| World / Canada / Ontario / Windsor, 5 km from center | Coordinates: 42°20'20"N 83°2'55"W |
Comerica Park has been the home to Detroit Tigers baseball since 2000. It cost $300 million to build, and seats over 40,000. It was constructed as a replacement for Tiger Stadium and is located next door to Ford Field, the home of the Detroit Lions. Like many other sports venues constructed in recent years, the park is named after a corporate sponsor, in this case local bank Comerica Bank, who paid $66 million over thirty years for the naming rights.
Comerica Park was the site of the 2005 MLB All-Star game. On October 21, 2006, Comerica Park hosted the first World Series game in the history of the ballpark (Game 1 of the 2006 World Series).
Category: stadium baseball ground mlb detroit tigers
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21 months ago mike | +6 |
 
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Bless you boys! | ||||
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15 months ago dt | +2 |
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The only stadium that faces to the south. Just so Ford Stadium couldn't be seen. | ||||
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14 months ago Dutch | +1 |
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Comerica Park...what a joke. GREED!!!!!!!! | ||||
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11 months ago goll12 | +6 |
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Tigers are sweet. Every one was just pissed that they mede the 06 series. So in your face u haters!!
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10 months ago charlestwrenn | +7 |
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As of tonight this is the first season they have had 3 Million people in a season. Go Tigers, there is always next year.
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10 months ago Danman | -4 |
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who's that funny lookin kid in that picture? | ||||
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