About Comerica Park
Comerica Park, located in the bustling heart of downtown Detroit, has been the cherished home of the Detroit Tigers since 2000. Replacing the historic Tiger Stadium, Comerica Park seamlessly blends modern amenities with nods to Detroit's rich baseball history. The ballpark is notable for its expansive outfield, which contrasts with the more hitter-friendly predecessor. Fans are greeted by magnificent tiger statues at the entrance, while the Ferris wheel and carousel inside offer unique entertainment options beyond just baseball. The park's design pays homage to the city's industrial heritage with brick and steel elements. With Detroit's skyline providing a picturesque backdrop and the roar of the crowd echoing the spirit of the city, Comerica Park stands as a testament to Detroit's enduring love for the game of baseball.
What to eat at Comerica Park
- Coney Dog Multiple Locations — A Detroit coney dog — natural-casing hot dog with chili, mustard, and onions.
- Better Made Chips Throughout — Detroit's beloved chip brand — grab a bag of BBQ or regular.
- Detroit-Style Pizza Section 115 — Thick, square, crispy-edged pizza in the Detroit tradition.
- Taco Stand Main Concourse — Southwest Detroit influence with carne asada tacos and elote.
Where to sit at Comerica Park
- Tiger Den (Sections 117-133) Premium — Behind home plate with premium dining and views of the Detroit skyline.
- Baseline Box (Sections 109-116, 134-142) Mid-range — Along the baselines with great views at moderate prices.
- Upper Deck Infield (Sections 321-340) Budget — Budget seats with views of the skyline and downtown.
Parking and getting to Comerica Park
- Garages on Montcalm and Madison are closest. $15-30 on game days.
- Greektown People Mover station is a short walk — Detroit's light rail system works for games.
- Park in Greektown garages and walk through the neighborhood for pre-game dinner.
What else to do near Comerica Park
- Ford Field 0.1 miles — Home of the Lions, right next door.
- Greektown 0.3 miles — Historic dining and entertainment district.
- Detroit Riverwalk 0.5 miles — Beautiful path along the Detroit River with views of Canada.
Before you go to Comerica Park
- Comerica Is Fun — Comerica Park has a Ferris wheel, carousel, and liquid fireworks fountain. It's part ballpark, part amusement park.
- Walk-Up Area — The area along Woodward Ave is revitalizing rapidly — explore the neighborhood.
- Tiger Statues — Giant tiger statues guard the entrances. The ones at the main gate are a perfect photo op.
- Ride the Comerica Park Ferris wheel for a unique elevated view of the field mid-game.
- The coney dog debate (American vs Lafayette) rages in Detroit — try both on Michigan Ave after the game.
- The liquid fireworks fountain behind center field shoots water 150 feet in the air after Tigers home runs.
- Al Kaline's statue outside the park honors "Mr. Tiger" — the greatest player in franchise history.
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