Great American Ball Park – Our MLB Journey

Stadium History

Year Built

2003

Great American Ball Park

Seating Capacity

42,319

Official MLB capacity

Great American Ball Park opened in 2003 on the banks of the Ohio River, replacing Riverfront Stadium. The park pays homage to Cincinnati's rich baseball heritage — the Reds are the oldest professional baseball team in America. The view of the Ohio River and the Kentucky hills beyond the outfield creates one of the most scenic backdrops in the game.

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Our Experience

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👋 Staff & Employees

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♿ Disability Accessibility

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Our Seats

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