Admission is free to this interactive exhibit showcasing the products and services of the world's largest automaker.
 Location:
100 Renaissance Center  - Map

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MGM Grand Casino:
This is the temporary casino opened by MGM Grand, the Las Vegas-based casino chain that won one of the licenses for a permanent casino that opened in Detroit.
 Location:
1300 John C. Lodge Freeway - Map
-Detroit Institute of Arts
: Includes
100 galleries include more than 60,000 paintings, sculptures and other art objects.
 Location:
5200 Woodward Avenue - Map
ALL ATTRACTIONS ARE WITHIN THE CITY

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POPULAR RESTAURANTS

-New Parthenon: Diners can sample the Parthenon special trio of baked eggplant, pastitso baked macaroni and spinach pie.
 Location:
547 Monroe Street - Map

-Xochimilco
: It is still the top spot for its generous portions of Mexican staples.
 Location:
3409 Bagley Street -  Map
-Hockeytown Cafe:
This upscale downtown sports bar is located in the same building as the The Second City Comedy Club, across the street from Comerica Park.
 Location:
2301 Woodward Avenue  - Map

ALL ATTRACTIONS ARE WITHIN THE CITY

BALLPARK DIRECTIONS/PARKING

LOCAL MEDIA

Directions: Multiple routes to Comerica Park can be found here.
Parking:
Olympia Entertainment's Parking Services Department operates approximately 4,500 parking spaces surrounding Comerica Park and the Fox Theatre. There are also numerous other parking facilities within a 15 minute walk of Comerica Park.

TELEVISION STATIONS

   -WWJ-62-CBS    -WJBK-2-FOX
   -WXYZ-7-ABC    -WTVS-56-PBS
   -WDIV-4-NBC    -WMYD-20-WB

RADIO STATIONS

   -1270AM-WXYT-Tigers Flagship Station
LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Detroit Free Press

HOTELS

WEATHER

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