Home of the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati, OH.
The twin Power Stacks in right-center field define Great American Ball Park before the first pitch is thrown — cast-iron smokestacks modeled on 19th-century riverboats that detonate fire and fireworks after every Reds home run, louder from your seat than you'd expect. The park sits flush on the Ohio River, and a deliberate gap in the grandstand opens a corridor where downtown Cincinnati and the water read together in a single frame. Arrive through The Banks, Cincinnati's riverfront district, where open-container rules let you walk freely between bars; Moerlein Lager House is the natural anchor before gates open. Inside, Skyline Chili — cinnamon-spiced meat sauce over spaghetti, buried under shredded cheddar — is the order worth the line. The 2025 Walking Taco, pulled pork and coleslaw over Grippo's chips with Montgomery Inn sauce, runs a close second. First-timers should budget time for the Reds Hall of Fame on the west side before first pitch.
Great American Ball Park seats 43,891 fans across its seating bowl, levels, and premium areas. See the official seating chart and section directory.
Rated 4.0 out of 5 by 9 fans.
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