Former Tiger Stadium Site — Attraction in Detroit

I don't understand why this ball park charges $10 for adults and children. It should be free or no more than $5 considering, I'm only going there to see my grandson play for 22 minutes. 2 times, which is 44 minutes altogether. It cost me $10, my 9 yr old grandaughter $10, my 7 yr old & 3 yr old with me, $40 for what? I invited my friend and he brought his 2 grand kids with him. Ages 7 & 8, $30 for them. Seventy dollars, from 1 family to watch 1 child play 44 minutes. And then we had a sit there and waited forever for my grandson to play for 22 minutes, and then we had to wait in between another hour for him to play another 22 minutes. It's about 4/5 different games going on all over the field at the same time. Unbelievable, where is the money going for this? They should make their money off of the professional baseball games. Not off of kids 12-year-olds, 6 graders. I didn't have much money that day, and I was planning on buying them something at the ball park. I had no money left to even get us a hot dog.😪🥵😡kids were hungry 🤬🤬🤬🤬I recommend Not Going If You...

So glad this place is still a ball park. Got to take my son and tell him stories...show him exactly where, his great grandpa use to sit and heckle Ty Cobb...to make hi. Play better.

Got to walk by the checkered cab building and show him where the ball hit when me and his grandpa left early to "get ahead of the crowd", and Gibby hit one over and out of the stadium.

Got to show him and explain the unique overhang in right field and the flag pole in play, in center filed.

Comerica Park is great, and filled with its own stories now, but nothing like the stories at...

Michigan and Trumbull, forever the home of the Detroit Tigers. The former site of Michigans own Field of Dreams, now an open lot with a baseball diamond and a lot of memories. The Detroit Tigers called this corner home until the turn of the millennium and then they moved downtown to their current location. Several World Series Champions were made on this corner, along with several Hall of Famers. Come see this historical site...