This was my first time at a hockey game and I really enjoyed myself…read more There were sometimes where I lost where the puck was and had to refind it but that didn't stop my fun. I look forward to going to more games.

A fun little date night idea! A fun atmosphere. I will say the bag policy is inconsistent and not…read moreposted online. The first time I went I was allowed to bring my bad in, the second time (with the same bag) I was not allowed. So save your time and walk and leave bags in the car or make sure they're clear! I will say we did have suit service and the service was absolutely terrible. I understand they were busy (I was willing to wait), but the server refused to even take my order until the game was almost over. I won't be getting another suit as it's not cheap and the service was horrible! Otherwise it's a fun and entergetic atmosphere!

I experienced FC Cincinnati for the first time a week ago. I was blown away. I have never been to a…read moreprofessional soccer game and wasn't sure what to expect. I underestimated the enthusiasm of the Cincinnati soccer fans. The stadium is beautiful and very new and modern. It has lots of good drink and food options for all ages. The stadium is very accessible and easy to navigate. The Bailey, the extreme fan section, was incredible to see! The cheering, drums, band, flags, and smoke was so cool and unexpected. Even though FCC lost, I would recommend this to any person who has yet to go, especially sports fans. I am definitely going to try and get tickets in the Bailey section the next time I go!

Outstanding time FC Cincinnati game. 2 -1 victory. It is a must event in Cincinnati.read more

we are going downhill with this quarter back he sucks big time…read more You need to get a different quarter back or we will be worst than Cleveland and they are really bad.. We as fans of our bengals, but this situation is going from bad to worst. If burrow is going to be hurt every other year!! You should consider getting someone that's better then him and pay the right amount of money. We the fans are getting sick of it.. My grandmother can play better then jake brownig.. You people will lose a lot of money if you dont change this good for nothing player.. HE NEEDS TO GO JAKE BROWNING ON THE PRACTICE SQUAD BRING UP EITHER SEAN CLIFFORD OR MIKE WHITE TO BE OUR STARING QUARTER BACK, TAKE A CHANCE THEY CANNOT BE ANY WORST THAN BROWNIG THIS IS HOW TOM BRADY WAS DISCOVERED.

Stadium itself was trash!…read more Not very clean, people are rude both fans and custodial staff. Food and drinks were hella expensive and not very good. Place smelled of sewerage and weed, which is such a great smell. Crowds were pushy and rude. Bengals team is actually pretty decent and ended up winning 34-17 but man it wasn't worth it. Section 104, Row 14 expensive and great views, caliber of people was that of the grand stands at a baseball stadium. SMDH. Would not go back. Go Niners! 2.5/10

Cincinnati is fortunate to have two roller derby leagues. Black-N-Bluegrass is the true…read morenit-and-grit team, packing catastrophic hits and sonic speed. New to Roller Derby? Learn all about it with this short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2W2b1WBmm4 Each Black N Bluegrass event is a double header, starting with an hour-long bout featuring their B-Team, The Shiners. Following intermission is an hour-long main bout with the A-Team, The Blackouts. The league battles other roller derby teams regionally and has garnered a large following since their origin in 2006. As a season pass holder, I've been an avid fan of Black-N-Bluegrass since the very beginning. It has been a pleasure to see this team evolve and improve. My favorite night was when they beat an opponent with a 300-point lead. Now that's action packed roller derby! My favorite seat is floor side in the Suicide Seating. Being right up against the out-of-bounds line puts you directly in the action, and may cause a Rollergirl to end up in your lap sometime during the evening. My favorite derby girls are Shaken-n-Stirred, Scary Garcia, Rosie The Riv-Hit-Her, Bertha Knuckles, TANK, and Skinnie Minnie (who is neither skinny or mini.) All of the ladies are fabulous with tactics unique to each player. After the game, fans are welcome to get autographs and pictures with the team, as well as high-fiving the Rollergirls on their introductory and victory laps. They may bring a brutal game, but Black-N-Bluegrass genuinely adore their fans. Game Duration: 4 hours Tickets: $10-$13 Free parking Roller Derby season is from April - September in Florence, Kentucky.

Wow! I love watching Roller Derby. I mean I used to watch it as a kid on TV, but I never suspected…read moreI'd actually enjoy going to live sporting events. I have a blast every time I go, and I'm very excited to see the team moving to the Bank of Kentucky Center this Spring. HUGE venue! Hope to see you there!

As long time season ticket holders I have a few questions and I'm not sure where to direct them…read more First I'm trying to understand why so many mascots? I'm hearing it's the most in the industry. Why? Then while at the game I frequently watch Redszilla move around the stadium shoot

flew from Cali to see my hometown reds they drooped an easy fly ball that any little leaguer could…read morehave caught. I won't waste my money anymore. terrible team and terribly managed.

I visited Paycor Stadium for the annual Cincinnati Music Festival, and it was a great experience…read more Even though the crowds were huge, getting into the stadium was quick and well organized. We found a nearby parking lot that was only a short walk away, which made things even more convenient. The stadium was clean, with plenty of well-maintained restrooms throughout. The seats were about as comfortable as you'd expect for stadium seating. The drink prices were comparable to other stadiums I've visited. I didn't try any of the food, but I did have a Blue Hawaiian Lime Margarita, and it was absolutely delicious. The Cincinnati Music Festival is an event I look forward to every year. As long as they continue bringing great artists to perform, I'll keep coming back!

I've been to Paycor Stadium for a few Bengals games in the past and I have to say I was always…read moreimpressed by it all. Lots of places for food and drinks including adult libations (of course they're a bit pricey but that's every stadium). I honestly don't think there's a single bad seat in the place too. Plus they've made some big upgrades this year including better restrooms, more concessions and retail, and bigger signs for easier directions. I hope they keep making this stadium better to attract more events and concerts.

Always an amazing experience here! I recently saw The Lion King, and it was absolutely stunning…read morefrom start to finish. They offer themed merchandise tied to each production, which is such a fun touch for fans. There are also plenty of concessions available, including snacks and alcoholic beverages. I had a glass of wine (a double pour, and surprisingly affordable), along with popcorn and chocolate-covered raisins. The popcorn wasn't the freshest, but it was still yummy. The venue feels very safe, with bag checks and scanners at the entrance. Bathrooms are spacious and clean. The theater itself has excellent acoustics and a large stage. There is always something exciting on the schedule, and ticket prices are usually reasonable. It's a great option for a family outing, date night, girls' night, or even a solo treat. Doors open about an hour before showtime, with access to the theater seating available 30 minutes prior.

This was my first time seeing a musical here. I had a nostalgic feeling to just go watch The Lion…read moreKing because it related to my childhood, and I'm so glad I did! The singing, costumes, movement, and talent was superb! The facilities are nice and in the center of the city located near lots of restaurants, bars, and other things to do to make a full day of being in downtown. The staff was very friendly. This is my first time I had some questions about where things are located and they were willing to help or walk me to the location. The one thing I do not like is how the roads are continuous, and there is no middle section stairs, so every time a person needs to come in or go out over the road if you're not seated in the center, you're going to have to get up. Other than that, I would definitely recommend going to see a show.

Love it here. Could spend hours here. Love the mix between old and new players. Got some neat…read morePete Rose for Pete Rose night.

The Reds Team Shop was a nice treat! There is a large selection of Reds merchandise for men, women,…read moreand kids. There are many brands to chose from (my favorite is 47 retro shirts). Lots of novelties too... Coozies, magnets, coffee cups, posters, and jewelry. If you can't find your size they will call other stores in the park for you. The staff was helpful. I think you can find a Reds item to fit any budget. It's worth a stop!

Fantastically family friendly! Grab tickets on the first base line for playground access on levels…read more1&4. There's almost always a free face painting station on the 1st level by the playground - be sure to tip with cash or Venmo. Level 4 also has free kiddie bating cages and swings that overlook the river. Oh, and, Go Cubs!

The last time I saw a baseball game in Cincinnati was in 1977 when Pete Rose and Johnny Bench were…read morestill playing. Back then the Big Red Machine was dominating, and the stands were filled with folks like my great grandmother who went to every Reds home game. As a Chicagoan and Cubs fan, I can't pretend to like this team at all. The rivalry is thick and mostly one-sided. The Reds have had their way for decades. But I've always admired so many of their players like Pete Rose and Eric Davis. So, it was a pleasure to be here almost 50 years later. We parked near the northeast corner of the stadium and the first thing that I saw as we approached was a street sign that said Pete Rose Way. It's nice to see that the team honors him, he deserves it. As we arrived at the northwest corner of the park, we discovered all of the bronze statues of Reds greats. They also have a cool cement wall art facade and an amazing gazebo dedicated to the 1869 Cincinnati Redstockings, America's first team to popularize baseball. There are plenty of other things to see and do in this area like the gift shop and several bars and restaurants. The field itself has an amazing view of the Ohio River and Kentucky. You can see this when you watch a game, but it's much more impressive in person. We sat middle up on the leftfield side. This lent to optimal views of everything. We really enjoyed our time and experience here.

Once again, Bob Castelini and company have put together the perfect Hot Stove event to keep Reds…read morefans happy during the winter break. This year the major draw was the new Blue Wahoo booth. The line to spin the wheel was three city blocks long, but worth the wait to win awesome prizes including seat packages, hats, seat cushions, an awesome Christmas ornament, and the limited edition Billy Hamilton bobblehead. The Louisville Slugger booth gave out awesome pilsner glasses this year. You should also check out the Hall of Fame area for cool gifts. The best deal at the convention is the Reds Community Mystery bags. For $20 you get an official MLB ball signed by a current or former Reds player. When you consider that an official ball retails for $18 this is a heck of a deal and benefits an excellent organization. Plenty of booths with Larosa's pizza and Skyline chilli, but if you are a season ticket holder, this year they are serving short rib tacos, angus sliders, and wings in the Ultra Lounge. The only shortfall, is somebody in the Reds front office made a terrible choice for Friday's entertainment. Rather than invite back the perennial crowd favorite: The Buffalo Wabs and the Price Hill Shuffle, they decided to "shake things up" according to the staff, and brought in Eden Park Trio. They are terrible. I will be calling my STH rep Monday to complain. Bring back the Wabs!

Attended RedsFest for the first time this year and I was a bit underwhelmed. I guess it's for…read morereally hard core fans, but it seemed to mostly involve a whole lot of standing in lines (at least if you wanted any autographs or photographs with players). It seems like there should be a more efficient way to do that--maybe give out tickets or something that give a specific time. Autograph/photo schedules aren't posted before the event, but you can follow @Reds on Twitter for 30 min advance listings or just walk around and look at the signs by each line. Food options were as expected: limited and expensive. I pretty much just saw LaRosa's and Skyline on the main level and there was an Ovations kiosk in the (lame) VIP lounge for season ticket holders. There were a good number of activities for kids, particularly on the third level, but if you're bringing a child, keep in mind that they need to be old enough for independent play and young enough to be easily impressed. There are additional opportunities to spend money at various memorabilia shops and the official Reds gear store. And there's a main stage that has different player panels or other speakers, so just check the schedule in advance to know if there's anything specific you want to see. RedsFest is a 2-day affair and to really maximize the experience, you would probably want to go both days and just be prepared to be there all day to have the chance to see and get autographs/photos with the players you like. Those with significant others and/or kids who aren't as hard core, should probably leave them at home or drive separately.