I love Comerica Park. Definitely an underrated stadium.

Love this review! I have lived California all my life, but the Tigers were my first T ball team. Been a fan since then. I went for my first time last summer with some family and I was in heaven. It’s tough cheering for the tigers in Oakland sometimes but having everyone around you be a fan just like you is something I’ll never forget. Going back this summer without a doubt. Go Tigers!

I never got to experience tiger stadium, because it was no longer in use by the time I was born in 2001. But from 2004 to 2022. I got to experience baseball at this park with my dad until he passed away last year. I miss him every day and I’ll never forget the memories and the love for the game that he helped curate in me. This park has been a fantastic place to call my second home. I hope the Tigers will get back to prominence again in the American League and I can see our boys win a title for the first time since my dad was a kid

Im 51 i remember my dad taking me to my 1st tiger game at tiger stadium, back then you didnt know what it looked walking to it until got in there and walked through the hallway, i saw it on tv but it didnt do it justice, i remember walking through the hallway i saw the greeniest grass ive ever saw, seeing my fav players gibson, Parrish. They looked larger then life. Great times. I wish they would have refurbished it like Wrigley and fenway. We moved in 1990 but ill always remember tiger stadium with my dad

I went to Comerica in 2019 and was so very pleasantly surprised. The area outside was a bit disappointing but the inside was gorgeous. Definitely top 5 in the 15 or so mlb stadium I have been to

My family and I have been going here (almost) every year since 2018. This is one of my favorite places in the world.

Had to come back to this one. I’m taking a trip out there in June

Actually the seagulls come from not only the Detroit River but Lake St Clair which feeds into the Detroit River and Lake Huron feeds into it. A very fun area to be on the water on a hot summer day especially if you own a boat. Detroit ROCKS!

I'm excited to go there later this July with my dad! Going to see Angels vs Tigers during the day. Seeing Trout and Ohtani will be pretty cool as well.

Awesome video, good job ! Go Tigers !

Great analysis!

Great job as always in giving us info about the parks. I have not been here yet.

Excellent video! Loved the attention to detail that you paid. You obviously did some good research too. Very well done for a first timer. I have never been to a stadium that has better standing room. You can stand IN FRONT OF those fancy wooden seats (known as "Tiger Den") and almost get behind home plate. We would go there after every 7th inning stretch and just stand until the end of the game.

Great review. I plan on going to my first game soon

4:01 Those are my seats! 😎 Called Tiger Den, they are Soooo cushy! 🫠

Where to begin with this? Well, I grew up in central Michigan in the 80’s and 90’s, although I’ve lived in central Florida for the past 25 years. I sadly never did get to a Tigers game at the original Tiger Stadium, but I do totally respect what it was and its historic nature. Since Comerica opened in 2000 though, I’ve been to a good number of games there in returning back to Michigan to visit family, and I do think it was the right decision to build a new ballpark in the heart of downtown. I even had photos taken with my sister’s wedding party outside Comerica in the fall of 2003. By today’s standards, I think Comerica can be pretty basic. But I still think it more than holds up, and is neat. One of my only gripes, as you mentioned in this video, is that it doesn’t have much shade. And even being Michigan, from June through August you can really get fried there at games. But the exterior details like the tiger sculptures and statues I think are amazing. And I think it’s great that all of Detroit’s pro sports are now back downtown, helping bolster the city’s comeback. I do wish that Comerica had better regional food options. They’ve tried, but in my opinion have slightly missed the mark. For instance, one very Michigan thing up in the U.P. is a pasty. A very traditional Welsh mining food thing, brought over by the Welsh immigrants to the mining in the upper peninsula. Only Comerica tried to combine that with other odd things in 2022, not making it traditional, but combining it with pizza or Detroit coney dogs. Yuck! Stick to the traditional. But overall Comerica is a ballpark that I think has longevity, as far as structure, location, etc. It just needs to evolve as it ages. As one last note, the tile logos and in a few other areas on the exterior are all tiles from a a very historic local company on the northeast side of downtown called Pewabic Pottery. They are a historic site in Michigan still in operation, and it was very deliberate that they made special tiles for the exterior of Comerica. I think they even made exterior tiles for Publix Merchant Stadium in Lakeland, Florida too, where the Tigers have had spring training since 1934.

Not gonna lie, I had pretty low expectations for the Tigers (go Guards!), but that looks like a fantastic stadium. They squeezed a ton of cool stuff in that concourse! I still don't like the guy, but that deep outfield fence does make Miggy's career even more impressive...it's a shame that a ton of those homers came against Cleveland lol

I went to a game yesterday and we won 9-0! I love Comerica Park!⚾️🧡💙

Thanks!

If you come back to Comerica Park get the orange alcoholic slushy. That’s the best one. Overall it’s a nice ballpark and I enjoy going to Tiger games but the outfield view could definitely be improved. Doesn’t help the field is so deep. Always best to sit on the base line when possible or up in the mezzanine if you’re looking to save a few bucks (the 200 level detached from the upper deck). Also if you enjoy craft beer there’s a great little Michigan craft beer place in right field. Perfect if you like porters or IPAs

I just moved to Detroit for school. I had a chance to go to the game last Saturday. It was my very first major league game. After the game, I bought 14 more tickets lol.

Went here to see Vladdy jr’s first grand slam. This ballpark is beautiful

I believe the separated seats in the upper deck on the first base side are a knod to Tiger Stadium....the upper deck on that side was divided, I assume from expansion throughout the years. It was almost in line with the rest of the upper deck, but not quite.

Love the video! Detroit Tigers are my team! 🐅 Any chance of reviewing, Target Field sometime? Minnesota Twins

Love this Review. Are you gonna do a review on ford field soon

Gonna be here June 21, 2023. first game at this park

No kid. No, Tiger Stadium did not need replaced. This is a decent modern ballpark however Tiger Stadium should have been historically saved. There is no replacing a ballpark with that much history

Nice love you got to go this season this upcoming mlb season can you go to target field on minansota

Arizona’s Chase Field is the only other stadium, besides Comerica Park, to have a dirt strip from pitcher’s mound to home plate.

There's quite a few cool modern ballparks, like San Francisco, San Diego, Baltimore, Pittsburgh but Comerica Park in Detroit is right up there

They are changing the light towers to LED lights this season.

When Comerica Park first opened I hated this place. I wanted old Tiger Stadium back. This place was so sterile, plain, just sucked. Over the years thought they really improved, and added a lot to it. I like Comerica Park now, but still do miss old Tiger Stadium. The original left field wall was the back of the bullpen wall this is why the seats are not as steep. The bullpen was originally behind the right center field wall. The ball park was to big that’s why they brought the fences in left field and moved the bullpen there. In 2023 they are bringing in the center field wall too, but still will be a large part.

Didn't see the huge single Tiger outside another entrance, the merry-go-round is Tigers not horses shoulda got that on tape, and for night games the Tigers eyes on the scoreboard light up.

Do the St louis cardinals.

I love Comerica park and I’m from Detroit but we need a pool like royals stadium

I want to Comerica Park for a tiger game

I still miss Tiger Stadium and think Comerica has not aged well with its sightlines. The seats are all far away (especially with the outfield fences moved in) and the seating pitch is way too gradual and pushed back. I suspect this was done to avoid having the upper deck be so high like at the white sox ballpark but the upper level seats still feel distant, and the huge amount of rows crammed into the lower level are mediocre too. The configuration of the stadium makes it feel like a sauna during day games, much hotter than Detroit actually is, as there is very little shaded seating. Basically a boring and bland uninspired stadium design that looks like whoever in charge greenlit the first rendering HOK/Populos presented without actually putting any effort into making it hold up to its legendary predescessor. Take away the decorations, flair and other attractions on the concourse and the only thing making this somewhat better than a cookie cutter stadium is that it was always intended to be built for baseball.

It’s not Tiger Stadium. Let me tell you that.