TBD at Detroit Tigers (World Series, Home Game 4) (If Necessary) (Date TBD) Comerica Park Detroit

Located in Downtown of Detroit, Michigan, Comerica Park is the home of the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball. Named after Comerica bank which was established in Detroit, this park was opened. Its seating area is also known as the "Tiger Den." With a large seating capacity of 41,083, it is easy to reach here via public transportation. Comerica Park is established on the Detroit College of Law.

The Comerica Park features many attractions such as a tiger themed carousel, a baseball-themed Ferris wheel, and abundant food court. Apart from these attractions, there are retail stores that offer team merchandise for all ages. The team store is opened all year round, and other locations are open to the days when games are played. People who have tickets can have access to these locations. There is also a walking museum in the park which has displayed the beautiful monuments and collectibles on the Tigers team's history. Sculptures of legendary and Tigers' greatest players which include Ty Cobb, Willie Horton, Charlie Gehringer, Hank Greenberg, Hal Newhouser and Al Kaline – and Ernie Harwell are memorialized here. With beautiful open-air views, a huge water fountain in center field, liquid fireworks, Comerica Park is a dream of a baseball lover.

On game days, you can risk going directly to the Comerica Park Detroit box office, or you can purchase at low prices any time at ticketsonsale.com.