What's New at Comerica Park

• Strike Out Cancer | May 23-25

The Tigers are teaming up with Karmanos Cancer Institute for Strike Out Cancer Weekend, May 23-25, including the Tigers’ annual Pink Out the Park game on May 24. Each game throughout the weekend will recognize a different form of cancer and feature 50/50 raffle donations to various organizations, survivor spotlights and more.

• Black in Baseball | June 13-15

The Tigers are partnering with Comerica Bank to pay homage to the greats who’ve fortified Tigers baseball tradition and continue to inspire future generations to impact the game. The weekend will include “For the Culture Friday” on June 13, the 29th annual Negro Leagues tribute game on June 14 and many more initiatives to celebrate Black in Baseball.

• 25th Anniversary of Comerica Park | July 11-13

The Tigers are celebrating 25 years of incredible moments at Comerica Park from July 11-13 against the Seattle Mariners, who the Tigers hosted for the inaugural game at Comerica Park on April 11, 2000. The 25th Anniversary celebration will include a Block Party on July 11, a Stadium Replica giveaway on July 12 and highlights of the biggest moments in Comerica Park history all weekend.

• Players’ Choice | August 22-24

Throughout Players’ Choice Weekend from Aug. 22-24, fans will get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Tigers players through stories and visual representations of their personal interests, causes they’re most passionate about and appreciation for special moments along their professional journeys.

• Fiesta Tigres | September 19-21

During the 20th annual Fiesta Tigres Weekend, presented by Miller Lite, from Sept. 19-21, the Tigers will honor the Latin American community’s unmistakable contributions to the enrichment of Tigers culture and baseball tradition through heritage-themed activations and festivities that celebrate our history and proud legacy.

In addition to the Home Plate Club, the Tigers have invested in infrastructure maintenance and improvements for players and fans at Comerica Park.

• Lower-Level Loge Boxes

With access to the Home Plate Club and all the same benefits, the new Loge Boxes offer fans semi-private luxury seating and a game-viewing experience that elevates them above the action. A privacy wall partially encloses these seats, providing additional comfort directly in front of each chair.

• Tiger Den Seating and Club Amenities

The Tiger Den chairs have been replaced with ultra-comfortable, marine-grade vinyl seats, along with side tables now fixed between every two seats. The Tiger Den Hall food menu has been refreshed with exciting new menu options on a rotating basis. Each Tiger Den Season Ticket Member also receives $10 in loaded value to use toward ballpark favorites.

• State-of-the-Art Control Room

The Tigers completed a full upgrade of the previous Comerica Park control room, which was installed in 2012, to meet the graphics and replay needs of modern MLB ballpark control rooms. The state-of-the-art equipment includes remotely operated cameras throughout the ballpark, including team bullpens, within the backstop behind home plate and in the Big Cat Court for special event coverage.

The Tigers, in partnership with Delaware North Sportservice, are excited to announce menu additions at various Comerica Park locations in 2025, including a variety of unique twists on ballpark and local favorites. The Tigers are once again partnering with small restaurant businesses in the city of Detroit, providing fans with diverse, local flavors throughout the ballpark.

Section 119: Big Cat Court

• Smashburger: Two Fairway beef patties with American cheese, diced onion and special sauce on a Martin's roll.
• Chickpea Power Bowl: Rice, chickpeas, tabouleh, garlic sauce, hummus and pita chips, with an add-on chicken option. Available at the Shawarma section.

Section 140: Breadless will offer fresh, health-conscious options

• Jerk Chicken & Mango: Oven-roasted jerk chicken, peach mango salsa, no sugar added BBQ sauce, pepperjack cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers, fresh mango slices and onions, wrapped in Swiss chard.
• Avocado Turkey: Fresh sliced turkey, avocado spread, champagne vinaigrette, white cheddar cheese, tomatoes, sweet pickles, onions, chopped romaine, wrapped in a romaine lettuce wrap.
• Spicy Falafel: Smashed falafel, spicy aioli, pickled turnips, Arabic pickles, tomatoes, onions and chopped romaine, wrapped in Swiss chard.
• Southwest Rice Bowl: Oven-roasted or jerk chicken, falafel or house-braised beef, black beans, avocado spread, garlic crema, white cheddar cheese, roasted peppers, caramelized onions and brown rice.

Section 149: Slows Bar BQ will offer several sandwiches from the favorite local BBQ joint

• The Reason: Slows Bar BQ smoked pulled pork, bathed in North Carolina BBQ sauce, topped with coleslaw and dill pickles.
• The Yardbird: Smoked chicken, sauteed mushrooms, cheddar, applewood smoked bacon, whole grain honey mustard and BBQ sauce.
• Put Me In Coach: Shredded brisket bathed in Kansas City-style BBQ sauce, topped with sliced onion and dill pickles.

Section 151: Blue Moon Bistro

• Motor City Melt: Mozzarella sticks, house-made marinara and melty provolone, sandwiched between sourdough garlic bread.

Throughout Comerica Park: Little Caesars Pizza

• Little Caesars Deep Dish Pizza

Rotating Local Food Trucks on Weekends: Fans can enjoy delicious fare from local food trucks Friday-Sunday during select homestands

• Lobster Food Truck: Lobster rolls, lobster BLT and shrimp tacos.
• More rotating local food trucks will be announced throughout the season.

Fans entering Comerica Park will once again receive giveaways at every Saturday home game this season. Available in Limited Quantities.

All 81 Tigers home games in 2025 will be broadcast in Spanish on La Z 1310 AM and 107.9 FM WDTW radio stations. Tigers Spanish Communications and Broadcasting Manager Carlos Guillén will provide play-by-play commentary, while 1984 World Series champion Bárbaro Garbey will provide color analysis.

This will be the first time fans can listen to all home games in complete Spanish broadcasts on public radio. Spanish-language broadcasts can also be heard on the SAP Audio App on FanDuel Sports Network.

Tigers fans will have their choice of new merchandise for the 2025 season, including specialty Opening Day products like hats, t-shirts and novelty items.

The D Shop, presented by Meijer, is a one-stop shop at Comerica Park for new team merchandise.

New Merchandise Items and Locations:

• New lower-level custom shop with jersey customization and a New Era hat patch station
• New Nike City Connect styles
• Polos, pullovers and quarter zips from Detroit-based premium brand, Greyson Clothiers
• Olde English D vests, polos and quarter zips from Holderness & Bourne
• Men’s and ladies’ collections from Cutter and Buck
• New Authentics location within The D Shop

The newest authenticated items for the 2025 Tigers season, including autographed, game-used and player-worn memorabilia, are available near Sections 133 and 134 at Comerica Park.

Tigers Authentics, which donates a portion of all proceeds to the Detroit Tigers Foundation, will also have a new location in The D Shop this season.

New Authenticated Items:

• Tyler Holton autographed baseballs
• Autographed City Connect jerseys
• 2024 game-used postseason items
• 2024 postseason clinch photos with game-used dirt
• Little League Classic items
• Players’ Weekend items