Detroit Tigers Baseball Club

This was my first ever Detroit Tigers game and I loved the experience from the beginning to the end!! Looking forward to come back.

Trying to visit all the teams. Easy to access. A lot of food choices. Great atmosphere for baseball! Parking in the parking deck near by made the walk to the security lines simple. Standing in line for food was a little chaotic because there is not obvious queue, everyone crowded around like at a bar, but each town has its own style.

What a fantastic park! We walked around the park and every place we went to had a fantastic view. Staff was pleasant and friendly. Made the whole experience wonderful!

Great place to take in a game. Very friendly staff a beautiful back drop of the city.

My husband is a sous-chef at Churchill's in downtown Flint. So the chef got tickets from Sysco and we got to go what an awesome experience and my husband's first-ever Detroit tigers ⚾⚾ the food was fantastic, the food was fantastic 💯

Comerica Park is now my favorite stadium during my tour. Very clean and every seat gives you an amazing view of the ball game.

After getting suckered into buying tickets to the Detroit Tigers/ KC Royals game for Saturday August 23, 2025, I thought I would write an honest review of the shell game the ball clubs and ticket sellers are playing with the fans. I don't like the state of the environment of ticket buying for any event in the USA which doesn't reveal what the real face value of a ticket is for a given event. Anyone looking at the ticket purchasing websites is stepping into the dark world of ticket scalping which before Seat Geek, Ticketmaster, etc. used to be an illegal practice- now it's the norm. Putting tickets for sale for any event is similar to baiting a hook and fishing for the sucker that is willing to pay a "jacked up", arbitrary price for a ticket without knowing its true or face value. In my opinion, it's a "let's see if we can find a sucker to buy these tickets", and if they do not sell as the date of the event nears, the prices drop and still the potential buyer never knows the actual face value of the ticket. All tickets for all events should be sold thru the venue to actual customers who are going to attend the event and not be allowed to be gobbled up buy ticket scalping services that jack up prices to find the sucker who will pay an exorbitant price above the face value of the ticket. In the future, I will not buy a ticket to any event until the day of that event, and if the prices are still jacked up, or there are none available, then I will not buy. Our job is to protect ourselves as consumers, and if the ticket scalping service and the ballclub can't sell the ticket, then let them eat the ticket and lose money. We as consumers must protect ourselves from these unscrupulous methods of taking advantage of customers. I will stop here and not mention anything about how analytics and the nerds in the front office have ruined the game. Fans from the early 1990's and beyond know what I'm talking about.

Fantastic staff and food was upscale. The view was nice and the air-conditioning worked great was 93 that day. GO TIGERS

Fantastic game against the blue jays. Fireworks night was really entertaining and impressive. I love the tigers on the outside of the stadium. Statues all around of tigers. Very well sculpted. Peanuts were fire. Seats and overall stadium are great. It's not that high of a stadium so it feels intimate and not adomineering giant like other stadiums.

Went to see the Cardinals play in Detroit at Comerica Park, located in downtown Detroit. Solid park. I love a ballpark downtown. It's a modern stadium with two iconic features... the tiger statues and the outfield fountain. Loved all the marketing using the D. I sat in the lower bowl with club access. The club was fantastic and offered elevated food for a ballpark like salads and wrap. Oh and probably my favorite thing was the Baseball Ferris Wheel. Glad I went. Cards lost. :o(

Caught a Tigers game and had really great seats right behind home plate. The atmosphere was electric, and the game was exciting. We had a blast.

I love coming to Comerica Park! The atmosphere at the center of it all does it for me everytime!! There is no bad seat in the Park! Plenty of places to eat, lots of space and a good amount of bathrooms! Parking is located around the Park and there are many great restaurants in walking distance to the Park!! Always a good time at Comerica Park!

I might be bias as a Tigers fan, but it's a great place to watch a baseball game. There are so many options for food here, many fantastic and somewhat high-end for a ball field. You are never far from a spot to grab a bite to eat or a drink. There is also a large area for kids including a carousel and Ferris wheel. There isn't a bad seat in the park and most offer a great backdrop view of the city.

Great ballpark, one of the best in the Midwest as I've been to many of them. The new scoreboard is outstanding and it's huge! The park has this large porch like area in right field that has a large bar area with couches and tables all over the porch to sit on. It's a cool party area to hang out and enjoy the game.

It was so fun there was grand slam tigers win 10-2 against brewers 2024. Lettttttttt goooooooo tigerssss!!!!!!!!!

I love this ballpark. I've only been to a few other ballparks in the country but this is by far my favorite. The atmosphere here is just amazing with the Detroit skyline in the background and the open airy feel. Even if you're in the noes bleed seats I still feel like you'll have a great time watching the tigers. The staff were all friendly, from the people serving hot dogs to the beer vendors and security. No one is extremely strict about seating and so it was great for us to be able to walk around and sit at various places. We even headed up to the Miller Lite Party Deck and although they already called last call, the bartender served us anyways. I'm always proud to call this ballpark and Detroit home. If you're ever in the Detroit area, I would highly recommend catching a game here! The Tigers are not a great baseball team but hey, at least come for a beer and a hotdog and enjoy the game:)

I love this ballpark. It's pretty easy to get to, and there is garage parking directly beside it albeit not free, naturally. I haven't been in years, so while in town my friend took me using her season tickets. We had great seats behind home plate. I did a mini tour of all the food places and the deck that many folks hang out on instead of watching the game from their seats. Only complaint is the no purses rule. I did manage with just my phone and it's case with my id and credit card since it's a no cash stadium. I'm glad we saw the Tigers win , even though they were playing the worst team in the league. Getting out of the parking garage takes patience when you're parked on the fourth floor. I witnessed some crazy maneuvering tactics going on.

Imagine paying for a firework event just to be told theyre not doing it, worst first baseball game I've experienced, should have watched the terrible pistons smh

Took in a Tigers game during recent visit to Detroit. Comerica Park is fantastic. Clean. Food options were plentiful. Parking was easy and affordable. Loved the energy and atmosphere. Prior to your visit, be sure to check out the website. Bags aren't allowed unless medically necessary and containers for liquid (aka water bottle) aren't allowed.

I often wonder if I will ever get a chance of visiting every ball park in the country. My favorite of course Dodger Stadium. Yes I am a Dodger fan so it's very hard to find what I like in ball parks. I am liking the fact that Comerica park is starting to be cultural in their foods and drinks. This park really does not have that much shade. That's why I like the nose bleed section of the park section 216. If you ever in Detroit and it's baseball season come see a Tigers game. Try the hotdogs and tacos El Rey enjoy the game they get exciting here. That's is all. Chief Beware of the wolves here on Yelp they are the tricksters.

Always great to come to a Tiger game, even if it's in a rain delay. Awesome park with all its Tiger tributes. Fantastic selection of food and drinks. A great way to spend an afternoon with 10-15k of your baseball friends.

This is by far one of my favorite stadiums . The food options are phenomenal & it's so clean! I recently tried a classic margarita and it was delicious! Can't wait until I come back and visit the VIP section of the stadium.

Baseball, you bet!! Great experience and the Tigers won!! Pretzels are delicious. Fun atmosphere and security is tight! Highly recommend this place!

Comerica Park deserves every bit of this high rating and that's coming from a San Diego Padres fan. On that note, thank you for allowing us to win two out of three games against you this past weekend. Why the great rating from a guy who has Petco Park as this home ballpark? Well, it's actually not about the fun aspects of the park, the food, the Friday night fireworks, or the stellar location on the city, but those all do factor in. The real reason I loved Comerica Park so much was because of the fans. Classy, welcoming, overly friendly, and happy to have respectful rival fans filling a few of their seats. If you've ever been to an opposing team's ballpark wearing gear from your team you know exactly why I'm placing such high emphasis on this - it can be terrifying. Detroit, you have a special place in my heart and I thank you and your people for being top-notch in so many ways... I will be back.

It's been a while since I've been to a Tigers game, but it was nice to return to Comerica Park. It was a beautiful day and the stadium was clean with well maintained and manicured areas. The concessions were great with lots of options and places to sit. We parked close so that was really helpful. For those who like to carry anything in a tote/purse/bag, you can only bring in something that is 4"x6"x1.5". So good luck, don't bring too much. Overall a good time to hang out with friends and people watch.

Not much in the way of big league ballparks I can compare Comerica Park with. Besides CoPa I've only been to the old Exhibition Stadium in Toronto, a football stadium that was a terrible place to watch baseball at, and Tiger Stadium. And you really don't want to hear some insufferable old coot reminiscing about how much better the old stadium was, especially with the veritable forest of poles it had, do you? I'll try to keep it to a minimum, considering it's been almost 25 years now. The view of the downtown skyline is beautiful and the place does have that relaxed ballpark vibe. The statues of Tigers greats in the outfield are pretty epic, even if I would prefer stands that ring the whole field. They could have just had the lower deck and not sacrificed the city view. I went to a game this past Saturday and the Wave in a stadium that doesn't go all the way around just doesn't have the same energy. It's cool some fans started the Wave at one point but it's more like a ripple compared to what The Wave used to be at Tiger Stadium. There I go again... I like the big central Tiger statue outside but they could lose some of the other Tiger trim. Every single light ringing the ballpark in a Tiger's mouth is way too much - pretty tacky looking in my book. The carousel looks nice but the ferris wheel elicits eye rolls from me. No great view that I can see from those ridiculous baseball gondolas just looking at it from the ground. This ain't Boblo or even Barrymores so give it up. It's wack they don't take cash, a classist policy I will always rail against. There's cash to card machines but the box office is strictly card only. It's like they're encouraging scalpers for people who don't have credit/debit cards or aren't up to date on their payments. The gentle slope of the seating tiers and the upper deck being set back from the lower doesn't give those in the nosebleeds very good views but I think it's pretty standard for modern ballparks. Can't have poles everywhere though CoPa will never have the wild, intimate atmosphere that you-know-where did. Concessions are overpriced but hey, you know the deal. The big league meal of a hot dog, chips and a fountain drink actually ain't too bad at $9, probably better than you'd find at any corporate cineplex and isn't even much more than you'd play at Senate Theater. (Random Senate Theater plug in a baseball stadium review, lfg!) I've been to a few ballgames here over the years, 2 this season. The most memorable was in 2007 when I bought a single ticket to a game against the Yankees that had a rain delay of three hours. I had just gotten off work early at this bar I was pouring drinks at after the band canceled that night. I got there in the fifth inning. The game ended up going 13 innings with the Tigers eventually winning after a Carlos Guillen homer at around 3:30 am. Pretty surreal to be at a ballpark at that hour, though I'd pull a couple all nighters here last year when I briefly had a gig as a stagehand and worked set up for the Red Hot Chili Peppers concert. I still haven't actually been to a concert at CoPa though so I can't sling out opinions of how it fares in that department. Saw a rainbow here on Saturday after a rain delay. That was cool. I don't like that the giant scoreboard no longer shows out of town scores. Need that much room for ads, huh? Or that it doesn't keep the score up while showing replays. A little strip on the bottom is all you need there. I also don't like that they don't show replays of the visiting team scoring or making great fielding plays. The Tigers didn't give us much to see in a 1-0 loss against the Royals in June, or in a 14-3 shellacking by the Padres on Saturday. I definitely wasn't rooting for San Diego but I saw people rocking the brown and yellow jerseys and the visitors scoring is just an important part of the game, y'know? The replay blackout is taking homerism a bit far if you ask me, and no one did but this is Yelp and you must still be reading. There was one Padres homer I couldn't see too well from section 323 in the upper deck and wouldn't have minded peeping on that massive scoreboard. I have nothing to base this on but my feeling is Comerica Park is pretty generic apart from the city skyline and the two token amusement rides. It's not bad but I won't ever reminisce about it the way I do Tiger Stadium. That 3:30 am game was pretty cool but the ballpark itself didn't add much to it.

MLB Stadium #10 for us as we headed to Detroit. We paid for parking in advance and the garage was a matter of a block or two from the stadium. Very easy and inexpensive compared to what we're used to in the NY area. As you approach the stadium, you are greeted by a behemoth of a tiger in the front. I love the front entrance decor. It was fabulous. We had a chance to walk around and the kid hung out by the bullpen and got lucky to get a toss up by Reese Olson has be got his first MLB win. Stadium itself was a great place to watch a game. Very clean and modern. We sat upstairs, behind home plate and the view was amazing. You have the Detroit skyline in the outfield. Food was average. Nothing really spectacular. I had the 313 burger which was very good. Fresh and very tasty. Besides that, I kind of wanted something unique but really didn't find anything. The kid got Dippin Dots during our traditional 6th inning dessert run and the size of the container was criminal. At least at a Mets game, it comes in a mini helmet. This was just horrendously small. Last downfall was for the souvenirs cups.... they were out of lids!!!!! So try juggling an open soda to row 20 with food and relying on your 11 year old not to spill his. Not pretty. All in all, great experience!

In my quest to visit all the major league, baseball parks, I was lucky enough to visit Comerica Park in Detroit this week! I love the older ballfields with all the charm and this was no exception. They even have a Merry-Go-Round! They also have this very cool, circular food court, which was delightful because you could eat a lot of different things all at once. I had a Coney dog, a giant pretzel and a lot of cold beer. Beautiful weather beautiful night, and the kicker was that I made it on the Jumbotron.!

The park staff are friendly, the park is huge. Fair prices. The food selection is decent

I went here back in August for an event at Ford Field across the street and saw the Tigers were in town so I decided to catch 3 games while I was there. The staff is top notch and some of the best I've found from the different stadiums I have attended. The stadium itself though leaves a lot to be desired. There is really nothing special about it except maybe the carousel they have but it was not working while I was there. I did enjoy the statues out on the left field concourse and the food was pretty good. This stadium definitely needs some repairs done to it to keep up with the rest of the league.

Gorgeous venue. Weather was amazing. Tigers lost per usual but we had a great time even with SRO tickets. Amazing view of home plate. That said, food and drink is $$$$$ so come prepared. The lines are also insane so make sure u grab extra to eat and drink so you don't waste your time standing in line.

Great ballpark and a good time no matter how the Tigers are playing. There are a wide variety of seating options for every budget too. The concession stands are overpriced but that is the same in every ballpark. There are also a lot of good bars and restaurants around the park for pre or post game celebration. Beware of the traffic on days where the Lions also have a home game. Also, parking prices are steep if you want a spot that is near the stadium.

So beautiful in the summer! We went on a nice day with blue skies and didn't know it was Polish night at the park, so of course we had to order the special the Club was offering! It was a platter with sausage & sauerkraut, stuffed cabbage, corn and mashed potatoes. It was more delicious than I thought it would be, which was a nice surprise!

We were there to watch the Tiger battle the Astros and got to see Justin Verlander pitch. Although the Tigers didn't win, it was a fun experience just to get out with the family and enjoy some professional baseball. The best part of the day was seeing Miguel Cabrera hit a home run in his last season!

Tigers won on 7/6 is a plus. Overpriced poor quality $7.50 hot dogs on dry buns, $13.50 for premium beer and 10 bucks for the cheap stuff. I went to the food court for fries. How does $7.16 for a container the size of my I Phone and maybe 0ne inch deep make you feel? Less than 1/2 a potatoe. There are two sets of prices on all the overhead menus. One for you and one for the season ticket holders who want to save a few cents over you. This is poor class. Everything is Electronic credit card payment and everyone expects a tip of 10,15 20 or 25% for concession counter service in the aisle way. No wonder stadium was 1/3 full. So was my stomach.

Awesome ballpark! Great food ! Friendly service. Tigers v Blue Jays. Tiger Den seats are great.

Took my son to his first game, he had a lot of fun, he wanted to be on the field playing too he didn't understand why he couldn't be playing with the other people. We did a lot of things and all the greeters were great with him and made him feel special. Got him ice cream ( they need strawberry ice cream), row the tigers carousel ( like 3 times), row the escalator two times and he got a baseball bat and a ball

I have been to Comerica Park for many events and games and always enjoy my time here. This time we were here for the much anticipated Joan Jett, Def Leppard, Poison and Motley Crue concert. We have had tickets since 2020! Dang COVID. We were very excited that the day had finally come. Just about everyone was at this concert! We saw so many friends. The concert was great and we had an amazing time. No issues with bathrooms or getting a beer. They have a couple of bar areas and lots of places to get food. There is a members only cigar bar that we have had the opportunity to enjoy due to friends having a membership. One of my favorite things to do in the summer is go to a Tigers game, so, of course we will be back.

This is a baseball stadium which is home to a team that has sucked out load for a decade. As a ballpark it is mid-tier for MLB. We went there for the Billy Joel concert and it was very clear the staff had no idea how to handle a full crowd. Security to get is was pathetic, pretty sad when the Detroit Lions (football team) can do anything better than anyone but they sure do security way better than the Tigers. The Tigers draw about 10,000 per game and security and staffing was set up for that, not the 37,000 that showed up. All in all I will find it very hard to spend any money with the Illich Holding group again.

SERVICE: 3 FOOD QUALITY: 3 DRINK QUALITY: 3 ORDER TIME: 2 AESTHETICS: 4 NOISE LEVEL: 3 MENU SELECTION: 3 OVERALL EXPERIENCE: 3 I will start with the negative experience first since it was a major issue that made me miss the first 4 innings of the game. We showed up 45 mins before the game and it took us over 2 hours to get into the stadium. They are so unorganized that it's almost laughable. SHOW UP 90 MINUTES EARLY AT MINIMUM. If you want to see the whole game 45 mins isn't enough for this stadium. The rest of the experience was your average gaming experience. Same type of foods. Same menus, same waits in food lines, and same types of service. The stadium had a beautiful view of the city. Overall, beyond the disorganization we had a good time. We didn't get to see the 500th home run but we were on the edge of our seats every bat!

The views of downtown were great, but it put the fans looking directly into Sun during a day game. I gave up great seat to move up to shade of the second highest row in the stands. I was not alone.

Second time here, first was 15 years ago. Such a great time both times!! Clean campus, great food and drinks, and you can even catch a beautiful sunset during a game!

Came in from Houston, and the stadium looks amazing! The fans were nice and welcoming!!

Comerica Park is good, and so very close to being great. In fact, I rank Comerica as better than Little Caesars and Ford Field (combined). The Tigers are woeful at times and have been difficult to watch since about 2016ish, but I still make time to come down to the ballpark 8-10 times a year! However, as a Detroit Tigers community, there's one thing we must bring to light; the lack of fan awareness while walking down to seats. I genuinely appreciate the ushers at Comerica's lack of "ticket checking," so I don't want this minor complaint to fall on our excellent ushers. Rather, we need to start being a more socially aware fanbase and wait to walk to our seats until after an out. Too many times, while trying to watch Alex Lange (my Tiger), I have to stand up quickly or look around someone, or simply am unable to see the pitch. Let's put an end to walking in front of other fans during "live action." Let's make Comerica Park great again!

Tigers fans have a long legacy, and on game night in summer it's a festive environment in and outside Comerica. Our visit was hot yet fun as we witnessed a comeback Tiger win which kept the place hopping. Cheap ticket factor: plenty of seats (41K) make this turn of the millennium beauty easy to visit without a second mortgage. Of course reseller markets influence positively as well, and park layout gives you plenty of options in the shade during early-game scorching sun. Parking factor: with the vacancy blight in downtown Detroit, lots abound for cheap prices. Abandoned buildings had giant posters hanging to cover with photos of trendy buildings. Fabulous. We paid $5-10 max for a lot that didn't look like they were driving out of there with our ride as soon as we turned the corner. Okay maybe having a green Ford Taurus helped with that too--who wants one of those? If you're more daring, you could park on the street but then you'd have to make it back to your car post-game, hopefully with windows and valuables and life intact. Welcoming factor: it's a fantastic environment in the area immediately surrounding the park, with plenty of food/drink choices pre/post-game. Once inside the "retro classic" park style provides good views of the action plus a nice skyline and homerun fireworks over centerfield. Food factor: plenty of the classics here, with the Coney dog being king, or the Coney Dog Pizza. And salad in a jar? Check. Plenty outside the same before/after too. Detroit-themed music factor: you get to sing along to "born and raised in South Detroit" and "Don't Stop Believin'" in the later innings. Little kid souvenir factor: visitor batting practice was epic for my son as he got plenty of A's signatures. He might even have gotten a schlub backup Tiger to sign a ball. He hung around a couple innings after game start, so high happy-marks here. Move freely about the cabin factor: adding to the ability to hang around field-level pre-game, there are many good spots to check out the action closer to home plate. This was also good when the direct sun was hitting our outfield bleacher cheap seats innings 1-3. Despite the heat, which you just need to deal with, those skyline outfield views were some of the best of any park in the country, and Tigers fans care about their team, so it was pretty electric on a winning night. I'd like to return--just tell me when it's going to be 72 and balmy.

What can you say ? It's comerica - if you have been you know what to expect. A great time with friends! Excellent seats - 15 rows up near home plate. I love music - but walk up batters music was deafening at our seats. Of course- over priced- everything! Most of ushers have mellowed- especially with the older crowd- best part is meeting new fans, enjoying day with buddies! Possibly I was loud singing take me out to the ball game - in my best imitation of Harry Carey - but hey - that's me !

This is a great looking baseball stadium that I visited while in Detroit. I really liked all the statues and pictures they have outside of the stadium. Really neat place with many cool photo opportunities. All the tigers are a nice touch on the outside

Great concert on Sunday, August 14th. Really enjoyed seeing my favorite rock and roll group since jr. high, Red Hot Chili Peppers. Openers were the funkadelic 'thundercat,' and the Strokes. Pretty decent line up. The attendee in front of us with the "best mullet of your life," his words, not mine and the adorably awkward young adult catty-corner dancing diagonal for rhcp's whole set. So many golden moments y'all! Great music, only few flubs, but I've been there. Lol. So happy I can say I have visited this ballpark, too. Now to visit my next one....but where? Gotta come back for a Tigers game someday, too. Sadly, I love baseball but my interest wanes by about the fifth inning especially if my team isn't winning. I am a horrible fan.

Ladies and gentlemen. The girls and I are here for every game we have free time to go to. In the daytime, get a tan. In the nighttime, sweat a lot but enjoy the pretty sunsets. The Tiger's stadium prices also never fail to hype us up. Get a hotdog, grab a margarita, sit in your chair, bring your girlies, have a good time.

Have not been here in a while...thanks COVID. This place is still a great place to watch the Tigers play. Have to say the restrooms were clean Food areas were kept up Seating area was also clean.

Food and beer leave lot to be desired. There seemed to only be one craft brew stand of "Michigan brew" the rest of the beer stands were strictly Miller lite or coors lite and if you were lucky they had summer Shandy. I ate a pretzel. Other options were basically just a hot dog, peanuts, sausage... I wasn't ok with just the most basic ballpark food..... I ate outside the park between double header. So much better.

Great baseball park. Seats not crazy expensive. Comfortable. Easy to get to. Great family outing

Awesome baseball park has a merry go round, a Ferris wheel lots of places you can order food and drinks food was good and great seats to watch a game friendly staff all around the park will return again

We bought Tigers Den tickets. That section has really gone downhill. Filthy. Had to find paper towels and water to clean the crusted on bird poop on seats and tables. No staff the entire game. Cheap seat ticket holders (drunk) grabbing Tigers Den empty seats...horrible behavior. Not the premium experience of bygone days.

Can you think of a more iconic place to be in at a baseball game in the summertime? They have buses that pick up from Royal Oak and take us to downtown to treat for the Tigers game, during the summer months, can you be getting a bus ride to the game? If you're lucky you might get a doubleheader. Great place to come with a group of friends have some cocktails, frozen drinks or just beer. Sit out in the sun and soak up the sun and the homeruns. Stay for a while, at least for some of the new stretch. If you need a break from sitting, we can always walk around the concourse. There's a lot to see and do besides watching the game too.

We LOVED our concert experience here! Can't wait to book more events! Plenty of experienced crowd control, food and water everywhere, cool bar inside to cool down from the sun. Just everything we needed was available and that was so nice for a 7 hour concert!!! Rock on!

First time back in awhile and with Miggy needing one more hit for 3000, I'm thinking today was the day. And what a beautiful day it was. The seats were fine, the game was historic and my absolute favorite this far. My hot dog was a tad crispy but all beef which made me happy. The staff were fine, the bathrooms were kept up, and the product on the field was top shelf today. So glad my friend Aidan and I could see history. Can't wait to come back in August to watch Lou get his number retired. Prices are high and card only now so not a five but good day overall. I wish the vendors would walk around more while we are seated like they used to. I saw one beer guy (I don't drink) and one hot dog guy before the game started and that was it. Other than that, there seemed to be good food choices and the atmosphere was electric. Congratulations Miguel on an amazing milestone day (several records today).

There's a lot to like about Comerica Park. What stood out to me was how accessible the stadium was. If you want to go to the Team Store or walk around behind center field to see the player statues, you won't have to fight any crowds because of the venue's wide walkways. There's even a play area for kids. And yeah, the upper levels are bit up there but there are a couple of escalators to take you up there. Easy peasy. The concessions offer options that range from standard ballpark fare to gourmet dishes, adult beverages included. There's a main area just off of home plate where most of the big options are however there are plenty of stands throughout the park. You shouldn't have any problem finding what you want. Just FYI, certain areas of the ballpark offer pregame and happy hour specials. Last, but not least, is the action on the field, which is a lot of fun to watch from seats with easy and comfortable sight lines. The sunset reflecting off of the downtown skyline and left field video board doesn't hurt either. It really makes you enjoy those Michigan long summer nights.