Love outdoor ballparks. Used third party for tickets. This is definitely a great place to watch a game. Lots of history of tigers while you walk around. Varied food vendors and I tried a bunch. Seats were not uncomfortable

Was in town for the nfl draft and decided to check out a tigers game tbh. Been here in other time years ago but was a fun time at the ballpark. My only complaint was the game was only 2 hours lol. But we actually ran in to some season ticket holders who had seats in the lions Den. Real nice guys who had 2 extra tickets and let us sit with them. So great view and a great time at the ballpark.

First visit to Comerica Park - like all newer baseball parks, lots to do besides the game. Don’t freak out over getting parking in advance. Closest online prices were $50; we opted to get to the park and work our way out and quickly found Lot 5 (I think city parking) for only $30 and 2 blocks to the entrance. East in and east out (about an hour before the game.)

The ballpark is amazing! The food is great!I got chicken nachos they were amazing! They also have a Ferris wheel and a carousel at the ballpark! The rides are nice and affordable! Is a great ballpark to spend the day at for a baseball game!

This is a first rate stadium in the heart of downtown. I agree with a prior review: The sight lines are very good, and the food and beverage choices are pretty extensive and pretty good. Prices are much lower for tickets than in many other cities. One note: The Tigers are a frustrating team that cannot seem to score many runs. Regardless, Comerica Park is worth a visit.

Comerica Park is a great place to see a baseball game. The ballpark is very clean and well run. Ticket prices are reasonable. The concession stands are numerous and well staffed. The sight lines for watching the game are very good and there is plenty of legroom in the lower bowl seating area. There are plenty places to eat outside the ballpark and parking areas are easily accessible. Food choices are abundant inside the stadium. The lines move fast and the staff is pleasant, efficient and very courteous. The Tigers did a nice job capturing the history of the organization throughout the ballpark. Make sure to check out the statues in left field as well as the areas along the main concourse that provides the history of the Tigers. Comerica Park has a very strict bag policy. Please check the Tigers website for guidance prior to heading to the ballpark. Overall, a great ballpark and a fun place to watch a baseball game.

I had the opportunity to visit Detroit for a weekend baseball series and decided to take a ballpark tour before a Friday game. Let me tell you, the staff and tour guides were amazing! They pointed out all the smaller details you might miss during a game day, making the experience truly special. Comerica Park, though considered "older" by today's standards, is fantastic and fully up-to-date with technology. The pre-game experience is phenomenal! If you have kids, this ballpark is a dream come true. From face painting to a carousel and a Ferris wheel, there's plenty to keep even non-baseball fans entertained. The architectural details, both inside and outside the park, are stunning. The integration of Michigan companies, big and small, is a testament to local pride. The scoreboard, second in size only to the New York Mets', is magnificent and perfectly placed to avoid obstructing the downtown skyline view. Having visited over 15 MLB ballparks in the last five years, I can confidently say Comerica Park ranks in my top five. It's a ballpark I fully intend to return to as time permits!

Downtown ballpark walking distance from many hotels with lots of character, great views of the downtown and very good atmosphere. My husband was concerned about our safety until we got there. Heard stories about Detroit but was not concerned at all once we saw where the venue was and the amount of people Coming and going from the park. This appears from an outsider to be a very safe part of the city. There are always going to be people outside of these parks hitting you up for donations and things of that nature. Just ignore them and keep moving which is what most people do. Very unique ballpark with lots of niche areas to get food and hang out. We sat in an area that was called the tiger Den as I recall! These are old school seats that are like going to the ball park in the 20s. They resemble wooden chairs with coushions and tables and you’re not crammed in next to people. There was even a carousel in the food court for the kids. Which was a really neat touch. Overall top 5 or 6 of all the parks we have been to excluding the outside the park amenities