Located near Section 119, this area is designed in a circular fashion and features a variety of food choices including Little Caesars pizza, National Coney Island, elephant ears, ice cream, Guernsey Farms Dairy, French fries, old-fashioned handmade hamburgers, Mexican selections, Mediterranean selections, frozen daiquiris and other frozen soft drinks. The D Shop retail store is also accessible through the Comerica Bank Big Cat Court.
Comerica Park Attractions
Check out all the fun the ballpark has to offerTypical ballparks have a point of sale (register) for every 200 fans; Comerica Park abbreviates the wait with one point of sale for every 125 fans. Among the features are the "Brushfire Grill" barbecue area behind third base and the Comerica Bank Big Cat Court food area behind first base, with a wide range of snacks, sandwiches, frozen treats, and other great munchies.
Comerica Park is a cashless venue.
The Hi-Chew Carousel is in the Comerica Bank Big Cat Court next to Comerica Entry (Section 119). Children, young and old, can enjoy riding atop decorative tigers on this one-of-a-kind carousel for $2 per person. On Sundays, kids aged 14 and under ride free. Comerica Park is a cashless venue.
There are five Tigers merchandise stores in Comerica Park. Official Tigers souvenirs and media guides are available during all home games.
The Tiger Den Lounge includes a complete a la carte menu and theme bar areas. The Tiger Den Lounge is accessible off the main concourse behind Section 131 or through its private entry on Montcalm Street across from the Tiger Garage for guests with a Tiger Den ticket, On Deck Circle ticket, a MotorCity Casino Hotel Tiger Club/Den Access Pass, Suite Holder Card or Jim Beam Champions Club Card. The Lounge is available for rental or private parties on non-game days. For more information on rental, please call 313-471-3333 or online at tigers.com/hostanevent.
A great place to meet up with friends, the Beer Hall is a sit-down tavern-style restaurant behind Section 133, in the Brushfire Grill. The Beer Hall is open during regular park operating hours for Detroit Tigers games.
This open air picnic area offers fresh grilled ballpark favorites. The Brushfire Grill also features a soothing fountain with a giant floating baseball upon cascades of clear blue water.
Located on the third base side of Comerica Park in the Brushfire Grill, behind Section 131, this 50-foot Ferris Wheel features cars shaped like baseballs that can seat up to five passengers and is wheelchair accessible.
- Children of all ages can enjoy a ride. Rides are $2 per person, and on Sundays, kids aged 14 and under ride for free.
- Comerica Park is a cashless venue.
The Tigers celebrate six of their all-time great players with a series of unique statues located along the left centerfield wall. The statues are cast in stainless steel and capture the essence of some of the greatest Tigers in action--Ty Cobb, Charlie Gehringer, Hank Greenberg, Willie Horton, Al Kaline and Hal Newhouser. Each is perched atop a granite pedestal and reaches about 13 feet in height.
The centerfield wall features a fountain that produces a stunning "liquid fireworks" display. It is synchronized to music and changing lights and is used to celebrate home runs and other in-game moments.
All through the main concourse, guests can enjoy the Tigers "Walk of Fame," a historical display that envelops the circumference of the lower level. Historical elements celebrating the Tigers rich history from the 1800s to the present take guests on a trip through time, punctuated by six large "decade bats" that denote each era in Tigers baseball with artifacts, photos and display cases.
Membership only club accessed by the Motor City Casino Hotel Tiger Club entrance at the corner of Witherell and Elizabeth Streets. The Club is open on all game days serving a full buffet with a view of the playing field. The Club is also available for rentals and private parties.
The Upper Deck Lounge features a bar, separate seating area and restroom facilities. The Upper Deck Lounge is located at section 330 on the upper concourse. It is air conditioned, heated and open to the public.