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Box office: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm Sun 10am-2pmStatus: Closed
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Parking:
Parking is available directly around the ballpark. The cost is approximately $10 to $12 per vehicle. Buses can only park on Erie or Summer.
Box Office Numbers:
(216) 420-HITS
Box Office Hours:
The following hours apply to home games: Monday through Sunday - 9AM to 1/2 hour after game. The following hours apply during away games: Monday through Friday - 9AM to 5PM
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Parking is available directly around the ballpark. The cost is approximately $10 to $12 per vehicle. Buses can only park on Erie or Summer.
Box Office Numbers:
(216) 420-HITS
Box Office Hours:
The following hours apply to home games: Monday through Sunday - 9AM to 1/2 hour after game. The following hours apply during away games: Monday through Friday - 9AM to 5PM
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Visit Elwood Grill and you`ll get a restaurant that dishes up American cooking. Expect to pay between $12 and $20 per person.
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The Detroit Tigers, charter members of Major League Baseball's American League, abandoned historic Tiger Stadium at the close of the 1999 season. Their new home is now in the downtown Theater District. Named after a bank whose funds made its creation possible, Comerica Park has something of a circus like atmosphere with enormous sculptures of tigers, bats and balls, as well as a carousel and...
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Full-service restaurants in the park include the Upper Den Lounge, the Brushfire Grill and the upscale Tiger Club.
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Parking can cost up to $20 near the park. Take the People Mover to the Broadway stop; the ballpark is visible from there. The Fox parking garage on Woodward Street and Greektown's parking structures are other alternatives.
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The home of the Detroit Tigers offers baseball fans a chance to watch the game in a state-of-the-art facility.
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The Venue Two enormous tiger statues greet visitors from the park's main entrance, along with inlaid pillars decorated with giant tiger scratches. Aside from the mascot theme, stadium designers bridged the old (Detroit Tiger memorabilia hangs throughout the park) with the new (tall jets of spotlighted water sway beyond center field after a Tiger home run). There's even a carousel and...
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Great place to be seen on game day by Susan D. at InsiderPages
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Nice place to hang out on game day on the patio and watch those headed to Tiger Stadium or Ford Field. The food has gone more upscale since it moved its location, but a good bar burger still exists.
Very Expensive, Very Worth It ... by C P. at InsiderPages
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A great place to see and be seen. The atmosphere in this restaurant alone is worth the parking and price of food. The service is outstanding. The food, again, is very good. Relax and take the shuttle to and from Cobo. A great place to go in Downtown Detroit.
There's More To Do Inside Comerica Park Than Just Watching Ballgames... by Jamal W. at InsiderPages
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Fifth Ave is the name of the lounge that is located inside Comerica Park. Fifth Avenue caters to a more mature and upscale crowd. There is a cover charge to get into the lounge and it is open even when there are no games at the park. There is limited dancing and the ball game can be seen from the lounge.
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