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The ball park is well kept. I'm assortment of concession food, but some restaurants located within the park. Always nice to catch a good carousel ride and Ferris wheel... there's an assortment of beer and hard seltzers. I would know that there's Pepsi products within the park.
It's fine. Nothing stood out to me in the ballpark itself. The lower level feels "low" (ie, each row doesn't feel quite high enough to comfortably see over the person in front of you. It's literally a couple inches, but it makes all the difference) The location right in the heart of downtown is quite nice. As a visitor, I was able to meet up with a friend, and go for some Mexican food after the game. Detroit people are proud, and that's palpable. (25/30 visited)
It is one of my goals to visit all of the MLB parks in the US. I was excited to check Comerica off the list as a first time visitor. It exceeded expectations in every way. We loved the Tiger Den visitor experience. You have your own entrance with expedited security and ticket scanning. The access to the lounge was great for pre game drinks and to avoid the rain passing through. The usher assigned to our section was A++ - she was friendly, helpful and professional. Tons of food and drink options (and a surprisingly legit margarita to be had). The fans were into it and the post game fireworks show was incredible.
I really enjoy going down to the ballpark! I am a long time Detroit Tigers fan and Comerica Park has become their home over the past couple decades and I enjoy the experience overall. I would love to have more affordable ticket prices. It would be great to have more food choices on the upper levels and not just in the food court area. Those things are just on my wish list. I think the pros definitely outweigh the cons I love the beautiful setting of the stadium with the backdrop of the cityscape. Comerica Park has an excellent giant video scoreboard and it has evolved over the years. The people that work at Comerica Park are very nice and I appreciate that.
I can see why MLB has so many fans. The energy, the vibe, the game, all unmatched. This was my first experience at a professional game. I purposely chose the Tigers game because I love Detroit. This game was the 2nd of a 3 game stretch for the Tigers at home. The fans are tried and true- I love that for the Tigers and Comerica Park, too! There's something that shifts as you enter the park. The excitement reaches a fever pitch! The stadium is massive and a bit overwhelming but in a great way. This was an excellent introduction to professional baseball. I didn't get many photos - I was living the experience fully!
Stadium 28/30. This was my last stadium on my weekend trip, and it was definitely my favorite of the 3 I went to. As I was walking around the stadium, I loved the Tiger statues all over the place and at the entrances. They had cool statues in the outfield, and era specific Tigers highlights throughout the stadium. I was very impressed that they had multiple kids/family areas, too. They had a little ferris wheel type thing, and games for the kids to play etc. I had a ticket for Section 138, row 3 down the 3rd base line. It was only $11.00! Thank you Tigers, for not being good this year! lol. As I was showing my ticket to the usher, I asked if I could just pull up a seat up near the top of the section. He pointed me to an aisle seat and let me know that if people come, he would move me somewhere. He was really friendly, personable and everything an usher should be at a stadium! Tigers unfortunately lost, but I had a great time. Tiger fans are super chill. The view of downtown is great. I just really loved this stadium! Good times!
Nice park. Sears smaller than they could be and was a bit cramped. Lots of food offerings.
What a great time! The atmosphere is lively! A tigers game at Comerica park is fun for everyone! The food! The people! The baseball!
Checking off another MLB stadium ! I throughly enjoyed this stadium. It was amazing and so much fun. We got in 90 minutes before the start of the game. I'm so glad we did. The bag policy is super strict. No food or clear bags. The bag size was a little smaller than my tiny crossbody . We rode on the Ferris wheel $2 and there weren't any lines. They also had a carousel that cost $2 to ride. There's a lot of gluten free options. Look on the website for an updated list. One thing I wished I had known was the intense sun! My home base stadium is covered. We sat pretty low close to 1st base. I could see really well but it was so hot. I would recommend looking for shaded seats. There's so much to look at and lots of tigers! Super fun day. We walked from our hotel so we didn't have to worry about parking. Everyone at the stadium was nice courteous.
Amazing experience, worth visiting, from the entrance to exit you have people helping you and guiding you. Everything was clean and safe, food options are limited and I think management should work on it. Everything else was awesome
A great day at the ball game, I wish the tigers would have won, but as always the stadium always entertains. The tarps off guys were there! We had beer and hot dogs and of course some peanuts. We enjoyed our seats, really wish they could figure out something to block some of the Sun, but I get it right a ball game outside. If there's any drawback to Comerica Park it is the premium seating. They have put in so much premium seating that the regular Joe can't afford it, so the seats sit empty throughout the games. Come on guys, it's Americans past time, give us good seats for a good price.
Comerica is located in the heart of downtown Detroit. A great newer stadium with plenty of options for food and activities for the whole family. There are tiger statues at the entrance of the stadium. You get a great view of the city skyline anywhere in that park. Tickets are relatively cheap and a great way to enjoy the city and what it has to offer.
Stadium #21/30 for me, and I have to say that I was delightfully surprised by how much I enjoyed the stadium. I'm not a Tigers fan, but you don't have to be a fan of the home team in order to enjoy Comerica Park... especially in a year where they've now made the playoffs and Tigers fans are having all kinds of fun! Obviously, you've gotta love all the tigers around the stadium and how much they've integrated tigers and other shoutouts to Detroit into the stadium design and experience. Very walkable stadium with plenty to see, from the carousel to the tiger sculptures or baseball ferris wheel to the various concessions. Also, the neighborhood the stadium is in feels fun and welcoming... before visiting Detroit, I wasn't sure what to expect (though did have friends who spoke fondly of the downtown area and how much of a turnaround its experienced). After visiting, I honestly have to rave about the neighborhood. We walked from our hotel (a bit over a mile away) to the stadium & back after the game... never once did we feel unsafe. Detroit has come a long way, baby! With that in mind though, I didn't drive to the stadium/game, so I don't really know what to recommend for parking. Ford Field is right next door though... and I'm pretty sure there was a parking garage on one side of Comerica Park? Might be worth doing some extra research if you're driving to the game though. Or just walk from your hotel if you're able! :) Anyway, I also want to add that the staff all around the stadium were fun, welcoming, and just absolutely lovely. My travel buddy ended up asking one of the stadium staff near a certain concession what his favorite item was to eating during the game, and he was more than happy to share his faves with us. My main qualm about Comerica is that it's hard to find seating in the shade during a day game. Listen... I'm of Irish and Scandinavian ancestry, so I've gotta find some shade or I'll probably burst into flames after being out in the sun for more than 30 minutes. I had done a bunch of research BEFORE buying tickets about what seats in the stadium would likely be in the shade during the game, and it seemed like the best bet was going to be in the very back rows along the first base line. I guess I didn't pick seats far enough back though? Like, I would have had to sit in the concourse. There just weren't really any options to keep this delicate little flower out of the sun. Lol My only other real complaint is that they have a pretty strict bag policy. I have a cell phone case that can hold a couple cards, but I had to give a bit more though than normal as to how to prepare for the game because I was flying into Detroit that morning, checking my luggage at the hotel, walking to the game, and I had my MLB Ballpark Pass-Port Book page and everything that I wanted to get stamped. Would love if the policy was loosened up a bit so a small, clear purse could be easily used... and I did see a person or two with fanny packs at the game. That said, the online bag policy on the Tigers website has pretty strict info and I didn't want to press my luck. So anyway... something else to be mindful of! TL;DR Comerica Park is a winner as far as MLB stadiums are concerned. Had a great time and would happily recommend anyone and everyone get there to see a game. :)
3 months ago
Had an opportunity to catch a game and had myself a good time. Didn't get there until the 4th inning which is a broken man law rule in my book, but was also a last minute thing too. When getting tickets there was only one left in the handicapped area, but the ticket window person was able to get my seat the row in front of hers for the same price. The seat next to hers was not occupied and the seating person said I could sit next to her. $3 hotdogs! Yes please! Spent less than $150 for parking, tickets and food so made for an affordable night. Didn't get a chance to explore the inside of the stadium, I did scope the outside out last year, it is really a beautiful park. This made my 5th ballpark now; Fenway, New and Old Yankee Stadium, and Cleveland. Really appreciate a good ballpark and this is one of them. read more
I love how every bb stadium is so different and unique to its state. This park is located in the heart of Detroit and right next to the Ford Field. There is parking all over, so you'll never have a problem finding a spot... but you may have to walk. Which is not a bad thing, especially if the Tigers are playing a popular team. There is a variety of options for food. I haven't really found anything I have to have every time I go. But do tend to gravitate towards nachos. We got the botana, which was huge (could feed up to 4- especially if you want to try something else). It was okay. Not the best nachos I've had but alright. If you're not a fan of stadium food, there's plenty of restaurants around to choose from. If you're looking for a fun activity downtown, a Tiger's game is a must! read more
1 month ago
The ball park is well kept. I'm assortment of concession food, but some restaurants located within the park. Always nice to catch a good carousel ride and Ferris wheel... there's an assortment of beer and hard seltzers. I would know that there's Pepsi products within the park. read more
It's fine. Nothing stood out to me in the ballpark itself. The lower level feels "low" (ie, each row doesn't feel quite high enough to comfortably see over the person in front of you. It's literally a couple inches, but it makes all the difference) The location right in the heart of downtown is quite nice. As a visitor, I was able to meet up with a friend, and go for some Mexican food after the game. Detroit people are proud, and that's palpable. (25/30 visited) read more
3 months ago
It is one of my goals to visit all of the MLB parks in the US. I was excited to check Comerica off the list as a first time visitor. It exceeded expectations in every way. We loved the Tiger Den visitor experience. You have your own entrance with expedited security and ticket scanning. The access to the lounge was great for pre game drinks and to avoid the rain passing through. The usher assigned to our section was A++ - she was friendly, helpful and professional. Tons of food and drink options (and a surprisingly legit margarita to be had). The fans were into it and the post game fireworks show was incredible. read more
I really enjoy going down to the ballpark! I am a long time Detroit Tigers fan and Comerica Park has become their home over the past couple decades and I enjoy the experience overall. I would love to have more affordable ticket prices. It would be great to have more food choices on the upper levels and not just in the food court area. Those things are just on my wish list. I think the pros definitely outweigh the cons I love the beautiful setting of the stadium with the backdrop of the cityscape. Comerica Park has an excellent giant video scoreboard and it has evolved over the years. The people that work at Comerica Park are very nice and I appreciate that. read more
I can see why MLB has so many fans. The energy, the vibe, the game, all unmatched. This was my first experience at a professional game. I purposely chose the Tigers game because I love Detroit. This game was the 2nd of a 3 game stretch for the Tigers at home. The fans are tried and true- I love that for the Tigers and Comerica Park, too! There's something that shifts as you enter the park. The excitement reaches a fever pitch! The stadium is massive and a bit overwhelming but in a great way. This was an excellent introduction to professional baseball. I didn't get many photos - I was living the experience fully! read more
Stadium 28/30. This was my last stadium on my weekend trip, and it was definitely my favorite of the 3 I went to. As I was walking around the stadium, I loved the Tiger statues all over the place and at the entrances. They had cool statues in the outfield, and era specific Tigers highlights throughout the stadium. I was very impressed that they had multiple kids/family areas, too. They had a little ferris wheel type thing, and games for the kids to play etc. I had a ticket for Section 138, row 3 down the 3rd base line. It was only $11.00! Thank you Tigers, for not being good this year! lol. As I was showing my ticket to the usher, I asked if I could just pull up a seat up near the top of the section. He pointed me to an aisle seat and let me know that if people come, he would move me somewhere. He was really friendly, personable and everything an usher should be at a stadium! Tigers unfortunately lost, but I had a great time. Tiger fans are super chill. The view of downtown is great. I just really loved this stadium! Good times! read more
5 months ago
Nice park. Sears smaller than they could be and was a bit cramped. Lots of food offerings. read more
2 months ago
What a great time! The atmosphere is lively! A tigers game at Comerica park is fun for everyone! The food! The people! The baseball! read more
Checking off another MLB stadium ! I throughly enjoyed this stadium. It was amazing and so much fun. We got in 90 minutes before the start of the game. I'm so glad we did. The bag policy is super strict. No food or clear bags. The bag size was a little smaller than my tiny crossbody . We rode on the Ferris wheel $2 and there weren't any lines. They also had a carousel that cost $2 to ride. There's a lot of gluten free options. Look on the website for an updated list. One thing I wished I had known was the intense sun! My home base stadium is covered. We sat pretty low close to 1st base. I could see really well but it was so hot. I would recommend looking for shaded seats. There's so much to look at and lots of tigers! Super fun day. We walked from our hotel so we didn't have to worry about parking. Everyone at the stadium was nice courteous. read more
3 months ago
Amazing experience, worth visiting, from the entrance to exit you have people helping you and guiding you. Everything was clean and safe, food options are limited and I think management should work on it. Everything else was awesome read more
A great day at the ball game, I wish the tigers would have won, but as always the stadium always entertains. The tarps off guys were there! We had beer and hot dogs and of course some peanuts. We enjoyed our seats, really wish they could figure out something to block some of the Sun, but I get it right a ball game outside. If there's any drawback to Comerica Park it is the premium seating. They have put in so much premium seating that the regular Joe can't afford it, so the seats sit empty throughout the games. Come on guys, it's Americans past time, give us good seats for a good price. read more
Comerica is located in the heart of downtown Detroit. A great newer stadium with plenty of options for food and activities for the whole family. There are tiger statues at the entrance of the stadium. You get a great view of the city skyline anywhere in that park. Tickets are relatively cheap and a great way to enjoy the city and what it has to offer. read more
Stadium #21/30 for me, and I have to say that I was delightfully surprised by how much I enjoyed the stadium. I'm not a Tigers fan, but you don't have to be a fan of the home team in order to enjoy Comerica Park... especially in a year where they've now made the playoffs and Tigers fans are having all kinds of fun! Obviously, you've gotta love all the tigers around the stadium and how much they've integrated tigers and other shoutouts to Detroit into the stadium design and experience. Very walkable stadium with plenty to see, from the carousel to the tiger sculptures or baseball ferris wheel to the various concessions. Also, the neighborhood the stadium is in feels fun and welcoming... before visiting Detroit, I wasn't sure what to expect (though did have friends who spoke fondly of the downtown area and how much of a turnaround its experienced). After visiting, I honestly have to rave about the neighborhood. We walked from our hotel (a bit over a mile away) to the stadium & back after the game... never once did we feel unsafe. Detroit has come a long way, baby! With that in mind though, I didn't drive to the stadium/game, so I don't really know what to recommend for parking. Ford Field is right next door though... and I'm pretty sure there was a parking garage on one side of Comerica Park? Might be worth doing some extra research if you're driving to the game though. Or just walk from your hotel if you're able! :) Anyway, I also want to add that the staff all around the stadium were fun, welcoming, and just absolutely lovely. My travel buddy ended up asking one of the stadium staff near a certain concession what his favorite item was to eating during the game, and he was more than happy to share his faves with us. My main qualm about Comerica is that it's hard to find seating in the shade during a day game. Listen... I'm of Irish and Scandinavian ancestry, so I've gotta find some shade or I'll probably burst into flames after being out in the sun for more than 30 minutes. I had done a bunch of research BEFORE buying tickets about what seats in the stadium would likely be in the shade during the game, and it seemed like the best bet was going to be in the very back rows along the first base line. I guess I didn't pick seats far enough back though? Like, I would have had to sit in the concourse. There just weren't really any options to keep this delicate little flower out of the sun. Lol My only other real complaint is that they have a pretty strict bag policy. I have a cell phone case that can hold a couple cards, but I had to give a bit more though than normal as to how to prepare for the game because I was flying into Detroit that morning, checking my luggage at the hotel, walking to the game, and I had my MLB Ballpark Pass-Port Book page and everything that I wanted to get stamped. Would love if the policy was loosened up a bit so a small, clear purse could be easily used... and I did see a person or two with fanny packs at the game. That said, the online bag policy on the Tigers website has pretty strict info and I didn't want to press my luck. So anyway... something else to be mindful of! TL;DR Comerica Park is a winner as far as MLB stadiums are concerned. Had a great time and would happily recommend anyone and everyone get there to see a game. :) read more
I just love this ballpark! We had such a blast on opening weekend watching our Tigers WIN!!!! My bf shares season tickets with a few of his friends so we get to visit the ballpark quite a bit. I love hanging out in the Tiger Den and the buffet at the restaurant is outstanding! read more
Today I learned that my company has a suite at Comerica Park and my director was able to get tickets for the team to enjoy. We didn't do the "catered" thing - we had dinner earlier outside and a few of us bought ice cream or beers for ourselves. Still, great to have a suite to enjoy a long defensive match between the Houston Astros and the Detroit Tigers! Comerica Park opened its gates on April 11, 2000, ushering in a new era for Detroit baseball after the Tigers left their beloved but aging Tiger Stadium. The park was built on the former site of the Detroit College of Law and became a cornerstone of downtown revitalization alongside Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions. The park has a great view of the Detroit skyline and there's plenty to see and do when you need a break from baseball. There's a carousel, they have statues in the back of Tiger legends Ty Cobb, Al Kaline and Hank Greenberg. There were multiple concession stands and several selling mementoes. I was able to get two very expensive beers and no fridge magnet. The guy said it was "tariffs" preventing acquisition. (I got it later on eBay.) A fabulous ballpark with great seats and a great game. Tonight, it was a 1-0 victory in the TENTH inning by Detroit! [Review 985 of 2025 - 464 in Michigan - 24539 overall] read more
1 year ago
Excited that a work trip allowed me to cross another ballpark off the list. I'm going to be honest- I didn't have high expectations for this one. As someone who spends their time predominantly following the NL West, the central teams take up little of my brain space. But, I left with a little special place in my heart for the Tigers! The ballpark is located in downtown Detroit. It's easily accessible and I was surprised that traffic around the area isn't horrible after game days. I had an easy time grabbing an uber to drop me off at the main gate and walked back to my hotel afterwards. The views from the park are superb. Sitting above home plate, I loved looking out at the skyline and taking in all of the views. One big pro about this park are the prices. I paid $12 for my ticket and had great views from above home plate. The park was comfortable thanks to the overcast sky. Food itself did have a ballpark markup but it wasn't anything crazy! They had a surprising amount of options beyond the usual favorites like pierogis and greek food. Weekday games can be a little tough because it felt like there were so many school groups there and students were racing through the walkways. But, it was a really enjoyable game and I had a blast! Comerica isn't the best ballpark I've been to (Dodger Stadium for the energy and Petco for the food), but it definitely breaks my top half! read more
3 months ago
Great ballpark. Lots of history scattered through the ballpark. Love how you can see the field at all times while walking around. Great ballpark for kids and easy to grab food all around the park. Not my absolute favorite ballpark, but definitely in the top tier. A must visit for all baseball fans. If it's a sunny and hot day, try to grab seats in the shade, otherwise you are in for a little sunburn. Go Mariners! read more
As someone who grew up going to Tiger Stadium and now, Comerica Park, this is a great baseball field. It's in the heart of downtown Detroit close to many attractions. The park has many good features and most every single seat is a great view. First pointer is the park is cashless! Bring your visa, as cash isn't welcome here! Ok, now that I got that out of my system, let me write some more. There's plenty of entertainment so I get there early to see what's going on. They have historical statues of past players, the team and much much more. You can walk around and look at all the cool stuff they've put throughout the park to really see where the teams been over the years. They have a Tigers shop full of merchandise, but it's crazy expensive. I know they only promote authentic licensed products, but most of its so marked up I don't bother to purchase anything here. They do have security here and the past few times I've been they prefer you don't bring bags, purses or anything of the sort in. I understand why they do it but that also means I have to leave stuff in my car when I go here which is weird for me. I can't remember the dimensions but you are allowed a small bag that they search when you enter. The parkings good but it's all owned by Olympia entertainment. You can pre purchase through an app but the prices keep getting more expensive as time goes on. Such is life, right? Just factor that in when coming here price wise. The park itself is clean and has so many good food and beverage options! The alcohol can be expensive if you're a drinker, and most beer and such is about $12 to $13 dollars. They also have different seat upgrades and you can sit in the shade in a recliner and have food delivered to you personally. The screen at the park is new this year and makes following the game easy and fun. Overall, a good park with lots of amenities! read more
Comerica Park is a beautiful ball park and a must see if you're a baseball fan. The place has a lot to do too if the ballgame is not going well for the home team such as a merry-go-round, small baseball Ferris wheel, and things to see like statues of former great Tiger baseball players. As for the seating I've been all over the stadium and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. The vibe a a Tigers game is always fun one and the organization does a good job of keeping the fans engaged. The food situation is pretty good for a ballpark. They have a lot to choose from. You can get something traditional like having a hotdog, pizza, nachos, or something else like some barbecue from Slows or one of the foods offered in the restaurants that reside in the ballpark. I will say though like all places where you are a captive audience (like an airport) that the prices are high and can add up quickly for a family. read more
Enjoyed a baseball game here with some friends. It was a nice stadium with a lively crowd. Prices were on par for "stadium prices" but they had a lot of options for food and drink. We were up on the terrace which was a fun time, a lot of people socializing and enjoying being outside :) read more
Love coming to watch the Tigers! Ticket prices are reasonable but drinks and food are outrageous. They raised the prices a hot dog is $7.14 now. A beer is $ 14 and bottle of water that we use to think was outrageous at $5 is now $6.75. I suggest eating and drinking before coming here. The atmosphere is great, there is a lot to do for the kids. If you are baseball fan it's a great night out especially in Friday night with the firework show afterwards. read more
An outdoor modern stadium with a panoramic view of downtown Detroit, it checks all the boxes yet somehow lacks distinction. Background Attended a weekday mid-May night game with gorgeous weather, temperature in the 70's and partly cloudy skies. Tigers pulled out a back-and-forth battle against the BoSox with a 6-5 walk-off win in the bottom of the ninth. Stadium I've concluded that this park is the anti-Tiger Stadium. My early childhood was spent near Detroit and I attended several games in the old yard. Yes, from the outside Tiger Stadium was a gray edifice and the concourses were dark and dreary but then you saw the field and..magic. It was like opening a shabby threadbare jewelry box and finding an emerald. Built like a bandbox the seats were on top of the action (hah, even those with obstructed column views). Comerica is seemingly the opposite. The outside is beautiful, the tiger statues surrounding it may be gaudy to some but I enjoyed them. And from within the park, this may have the most open outfield view of any major league field. And yet, I wish the architects had built in some feature of the original stadium. A right-field overhanging deck, or an in-play center field flag pole. The park, somehow, lacks flavor. And this is probably an illusion but the seating, great viewing lines and all, is seemingly more distant. Food Nothing to brag about. The all-beef dog was rather bland and my bun was on the dry side. Typical ballpark food options, we had a plate of nachos in the food court. What's Unusual The field and much of the seating are actually below ground level (as though it was built with U-M's stadium in mind, hmm). Articles list this as a positive attribute. Personally, I don't know, it may be the cause of the relatively "flat" perspective my mind formed of the field and outfield view. Summary This really is an overall beautiful park. I suspect, given time, my appreciation for it will grow. read more
I love coming to Comerica Park! It is my favorite in the city of Detroit! Always a good time! Centrally located, nice staff, plenty of places to eat at and every seat is enjoyable! I always look forward to coming to Comerica Park! read more
On a mission to go to all the parks. Only at 9 now but this was one of my favorites! Beautiful park and so different than others with the carnival rides l. Didn't know they had a Ferris wheel and merry go round. How fun is that. And only 2 bucks to ride. Cool layout and spacious with so many bars. Only down side is that there's not too mush shade, so go at night! read more
6 months ago
My family enjoyed a Sunday kids day visit to watch the Detroit Tigers! Tigers Den was 100% worth it. We visited the Tigers den lounge and ordered nachos (and beer). Excellent and fast service! Parking was easy, security at the Meijer entrance was fast and efficient. We will be back! read more
TBH, Detroit and the Tigers wasn't high on my priority list, here to check it off my list. But I must say we had a fantastic experience! ( got here about 60+ minutes before first pitch, and didn't get to our seats until the 6th inning bc we were exploring!! *less than a 10 minute walk from our hotel, so ? Parking costs but there is what appears to be a newer looking parking structure across one of the streets *staff, ushers all friendly, enthusiastic and helpful *awesome huge tiger sculpture outside (?) 3rd base side * several tiger faces with baseballs that light up at night lining the walls * circular food court with good variety of options , seating limited. We had chicken shawarma, a bit too greasy for me * inexpensive helmets with 3 scoops at Guernsey Farm, yummy ice cream *beautiful tiger carousel, only $2/ride *baseball themed carousel, $2/ per person *tons of yummy food options including an amazing smelling smoked bbq place * first games certificates * walk of fame history in field level concourse * several team stores, including one with discounted merch * statues in centerfield, including Hank Greenberg and Ty Cobb *beautiful field, fun fan interaction *cheap tix!! *fun fans CONS: no souvenir baseball cocktail shaped cups, cocktail cups, only for soda *ladies room lacking TP in several stalls GREAT FUN! And the Tigers won!! read more
1 year ago
Visited Detroit to check out the Comerica Park on my MLB stadium list, and it didn't disappoint! The ballpark is definitely a solid one with a variety of food options. I also enjoyed their game shop! The prices weren't that bad either!! read more
I personally think this is a very nice baseball stadium. We were able to walk here from our hotel. There are plenty of bars/restaurants outside of the stadium as well. This stadium has a small ferris wheel and a carousel. I love the tiger decor on the outside of the stadium. Also, they have a variety of places/food to eat than other stadiums I have been to, and the cost is reasonable here compared to others. read more
This was a great ballpark. It has lots of great food options and drink options (Pepsi products only soda park - I prefer Coke products). I wanted a seat under the overhang in case it rained - as it was a rainy day. I chose section 114 and the seats on rows 37+ are under the deck above which I presume also means shaded in parts of bright sunshiny days. The park is a great venue for watching ball - it feels like a neighborhood park close to the action while clearly being a big time park with lots of amenities and great views everywhere! read more
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2100 Woodward Ave
Detroit, MI 48201
Downtown Detroit
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Any suggestions regarding accessible seating?
Behind home plate and it goes up the baselines. It's the last row. My suggestion is go on the first base side. Good sight lines.
Which sections at Coamerica stadium require the least amount of stairs to get to?
100 level has the least 200 level isn't bad
Is there any parking near Comerica for motorhomes?
Yes 1000 Maple its 3/10th of a mile from the stadium.
Restaurants, pubs near the stadium?
Depends on how far you're willing to walk... you're in midtown and a stones throw from cork town so everything from Slows, mercury burger bar,and other places
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