Detroit Tigers Interactive Seating Chart with Seat Views

Welcome to TickPick’s Detroit Tigers Seating Chart.

Here’s everything you need to know before you buy Detroit Tigers tickets, including Fifth Third Park (formerly Comerica Park) seat views, best seats, dugout and bullpen locations, and more.

Firth Third Park Seating Chart

Hover over any section for a row breakdown

Detroit Tigers Interactive Seat Views

 

On a mobile device, drag your finger on the interactive Tigers seat view above, or click it with your mouse on a computer. As an example, you can see what your view would look like from Section 128.

View listings for all MLB tickets on TickPick’s website or mobile app, available on the Google Play Store or the iOS App Store. The app gives you a full 360-degree view of Fifth Third Park seating from any section.

Fifth Third Park History and Overview

Fifth Third Park is located in downtown Detroit at 2100 Woodward Avenue and is the home of the Detroit Tigers. It replaced the old Tiger Stadium for the 2000 MLB season and is one of baseball’s most pitcher-friendly ballparks, a direct contrast to the old Tiger Stadium.

Fifth Third Park has a capacity of 41,681 for Tigers games, which includes 3,039 club seats and 102 luxury suites.

Fifth Third Park Seat Numbers

The Fifth Third Park seating chart with seat numbers shows that seat 1 is typically closer to the adjacent lower-numbered section. For example, seat 1 in section 121 would be closest to the highest-numbered seat in section 120.

Typically, the best seats are closer to home plate. By that logic, if you’re on the left-field line, you’d want a lower seat number, and on the right-field line, you’d want a higher seat number. (So remember, seat and row numbers aren’t the same thing.)

The Best Seats for Detroit Tigers Games

The Best Seats for a Detroit Tigers game are in the On-Deck seats and around the infield in sections 120-135. The Tiger Den seats come after those, but they can’t score in these sections.

The field-level sections along the first- and third-base lines are a great option. If you want to sit with the more rowdy Tigers fans, the bleachers are always a great option.

Premium Seats at Fifth Third Park

Premium seats for Detroit Tigers games are in the On-Deck section (rows 1-12), in front of sections 120-135. Although these seats aren’t padded, they offer in-seat service (you still need to pay for food) and access to the Tiger Club and Den Lounge. You can watch the game from select seats in the Tiger Club, but you can’t see the field from the Den Lounge (only on TVs).

The Tiger Den seats, located in rows A through H in sections 120-135, are larger padded seats that provide access to the club and lounge. The Club Seats, situated behind the Tiger Den Seats, offer no access to the club (ironically) but are padded.

Upper Deck Seats at Fifth Third Park

Detroit Tigers fans will tell you the upper deck seats at Detroit Tigers Stadium are farther from the action than you’ve probably experienced before.

If your budget allows, we recommend field-level or bleacher seats. The one upside to upper-deck seats is a nice view of the city, but not much of the game.

Fifth Third Park Seats in the Shade

For shade at Fifth Third Park, sit on the field level on the first base side. The side of the park stays in the shade most of the day. Grab seats in the Tiger Den in row D or higher if you want full protection from the elements (rain).

Fifth Third Park Sun and Shade Guide

Fifth Third Park is oriented with home plate facing roughly south, which is somewhat unusual and affects how the sun and shade are distributed throughout the afternoon. Because of this southern-facing layout, both the first-base and third-base sides receive varying sun exposure depending on the time of day.

For afternoon games, the sun is largely overhead and to the south, so the outfield bleachers in left and right fields face into the sun for most of the game. As the afternoon progresses, the upper deck provides substantial shade to the lower-level sections behind home plate and along both baselines. The lower-level sections directly behind home plate, roughly sections 115 to 130, offer some of the best shade for day games because the press box structure and upper deck effectively block the overhead sun.

The Tiger Den area in the outfield and the right field bleachers are fully exposed for afternoon games. Left-field corner sections also get direct sun through most of a day game.

Evening games at Fifth Third Park are comfortable throughout the park, and the south-facing layout means fans rarely have to contend with the low-angle sun in their eyes at first pitch.

Best shaded seats for day games: Lower level sections 115 to 130 behind home plate. The upper deck overhangs provide the most shade on both sides of the infield.

Bottom line: Fifth Third Park’s south-facing orientation makes it one of the more forgiving outdoor stadiums for midday sun. Outfield seats are the exception and get full exposure.

Dugout and Bullpen Locations at Fifth Third Park

The Detroit Tigers’ Dugout is in front of sections 131-135, and the visitors’ dugout is in front of sections 120-124. The Detroit Tigers’ bullpen and the visiting team’s bullpen are in left field in front of sections 143-151.

Kids Day at Detroit Tigers Games

Every Sunday, the home game at Fifth Third Park is Kids Day. Kids 14 and under can score a free promotional item, enjoy free rides on the Fifth Third Park Carousel and Fly Ball Ferris Wheel, get free face painting, and even run the bases postgame.

Where to Get Player Autographs at Tigers Games

Guests may seek autographs along the railings near the playing field until 45 minutes before the game starts or until the batting cages are removed. The best sections for autographs are near the dugouts (the on-deck sections).

ADA Seating at Fifth Third Park

For wheelchair users and/or those attending a game at Fifth Third Park with someone who uses a wheelchair, here is some important information. If you’re seeking ADA seating, you’ll find accessible rows at the top of most sections throughout the venue.

If needed, we provide folding chairs for guests, such as those who want to sit with a fan while using a wheelchair. One trick to filter for ADA-accessible tickets is to use our “Additional filters +” button on the event page, which lets you select “ADA (wheelchair accessible).” This will show all seats the seller has marked as accessible seating.

How to Buy Cheap Detroit Tigers Tickets

Now that you know how to find the right Detroit Tigers stadium seats, it’s time to buy tickets. We offer Fifth Third Park tickets at the best prices, guaranteed.

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