Fisher Theatre

The theatre is at West Grand Boulevard and Second Avenue. Official driving directions cover approaches from the Lodge Freeway, I-75, I-94 and I-96. From the Lodge heading south, the venue directs drivers to exit at West Grand Boulevard. Check the complete route before traveling, particularly if you are approaching from a different freeway or crossing from Windsor.

The venue’s current parking information includes the Fisher Surface Lot at 2953 West Grand Boulevard and Fisher Building Parking Garage at 2943 West Grand Boulevard with a theatre ticket. Garage users must pre-register their vehicle with Metropolis and complete the required validation using the theatre lobby’s QR codes; failing to register or validate can lead to charges. The surface lot does not require validation. Do not assume that a different nearby garage is included. Accessible spaces are available in adjacent parking facilities.

The Fisher Theatre features a main floor and additional seating levels. The main floor of the theatre is stair-free. For patrons requiring closed captioning services, the venue recommends seating in Main Floor House Right Rows D to K, which are located closer to the stage where closed captioning is positioned. Not all seats in the theatre are in view of the closed captioning display.

The entrances to both the Fisher Building and Fisher Theatre are barrier-free. A wheelchair spot is a dedicated space for wheelchairs and has no seat. Accessible seating information is available by calling (313) 887-1256, and accessible tickets can also be purchased online and are marked with a wheelchair accessibility icon.

An accessible bathroom is available on the right side of the Fisher Theatre lobby. The venue also offers non-gendered restrooms just off the main lobby to the left of the main doors.

Closed captioning is offered for designated Broadway performances. The venue recommends Main Floor House Right Rows D–K for viewing the caption display, rather than assuming every seat has a clear view. For an interpreted performance that is not already scheduled, requests must reach the theatre at least 40 days before the show opens. Assistive listening is available through Sennheiser MobileConnect and an FM system; staff at coat check can help with the available equipment.

Audio description services are available for visually impaired patrons on the same days as closed captioning services. This service offers live verbal commentary describing facial expressions, costumes, scenery, and action sequences, broadcast through a headset that can be rented from coat check in the lobby. The Fisher Theatre has partnered with KultureCity to enhance accessibility services.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Cash and credit cards are accepted at the box office and bars, and the venue does not have an ATM. If you have a prepaid refreshments package, present the package ticket or confirmation at a theatre bar. Lounge access requires the appropriate package; it is not a benefit of every ticket.

There is no formal dress code. Re-entry is not permitted after the show begins, and photography or video during the performance is prohibited. The general age rule excludes children under five, although some family productions make exceptions. When children are admitted, each needs a ticket; review the specific show’s guidance rather than applying an exception from another production.