Comerica Park is the open-air home of the Detroit Tigers, sitting alongside Ford Field in downtown Detroit. Famous Tigers statues, a Ferris wheel, and a carousel make it one of the most family-friendly ballparks in MLB.
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Detroit Tigers (MLB)
Open-air baseball park
Tiger statues · Ferris wheel · carousel
Adjacent to Ford Field · Downtown Detroit
MLB regular season runs late March through September
Tigers home games run April through September. Most home stands include weekday and weekend games — check the official MLB Tigers schedule for your dates.
The ballpark is known for its in-park Ferris wheel, carousel, and the iconic Tiger statues at the entrance — details that make it more than just a game day.
Comerica is right next to Ford Field, so a baseball-and-something-else weekend in Detroit usually centers in the same downtown area.
Address: 2100 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
Official site: www.mlb.com/tigers/ballpark
For schedules, ticket links, hours, accessibility, and the latest event calendar — always go to the official site. We update this page as info changes but the official source is always current.
Many Tigers fans stay at Hotel Royal Oak instead of downtown to get free parking, walkable Royal Oak dinners, and a 15-minute trip to the ballpark.
Stack a few stops while you're in town — everything's in metro Detroit.
Hotel Royal Oak is the boutique base for metro Detroit. Free parking. Phone-key check-in. Walkable Royal Oak.