Name: Great American Ball Park
Address: 100 Joe Nuxhall Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202, USA, US
Telephone: +1 513-381-7337

Great American Ball Park is a stadium, located at 100 Joe Nuxhall Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 513-381-7337, visit their website cincinnati.reds.mlb.com for more detailed information.

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100 Joe Nuxhall Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 26 April 2017

Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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09 December 2017

I love this ball park..I'm always able to find great seats for an affordable price.. I brought my little girl here for the first time and we absolutely had a blast..although the price of concessions are a bit pricey it's still worth it..we parked on the other side of the river and took the boat ride over which was $5 it she loved that even more.. can't wait for next season so we can relive this memory
Kevin Lamb

04 December 2017

Great for a trip to the ballpark to take in a Reds baseball game with family, friends or groups, all ages will have good fun. Be sure to bring some extra cash to grab a snack, hot pretzels and nachos, maybe even a full dinner of pizza or grilled chicken breast sandwiches. If your in the mood for dessert, there's lots of options to choose from. You won't even need to leave your seat if your parched or peckish as vendors are always nearby selling a variety of refreshments. You can also take your chance in a "Split The Pot" raffle, while supporting the Reds Community Fund. Make sure to get your tickets by middle of seventh inning if you want your chance in the raffle, winners are announced in the eighth inning during every Reds home game.
Michael Claypool

23 November 2017

Fun place for the family or to hang with friends. Club area is nice and there isn't a bad seat in the place. If you stay on the west side upper seats, you can stay out of the sun. They allow you to bring in food and unopened bottles of water and pop. Not too many places do this, but they understand some people are on a budget, but still enjoy coming to the game.
Brad Knutson

23 November 2017

This is perhaps one of my favorite ballparks. The ballpark looks amazing from the field, and the fans are passionate and excited for their team. The food options at the stadium are great. Alcohol prices are a little high, as are ticket prices, but well worth a visit.
Elizabeth Fritz

02 November 2017

One of my absolute favorite ball parks. The staff is great. Parking is easy. Tickets are affordable. The food is great. A bit pricey for certain items but they do have deals and you're allowed to bring in soft sided coolers. We usually pack water and snacks for the kids. It's always clean. The experience is unlike any other. They have family days and awesome events, too.
Len Winter

27 September 2017

Not a bad Seat in the house. I am amazed how inexpensive it can be to go to an MLB game in cities not named Washington, San Francisco and New York. A $35.00 ticket gets you a great seat and the concessions don't leave you penniless. This is the first park that I've been to that has a fresh fruit concession. This was a real treat as I sought out a healthy option. Don't forget the play the 50/50. It benefits a good cause!
Ethan Lynn

25 September 2017

I love this ballpark. Wonderful walk up to the ticket gate with statues. I have sat in many seats and they all give a good view. Friendly staff. Nursing station. Great concessions. Fireworks every Friday night. A fantastic place to watch a ball game.
Aaron Hagan

16 September 2017

Beautiful ball park. The usual high ball park prices, tho a very good food & drink selection.
Great sight lines, comfortable seating, variety of ticket prices. 2 Giant screens, music & games between innings.
Now, if they only had a good team
Still, a fun experience. Recommended.
Judd Dupuis

08 September 2017

Beautiful ballpark located on the Ohio River. Parking is affordable but does require a decent walk wherever you're coming from. There's no bad seats and the food is delicious. The fan stores have plenty of selection without being overloaded.
Ian Curtis

31 July 2017

Loved the Ball Park it was beautiful and clean. We got our seats from the box office and were told our seats were great ( they were not). We were even willing to pay more for better seats. I suggest you bring your own soft cooler for water because water is $4.75 a bottle ( I didn't know I would have to take out a loan to stave off dehydration). Overall the atmosphere was wonderful and the stadium staff was polite and friendly. We had a great Tim even though the Reds got trounced.
Allen Bennett

09 June 2017

Great American Ballpark is a great ballpark to see a game. Even as a visiting team fan, had some good fun exchanging barbs with the Reds fans. Traffic flow is an issue. Would like to see better, more efficient traffic control by local law enforcement or ballpark officials to keep inbound and outbound traffic flowing better.
Joshua Archer

07 June 2017

Firstly I love the Reds, I love GABP. But the 11 strikeouts and you get a free personal pizza at La Rosa's isn't true. Been turned away twice now. I hope the ballpark is aware of this exceptionally poor customer service they are connected with.
James Begell

23 May 2017

Great ballpark. Not a bad seat in the stadium. Great views of the Ohio River, and plenty of vendors for food and drink. Conveniently located downtown near bars, and restaurants. Plenty of parking downtown, and it's actually pretty easy to get out of the outselling garages and back on the road.
Stephen Struharik

17 May 2017

One of the best ballparks I've ever been to. Great seats, great atmosphere, and lots to see and do. Like any stadium though, you pay through the nose for anything to eat or drink, so plan ahead or you'll be sorry.
Don Dudley

03 May 2017

The ballpark is top notch. You could argue there is not a bad seat in the house with great sightlines to the field. Like many ballparks, the cost to park and get food there is ridiculous ($20 at the stadium, $10 about 2-4 blocks away).
The ballpark includes a small park area at the main entrance with statues which work great for taking photos of the family. The Reds have done a fine job trying to make sure even non-baseball fans can have a good time with fun games between innings and most games having some event or giveaway attached to them.