Beyoncé in Detroit: Tickets, parking, bag policy, more

Jul 07, 2023

Beyoncé is bringing a musical renaissance to Detroit.

The music superstar will perform at Ford Field as part of her Renaissance tour on Wednesday, her lone stop in Michigan.

Here's everything you should know before attending the show.

According to Rolling Stone, Beyoncé does not have an opening act, but rather serves "as her own opening act via a mini set of ballads." From there, the concert is set to last about 2½ hours and is split into six acts, with Beyoncé incorporating old hits into a set list mainly mostly made up of songs from her "Renaissance" album.

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As of Monday afternoon, there were sparse seats sold directly by Ticketmaster ranging in price from $275 to $395 for seats in the middle and toward the back of the main floor. The site also had resale tickets priced from $188 for 300 level seats to $1,500 for floor sections A and B. But most available tickets are on the resale platforms of Ticketmaster, Stubhub and other ticket sellers like Seat Geek, Vivid Seats and Gametime. Tickets on Stubhub ranged from $179 for 300 level seats to $7,700 for Club Renaissance level seats located on the floor around the stage.

Resale prices are likely to fluctuate as this week’s shows approach — and could even drop dramatically at the last minute.

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Ford Field has a "clear bag policy" that allows for the following:

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Ford Field allows the following items to be taken into the stadium, pending inspection:

The following items are not permitted within Ford Field:

A full list of prohibited items can be found here.