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Comerica Park, Detroit, MI

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Comerica Park

Watch the Detroit Tigers at a downtown ballpark with giant tiger statues, a carousel and a baseball Ferris wheel.

2100 Woodward Ave · Detroit, MI

About Comerica Park

Comerica Park has been home to the Detroit Tigers since it opened in 2000. A 15-foot tiger statue stands outside the main gate across from the Fox Theatre, and two tigers prowl atop the left-field scoreboard, their eyes lighting up after a Tigers home run or win. Families find a carousel and a Ferris wheel with cars shaped like baseballs, plus a fountain behind center field. The ballpark is set to be renamed Fifth Third Park in 2027.

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