Cincinnati Reds

Plan a Cincinnati Reds trip — how to see a game at Great American Ball Park on the Ohio River, the NL Central rivalries worth traveling for, and how to track your visit with Chasing Stadiums.

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Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati

Home ballpark: Great American Ball Park

The Reds play at Great American Ball Park (2003) on the downtown Cincinnati riverfront at The Banks, with power stacks that fire off for home runs. It's walkable downtown along the Ohio River. See the full Great American Ball Park guide.

NL Central rivalries and road trips

Cincinnati shares the NL Central with the Cubs, Cardinals, Brewers, and Pirates. Pittsburgh and Cleveland are within a drive, making Cincinnati a strong stop on a Midwest baseball road trip.

Plan your Reds trip

Track your Great American Ball Park visit, build your MLB Passport, and plan a Midwest road trip with Chasing Stadiums. Check the Reds schedule for home dates before booking.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the Cincinnati Reds play?

The Reds play at Great American Ball Park on the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati at The Banks, walkable from much of downtown.

Who are the Reds' division rivals?

The Reds play in the NL Central alongside the Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, Milwaukee Brewers, and Pittsburgh Pirates.

Are the Reds baseball's oldest franchise?

Yes. The Cincinnati Reds are recognized as professional baseball's oldest franchise, and their ballpark's power stacks fire off for home runs.