Located in the completely redeveloped Detroit downtown, this iconic stadium is more than just a baseball park. It is a cultural center that serves nearly as many non-baseball events as baseball ones. It sits right next to its big sister, Ford Field, where the Detroit Lions football team plays. Since Comerica Park opened in 2000, it hasn't really had a chance to cool down, what with having hosted the Tigers' runs through the playoffs and having been rocked countless times by some of the biggest names in music. Architecture-wise, it is pure Detroit — especially with the huge tiger sculptures that lurk around the venue. It is a pretty awesome atmosphere in which to do what you came there to do, whether that be to see Kendrick Lamar or to see Kerry Carpenter make contact with a fastball. Its location in the heart of downtown allows for some great pre-game or post-event options, and with the Detroit renaissance going on, you can almost feel investment in the city with every penny you spend at this venue.

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Comerica Park Seating Guide

The overall layout of the venue enhances the experience of purchasing tickets. You can divide it clearly into three main areas: the lower bowl, which goes from section 100 to section 140; next, are the club tiers that run from section 200 and wrap around to section 240; and finally are the upper deck that starts at section 300. When you sit in the first main area — the lower bowl section that runs from 100-level to 140 — you experience the sights and sounds that are closest to the action. You hear clearly when a bat connects with a ball. You see the magic and dazzle of a Tarik Skubal curveball, along with the intensity during a big at-bat.

While families with children in their sizes won't be able to afford the price of section 100 or section 200 on any given game day, the best value within the lower bowl is around section 130. ADA and wheelchair-accessible seating integrate throughout all levels, ensuring fans with mobility needs can select positions that match their viewing preferences and their budget.

How to get to Comerica Park

Parking at Comerica Park

Detroit's downtown parking infrastructure provides multiple solutions for event-goers. Services like ParkWhiz and Spot Hero allow you to reserve in advance at nearby garages and lots. They often offer better rates than gate prices and guarantee you a space. Booking ahead eliminates the frustration of circling blocks as game time approaches. The stadium's official lots are the closest and fill quickly. They command premium prices and are your best bet for reliable access, but these are the kinds of things that you really don't want to be finding out at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, the night of a game. Alternative parking exists, but it is at least a 10- to 15-minute walk away, and the farther you get from the stadium, the cheaper the parking becomes. Factor these costs into your overall investment.

Route maps and schedules are on offer through DDOT's website and transit apps, affording the kind of trip planning that really works when event start times are to be coordinated with your kind of itinerary.

Our designated pick-up and drop-off zones for ride-share services like Uber and Lyft — basically the only game in town for potential solo drivable pathways to and from the stadium — are conveniently located close to the concert venue's welcoming arches. There do exist rush hours in the ride-share service economy. Therefore, increased demand equals increased pricing. Alternatively, waiting either before the event starts or for an even-numbered half hour after the show ends makes the solo drive to Comerica Park largely for the living you might find concert-worthy.

Comerica Park Facilities

Food and Drinks at Comerica Park

Detroit's culinary identity infuses the ballpark's concession landscape. Beyond standard stadium fare — hot dogs, nachos, and popcorn — you'll discover local vendors and regional specialties. Detroit-style pizza, with its distinctive rectangular shape and caramelized cheese edges, appears at multiple locations. Coney dogs — the city's iconic contribution — come slathered in chili, mustard, and onions.

Premium club sections elevate the dining experience significantly. Enhanced menus, sit-down service areas, and craft beverage selections create restaurant-quality options. These hospitality zones often include climate-controlled spaces — welcome refuges during Detroit's temperature extremes.

Beverage variety spans from local Michigan craft beers to mainstream domestics, wine selections, cocktails, and extensive non-alcoholic options. Specialty stands focusing on specific cuisines or dietary preferences (vegetarian, gluten-free) have expanded in recent years.

Accessibility at Comerica Park

ADA-compliant features integrate throughout the facility, ensuring fans with disabilities can navigate the venue comfortably. Wheelchair-accessible seating exists at all levels — not relegated to distant corners but distributed across various price points and viewing angles. Companion seating accompanies accessible positions.

Elevators and ramps provide access to all seating levels, eliminating stairs as barriers. Accessible restrooms, concession stands at appropriate heights, and designated parking areas address the full spectrum of mobility needs. The ballpark's modern construction allowed accessibility considerations to inform design from inception.

Assistive listening devices, sensory-friendly accommodations, and service animal policies demonstrate attention to various accessibility requirements beyond mobility. Guest services staff receive training in accessibility support, and designated entry points expedite venue access for fans requiring assistance.

Latest Comerica Park News

The 2025 calendar promises intriguing variety. On May 28, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra will perform at Comerica Park, bringing classical music to the ballpark setting. This performance will be a continuation of the tradition at this outdoor venue to host atmosphere-friendly concerts.

Whether you're a car enthusiast or a fan of a good firework display, the Detroit Grand Prix and Ford Fireworks show on April 22 promises to be an early-season festivity with plenty of pyrotechnic and automotive excitement. Dubbed a "world-class" motorsport event, the Detroit Grand Prix — a ticketed event this year — aims to wow fans with its high-speed, high-drama automotive action played out against the glorious backdrop of the Detroit waterfront.

With only scant weeks separating the first series of 2023 from the last series of 2022, the Tigers' roster is a mixture of young core players — Kerry Carpenter, Tarik Skubal, Spencer Torkelson, and Riley Greene — that looks to be shaping a competitive team. The Tigers will play several key series at home against Cleveland, the New York Yankees, and Chicago that should drive both attendance and atmosphere.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to purchase Comerica Park tickets?

The process can complete in under five minutes for simple purchases.

How much are Comerica Park tickets?

They vary widely in price depending on a number of variables, the most important of which is the quality of the opponent. This affects not only the actual event but the overall experience, including atmosphere and intensity. Where you are seated is another big factor. You can have a top-notch experience even from the upper deck if you're at a game with tremendous energy. Better yet, you could be seated directly behind home plate or somewhere else on the infield, two areas that traditionally offer the most advantage in terms of sightline to the performer or player.

Pricing for concerts varies quite a bit, too, even for the same artist from one venue to another. That's because the pricing scale is largely set by the level of demand for the artist and the tour he or she is on. Sometimes those costs are also affected by how the stage is situated. Some performances see more of the field used for the concert than others do, and that makes a difference both to capacity and acoustics.

What is the capacity of Comerica Park?

The size of the venue puts it in the mid-capacity stadium category — large enough to provide a major-league atmosphere and support an impressive sizable audience but not so large that the sightlines suffer or that the fans feel far from the action.

What time does Comerica Park open on event days?

Opening times vary according to event type and day of the week, but on the whole, for events ranging from a typical Detroit Tigers game to an appearance by a performer like Taylor Swift, the gates will usually open either 90 minutes or two hours before the event is scheduled to begin. Arriving early (yes, it's sometimes cool to be the first in line) when the gates first open is advised for a number of reasons that will be discussed shortly.