Section 126
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About Section 126
Key Insights
- Recommended For Visiting Team Fans (Rows 1-4)
- Recommended For Great Views of the Field (Rows 20-35)
- Home Plate View
- Head-on View (most shows)
- Home Plate Club (Rows HHH-KKK)
- On-Deck Circle Seats - Tigers Games (Rows 1-13)
- Afternoon Shade in Select Rows
- Rows HHH-KKK, 15-35
Seating Notes
- For baseball games, we recommend rows 1-4 for visiting team fans
- For baseball games, we recommend rows 20-35 for great views of the field
- For baseball games, desirable view from behind home plate
- Head-on view of the performance for end-stage concerts
- Rows HHH-KKK are part of the Home Plate Club
- Rows 1-13 are part of the On-Deck Circle Seats for Tigers games
- Rows 32 and above are shaded during most late afternoon games
- See all shaded and covered seating
Row Numbers
- Rows in Section 126 are labeled HHH-KKK, 15-35
- When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the right
Views From Section 126
What It's Like to Sit in Section 126
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RYS Expert Reviews
Home Plate Club
(2026 Review) - The Home Plate Club at Comerica Park offers the most exclusive and luxurious seating experience for baseball fans. Located directly behind home plate, in front of sections 125-130, these seats provide an unparalleled view of the action, placing fans closer to the field than anywhere else in the ballpark.
The first three rows (HHH–KKK) of Sections 125–130 are also part of the Home Plate Club. While these seats are located behind Home Plate Club Sections 1–5 and not directly at field level, they still include full access to all Home Plate Club benefits.
The seating itself goes far beyond the standard stadium chair. Extra-wide, plush seats with heating and cooling controls ensure fans stay comfortable no matter the weather — from chilly early-season games to the heat of mid-summer matchups.
Fans in the Home Plate Club also enjoy access to a private, all-inclusive club space. This upscale lounge features included gourmet dining options, unlimited alcoholic beverages, and a variety of comfortable areas to relax and socialize. With private restrooms, fully stocked bars, and spacious hangout areas, the club offers the perfect retreat between innings.
For fans seeking the best seats, best views, and best amenities at Comerica Park, the Home Plate Club stands in a league of its own.
Infield Boxes (Baseball)
- Sections 118-137 are commonly referred to as the Infield Boxes. Because of their close proximity to the field, these are considered some of the best seats at a Tigers game. The upper rows in each section provide ample elevation for seeing the whole field and will be close to the main concourse. Meanwhile, lower rows in sections 120-135 are considered On-Deck Circle Seats. The Tigers dugout is located in front of sections 131-136, while the visitor's sit in front of 120-124. At the entrance of the ballpark behind section 119 is the Big Cat Food Court and Carousel, which offer a fun family experience at the ballpark.
On-Deck Circle Seats
(2026 Review) - For fans who wish to enjoy the amenities of the Tiger Den seats - but prefer to sit closer to the field - there are the On-Deck Circle seats. These club seats are the first 13 rows of Sections 120-135 and come with access to the Tiger Den and Club Lounge. Ticketholders also receive in-seat wait service and a private entrance to the ballpark. The On-Deck Circle seats are arguably the best seats at Comerica Park. These seats will get fans close to the field and the team dugouts. If you are looking for the best home plate views, we recommend sitting in sections 127 and 128. Ticketholders sitting in sections 131-135 will be behind the Tigers dugout, while fans sitting in sections 120-124 will be behind the visitor's dugout.
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