We’re making our way to every MLB Stadium and compared to some others I felt this one was smaller in size but very clean! Beers were $11-$15 each, popcorn was $10. Parking nearby cost us $25 but was easy to find and navigate to the stadium and back. We had great seats right at the visiting sides dugout. The downtown area is severely lacking for after game entertainment so we ended up back at our hotel and taking it easy. Overall, pretty good stadium and worth the visit!

12:35 day game was a real winner in walkoff style today. Our Usher was a fantastic guy whom took great care of us. It started very cold and warmed up. The coneys n pizza were great,

We had a great experience at GABP as 1st time visitors to the ballpark. The kids enjoyed all of the fun photo ops around the park and how friendly all of the workers were that we encountered. Probably the cleanest ballpark I've ever been in. And nice area around the park with bars and restaurants.

My friend and I had passed the ballpark when it was empty, so we wanted to go back when it was busy/full with a crowd actually watching a game. It does have a lively atmosphere when a game is happening. The area as you approach is well-maintained and you can walk around the statues and plaza area without having a ticket.

It was an amazing experience because of how good the game was. Elly De La Cruz hit for the cycle and Joey Votto hit two home runs. The food was good too and I got to hit out of the batting cage. All around it was an amazing experience and very glad I went.

Great atmosphere, loved the club seats with lots of food choices and amenities. Wider, comfortable seats made viewing the game better. Plenty of on field activities between innings and a great, exciting performance by the Reds.

Sat in the upper deck behind home plate and the view was unreal. One of the best in baseball. The crowd was into the game from the first to last pitch. Concession stands were all open and there was a lot of options to choose from, even in the 400/500 level. Traffic was relatively easy to navigate before and after the game. We attended on a Friday and there were fireworks after the game. The quality of the firework show was termendous. Much better than many municipalities on Independence Day!

On the day we arrived, we walked around the area only to discover an ongoing Red’s baseball game which recently started. We hadn’t been to a professional baseball game in a long time. We had fun watching the game.

We've seen 21 of the 30 current MLB ballparks for regular season games, and as a baseball fan this was an enjoyable experience, but probably our lease favorite to date. We sat in the upper deck behind home plate for a game vs. the FL Marlins, and the view of the field as well as of the Ohio River was quite good. We have visited the Rays in the comfortable A/C at Tropicana Field, which is reputed to be the worst park in MLB, but it has many niceties that are lacking at GAB. The video boards were lacking in information displayed and the use of replays, while a visit to the food concessions did not allow for continued viewing of the game which can occur live at many stadiums and via video monitors at most stadiums. Food options tended toward the more basic choices and I did not note any local culinary specialties. The 321 (beer, hot dogs, ice cream) Tuesday special was a nice cost saver. We found the central garage a bit confusing and the attendants didn't seem to know how to direct us to the section where we parked.

I planned this trip for my husband's big 60th birthday. We had a great time. Our Cubbies were playing the Reds and we had never been to this ball park. It is a great ball park. Just the right size and great seats.