A beautiful football stadium, the Bengals play in Paul Brown Stadium named after their founder and Hall of Fame coach. It is located right on the Ohio River next to the Cincinnati Reds All American Ball Park. A modern football stadium with good line of...More

We flew in to Cincinnati for the Bucs vs Bengals game and was able to walk around outside of the stadium to get pictures. They had a great pro shop although it didn't open until the gates opened which was disappointing. The staff, concession people...More

We might not be the best team by we have a lot of fun!! I love coming to games. Most are with my dad so it's pretty special. And it's a great view of the city. Perfect location. who dey!!

The stadium was nice. The seat I choose were ok. That was my first time traveling alone to the stadium. I enjoyed all the performaces. Would travel there again.

Great for tours! NFL rich history team with a couple of Super Bowl Appearances. I felt it could have used some more love for Boomer. The fan shop is a little pricey

Lots of walking. I wasn't there for a game, but the Cincinnati Jazz Festival. HUGE! The walk to my seat was a long one, but I didn't mind. Just thankful I did not wear heels. Can't wait until a Bengals game or next year at...More

Typical. We weren't there for a American football game, but we saw the National Men's soccer team play there. We were there for a double header. The pitch looked well cared for. The seats were decent. The stadium was clean. Bathrooms were well stocked, but...More

Went when it was off season I wish it was open for tours but it's not so only saw the outside of it.

Might be a great stadium, but couldn't get in to see it. Took a few pictures on the outside of it and took a quick look around the gift shop. Sad that they don't offer tours to the public during the offseason.

Aside from the orange and black stripes added to the padding around the field walls, there's really not much to look at here. Boring green seats. Boring stadium design. Lots a dead/wasted space. Even the cheerleaders are kinda, "meh". Regulars congregate on the plazas above...More