Comerica Park is located in downtown Detroit. There are many parking spots surrounding the stadium and the Fox Theatre, but rates can be pricey, ranging from $18 to $55 for the duration of the game.

Parking is going to cost anywhere from $5-$50 depending on how close the lot is to Comerica Park. Be sure to bring cash to pay for parking as the public flat lots around downtown don’t take plastic.

Comerica Park's rotating pop-up series continues through the season with different restaurants on select dates. Voyager, a popular Ferndale seafood spot, and El Rey de las Arepa, ...

Comerica Park might be the best stadium in baseball, and a great reason for watching a Tigers game this season. Attractions, food and views abound.

The Park Factor for 2020-2022 says Comerica is a pitchers’ park, but only slightly. It’s the best triples park in baseball (thanks to that big outfield), but the toughest place to hit a home run.

Comerica Park's suites (which the Tigers recently announced will be discounted by $500 for April and May games) don't include food and beverage in the price of the ticket, like the Home Plate Club.

Comerica Park is serving up new local fare and expanded offerings for the 2025 season, plus returning favorites. On Wednesday, Ilitch Sports + Entertainment and the Tigers revealed details of the ...

To finally play at Comerica Park, where Hampton hoped he would get while playing in the Tigers’ system, would complete another unfulfilled dream. “That'd be pretty cool.

Comerica Park. Ballpark Quirks is a series on the distinctive features and oddities that make up each of MLB’s 30 parks. Today’s Pick: Comerica Park’s carnival atmosphere.