Comerica Park is a Baseball stadium in Detroit that is the home of the local Detroit Tigers Team.
The prominent feature of this stadium is the unusually large number of tiger statues scattered throughout the area.
The tiger statues are on the corners, on the ground, over the windows, columns as far as my eyes could see.
There are elaborate maps of the seating system, warning about ticket scamsters, and the security guidelines.
Here’s the entrance of the stadium from the other side, called the Rocket Entry.
Besides the tiger heads, there are large-scale models in the shape of baseball bats.
Also, I noted that the tiger’s mouth is open, and they all hold a baseball in their mouth.
Here are the ticket counters, and the tiger head can be seen here as well.
These are the entrance gates beyond which visitors like me were not allowed without a ticket.
Here’s the view of the Detroit skyline looking from the Comerica Park Baseball Stadium.
They also have a souvenir shop selling prominently baseball caps, T-shirts, bats and balls, keychains, mugs, and such official merchandise.
Here are the 4 views of the largest tiger statue located near the main entrance.
Looking closely at the flooring, I noticed that several names are engraved on it.
These are probably the baseball players of Detroit’s Tigers team.
Comerica Park can be easily reached from various parts of Detroit using the free tram system called the QLine.
Yes, QLine is completely FREE for unlimited rides 
WiFi is also free when riding the QLine tram.
Parking is paid, and they charge extra for nearer parking.
The stadium is accessible for the differently abled.
Restrooms are available only inside the stadium.
How to Reach
Read how to reach downtown Detroit from the airport.
Where to Eat in Detroit
Try the coney hot dog at the American Coney Island.
Try the The Food Trucks in the Cadillac Square
Where to Stay in Detroit
Tourist Attractions in Detroit
- The Spirit of Detroit Statue.
- Monument to Joe Louis in Detroit - The Fist
- Pocket Watch as a Public Clock in a Beautiful Alley of Detroit
- World’s Most Unique Fountain in Detroit
- Joe Louis Statue and Photo Collage in Detroit
- Detroit Foundation Hotel - Formerly a Fire Department Building
- Local Guides Day Out - Kite Exploration on Belle Isle
- An Obscure Clock Tower with Amazing Landscaping
- The Big Brother of Tabletop Alarm Clock Lives on an Island
- The Kern’s Clock in Detroit
- Detroit - Step on The Point of Origin
- Huntington Place
- Public Clock of CPA Building
- American Coney Island - Detroit’s Iconic Food Joint
- James Scott Memorial Fountain in Detroit
- Visit the Corner Public Clock above Fresh Mex.
- The Minimalistic Art - Clock Tower on Michigan Avenue.
- Detroit SS Bank Clock Tower and Historic Marker
- Millenium Bell - Detroit’s Own Fish Head Bell
- The Corner Public Clock of Scientology Church
- Huntington Place in Detroit - It is Big, Very Big
- Detroit Veterans Memorial - The Legacy of American Heroes
- Transcending Arch Monument - A Symbol of Enduring Spirit
- The Historic Brown Brothers Cigar Factory
The tiger statues around Comerica Park look so powerful and really capture the spirit of the Detroit Tigers. It must be an incredible experience to walk through the stadium surrounded by these striking figures. Thanks for sharing this unique highlight of Detroit! 
