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Compare the 2026 Season Detroit Tigers schedule for every home game at Comerica Park and every road matchup. Browse live all-in prices, explore seating, and pay in full or over time when eligible.
Detroit Tigers vs. Cleveland Guardians · Tue, Aug 11 at 6:40pm · Comerica Park
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Baseball is just a game, as simple as a ball and bat, yet as complex as the American spirit it symbolizes. A sport, a business and sometimes almost even a religion.
Live TicketNetwork inventory is connected for 99 games on this schedule. “From” prices are all-in when fee data exists — confirm the final total at checkout.
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Tickets often stay available right up to first pitch, and prices can rise or fall late. Mobile-transfer listings are usually your best bet for last-minute buys — but delivery timing depends on the listing, so confirm the delivery method before you check out. Buying on game day? Our team prioritizes event-day support for urgent delivery help.
Figures are all-in when fee data is available and can move with demand. these are resale tickets; prices may be higher or lower than face value
The 2026 home opener returns to Comerica Park in early April Date TBA. Opening Dayis one of the toughest tickets of the year — set a price alert and we'll surface listings the moment they're posted.
Get Opening Day alertsPlayoff inventory appears here when games are officially scheduled and tickets become available. Join the waitlist to be first in line for October baseball.
Promotions are managed by the team and may change. Eligibility, quantity, and distribution rules are determined by the venue.
Tap a section on the map to see what it costs and who it's best for. Open-air, natural grass, downtown skyline over the fence.
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The Tiger Den and on-deck circle seats — as close to the batter's box as it gets, with in-seat service.
Find these seats →Unique to this page — transit, parking, value seats, and neighborhood tips for Detroit game nights.
Comerica Park in Detroit is easiest when you plan your ride before first pitch. Check rail, bus, or rideshare options into Detroit, and screenshot your mobile tickets before you lose signal in the crowd.
Team lots and private garages surround the park; book ahead for big games. Rideshare pin drops move on event nights — confirm the arena/stadium app guidance so you’re not dropped on the wrong side of security.
Upper / value sections with a centered view of the infield often beat deep corners on pure sightlines. Premium rows closest to the action are the splurge; centered mid-level seats are usually the sweet spot for first-timers.
Grab food near Comerica Park before doors if you can — lines and rideshares stack up close to first pitch. Gates typically open about 90 minutes before first pitch.
Pay in full, split into four, or spread a bigger order over months when you're eligible. Approval, interest, and the payment schedule are determined by the financing provider and shown before you confirm — financing terms vary and are not interest-free for everyone.
These are resale tickets; prices may be higher or lower than face value. Covered order problems may qualify for replacement tickets or a refund under the TicketLater Buyer Guarantee. See the Buyer Guarantee and Terms for full details.

Founded in 1894, the Tigers are one of the American League's original clubs and have called Detroit home for well over a century — Bennett Park, Tiger Stadium at the corner, and now Comerica Park on Woodward.
Four World Series titles and names like Ty Cobb, Hank Greenberg, Al Kaline, and Kirk Gibson define Motor City baseball. Today's club is young, hungry, and pitching-led, back in the hunt in the AL Central.
Comerica's deep gaps, the fountain in center, and one of baseball's best skyline backdrops make it a joy to watch ball here — especially when Cleveland, Chicago, or Minnesota come to town.
Come for the baseball, stay for the fireworks, the Coney dogs, and the roar when a Tiger goes deep. That's summer in Detroit.
TicketLater is your hub for Tigers tickets — compare the Comerica Park schedule, filter home vs away, and see all-in starting prices when fee data is available.
Every upcoming Tigers game lives on this page — home dates at Comerica Park and road trips across the American League. Compare dates, opponents, and starting prices, then tap a game to open its seat map.
Prices start around $12 for midweek division games and climb for weekend series, fireworks nights, and marquee visitors. Browse totals are all-in with fees; if you finance, the all-in total may differ before your provider applies its terms.
At checkout, pay in full with a card or wallet, or split the cost with a pay-over-time provider when your order qualifies. You'll always see the schedule and any fees from the provider before you confirm.
New dates are added as they go on sale, so bookmark this page and check back before big series against the Guardians, Twins, and visiting AL East clubs. All sales are final except as described in our Buyer Guarantee and Terms for refunds, cancellations, and postponements.
At checkout, choose card, wallet, or a pay-over-time option (Affirm / Klarna / pay-in-4 where offered) if you want to split a bigger Tigers order.
Detroit Tigers ticket prices move all season long. The biggest factors are the opponent, the day of the week, the section, and how much demand a game is drawing — so the same seat can cost very different amounts from one date to the next. This page pulls together the whole 2026 slate with all-in prices, so you can compare at a glance instead of hunting game by game.
Home games at Comerica Park are the classic Detroit day out, and they're where most fans start. Away games — Tigers road trips to Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, and beyond — are listed here too, so you can plan a trip or catch the team when they visit your city.
Midweek games — especially Tuesday and Wednesday nights against division opponents — are usually the cheapest tickets of the week. Friday and Saturday games, promotional nights, and marquee visitors like the Yankees carry the biggest premiums. If you're price-sensitive, a midweek game in the upper deck or outfield is the sweet spot.
Fireworks nights, bobblehead and jersey giveaways, Kids Run the Bases, and Fan Appreciation games draw bigger crowds and firmer prices, so it pays to buy those early. For everything else, tickets often stay available right up to first pitch — prices can rise or fall late, and mobile-transfer listings are typically the safest bet when you're buying close to game time.
Use the interactive seating map to weigh the view against the price — infield boxes for the closest look, bleachers and the upper deck for the best value, or club seats for the extras. Most tickets are delivered as mobile transfers you can add to your phone, with delivery timing shown on each listing. At checkout you can pay in full or, on eligible orders, split the cost into four payments or spread it over months — with terms set by the provider. Qualifying delivery and validity issues may be covered under the TicketLater Buyer Guarantee, which may provide comparable or better replacement tickets or a refund after verification. These are resale tickets; prices may be higher or lower than face value.
TicketLater supports buy-now-pay-later for sports when a listing qualifies — Affirm, Klarna, or other pay-in-4 / monthly options can appear at checkout. That’s useful for premium ballpark seats and rivalry nights where the all-in total is steep but you still want to be there for first pitch.
When TicketNetwork inventory is available, schedule “from” amounts on this page reflect live all-in pricing (TicketLater’s mandatory fees included when fee data exists). Always confirm the final total at checkout — demand can move prices quickly on rivalry nights.