Not only do the Detroit Tigers play their baseball games at Comerica Park, but several other fascinating ballpark attractions keep fans coming back. If you’re planning to visit Comerica Park any time soon, here’s everything you need to know.
The Detroit Tigers play at Comerica Park.
Comerica Park is located in Detroit, Michigan. The address of Comerica Park is 2100 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48201.
Gates at Comerica Park open 90 minutes before any games. The gates will open 60 minutes before the scheduled show time for concerts.
Yes, you can watch batting practice at Comerica Park. We suggest going in when the gates open that way; you can watch them and maybe even get a ball from one of the players if you are loud enough.
The capacity at Comerica Park is 41,083, which is the number of seats at the stadium.
Tailgating is not allowed in any parking lots at Comerica Park.
Comerica Park is a cashless venue, meaning food, drinks, merch, and anything else you can purchase have to be paid by debit or credit card, or you can use Google Pay or Apple Pay.
Comerica Park does not allow bags, purses, and clutches larger than 4” x 6″ x 1.5”. Single-compartment bags, like wallets and clutches smaller than the listed size, are allowed in.
Comerica Park allows you to bring individual portions of snacks and clear, factory-sealed, non-flavored water.
Comerica Park offers a wide variety of food options to satisfy every fan, from Detroit-style classics to traditional ballpark snacks.
Suite rentals at Comerica Park will range from $2,250- $5,000 on average for the Detroit Tigers game. Prices may vary depending on the opponent, suite size, and date.
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How much is the parking at Comerica Park?
Parking will generally run around the $20 to $50 range near Comerica Park, depending on how far you are willing to walk. You can expect to pay $50 to $100 for lots that are closest to the stadium. You can use pre-booking for a parking spot with their partner, ParkWhiz, to ensure you have a parking spot close to Comerica Park.
What are the main attractions at Comerica Park?
There are many things at Comerica Park that you can see and do while you are there. We have listed them all so you can be prepared for when you go.
- Fly Ball Ferris Wheel: Located on the third base side of the Park in the Brushfire Grill. The Ferris wheel is a 50-foot-tall ride that has cars shaped like a baseball that can fit five passengers and is wheelchair accessible.
- Sculptures: The Tigers celebrate six all-time great players with a unique statue along the left centerfield wall.
- Wall of Fame: All through the main concourse, you can enjoy the Tigers Walk of Fame, a historical display. It shows the Tigers’ rich history from the 1800s to the present and takes guests on a trip through time.
What bars are close to Comerica Park?
You can go to several bars before heading to Comerica Park if you want to start the party early. We have listed the bars you can go to, all within walking distance from Comerica Park.
- Tin Roof Detroit, 1-minute walk
- Elwood Bar Grill, 1-minute walk
- The HandleBar Detroit, 1-minute walk
- Aretha’s Jazz Café, 3-minute walk
- Brass Rail Pizza Bar, 3-minute walk
- Candy Bar, 4-minute café
- Detroit Beer Co.,4-minute walk
- Hockeytown Café, 5-minute walk
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