Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati OH

This is by far one of my favorite stadiums to visit. Even though it might be referred to as "Great American Small Park" it offers a excellent environment to all attendees. I would recommend spending more to get into the scout section if you can. I have been able to sit next to some MLB scouts and see a different aspect of the game. Plus, there is a more exclusive concessions area with more food options available.

Favorite ballfield to watch baseball. There's not a bad seat in the whole place. The antics between innings are fun and engaging, the shout-outs to military are heartwarming, the mascots are so cool and always make me smile.

One of my favorite ball parks.

- Right on the water
- affordable food
- tons of activities for kids (best in baseball)
- overall a beautiful park

Lost my voice, that's something I rarely do. Therefore the experience was a 10/10

Also ended up on screen 4 times cuz I sat in the right spot

Sorry for the Reds fans. (not really) lol But My Dodgers got the WIN that Sat. & Sun. 9/18 - 9/19/21! However ALL staff we came into contact with was Courteous, Friendly, and went above and beyond to accommodate my husband whom since ticket purchased was before he needed a wheelchair. And did I mention there's also a wonderful view.

Want to Paul Brown Stadium parking was almost non existent I got there 3hrs before game time saw Police just standing around and no one helped with the traffic? Finally found a lot watched the game and tried to get to 75 n and took an hour to go 5 blocks where is the traffic control? This will be the last time for me it was terrible!

Very underrated park. I have been to about half the stadiums in baseball and I’d put this in my top 5. Being able to view the Cincinnati-Covington Bridge from Left Field was the cherry on top.

Not a bad seat in the house. Food and drink prices are however high so bring your own or hit up The Holy Grail bar just outside before or after the game.

Beautiful stadium. However, there was some political propaganda in between several of the innings. If you don;t mind such a thing, then you'll have a good time. But if you prefer to just watch the game as a kind of escape, then you might find it bothersome. They had some nice areas for children, which was a bonus.

It's not whether the Reds win or lose this year but how you watch the game. And no better way to do this than the Handlebar between 1st base and right field. All the food you can eat, from French Toast to Prime Rib and six drink tickets, with wait service to boot. Count yourself lucky to go on a Sunday when they have a Bloody Mary line. It is inside-out seating with wonderful, picturesque, views of the river and playing field. Worth doing if only once a year. If the Reds win like they did this game, all the better. GABP delivers high quality for the dollar.

1st Reds game in 3 years. Nice seat for $10 with covid vaccine card. Always enjoy going to a reds game.
And as is our Reds ttradition after each final home game. "we'll get them next year".
Cheers.

Great place to see a Reds game. Good seats all around and reasonably priced for an mlb game. Loved the addition of Dora outside the stadium to keep down the price of food and drink vs paying inside prices.

The fan experience at GABP is top shelf. The food and drink options are plentiful. The ballpark is very clean. The Reds hall of fame is awesome. Fireworks Friday is great.

The ballpark is one of my most favorite parks I have ever visited. What a beautiful and well-organized park! In addition, I loved the all-you-can-eat service for $25! It is the best service I have ever experienced in any ballpark!

Always want to love the "home" team, but GABP just didn't do it for me. While the facility is clean and very accessible, the food and beverage options left a lot to be desired. Only a small handful of restaurants, and some of the classic ballpark items missing or at least hard to find (philly, good nachos, etc). Only Big Boy for burgers. No health food in sight. Come on Cincy, check out other parks and step your game up! Heck, I'd rather go to a game at Slugger Field for your triple A team.

One of the most beautiful ballparks I've ever been to. Very functional and concessions have variety. I liked the self service beer fridge they have on the lower concourse. Overall stadium is beautiful and the staff was excellent.

Even though our seats were towards the top of the stadium, they were pretty great! It was a fun experience watching the Reds play and win! Loved the fireworks at the end of the game!

I had been to the stadium some years ago for a Reds game and thoroughly enjoyed myself then. Came back for the Billy Joel concert and wasn't disappointed. Some of the rude patrons were annoying but the overall fun of show pushed them to the back of my mind. The view of the Cincinnati skyline as well as the Ohio River and some of the bridges add to the charm of the stadium. Regardless of the event, I have yet to have a bad experience here. I would suggest that you live a little and spend the $20 for the attached parking to the stadium. If you don't live in the Cincinnati area and need to find your way back to interstate 75 or any of the other major highways, it was super easy to navigate from the parking garage and find ourselves on the highway heading back north within 5 minutes of leaving the garage it seemed.

Food prices are what you should expect from a venue such as this. So bring a few paychecks if you're over 2 people. Lol

I can't wait for my next visit.

You wont find a better experience for yourself or your family. Easy parking and easy seat access. There are no bad seats in the ball park.