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.

I have liked the bengals my entire life and they have only been good one season we have a lot of…read moretalent on the offensive side with players like Joe burrow, Ja'marr chase, and Tee Higgins. But our defense is trash and I think they should fire Zac Taylor to give our team a chance and stop was all the talent.

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

Shame on the Reds! They have limited the amount of vendors for the $3 beers on $3 beer night…read more I'm writing this negative review as I stand in line for 2 innings just to get the beer deal. Way to be as cheap as possible on the fan experience.

Great day for football…read more... I attended the 2025 NFL Season of the Chicago Bears at Cincinnati Bengals. This only happens about once every 7 or 8 years and I wasn't going to miss it. The day.... Tickets were purchased using an aftermarket ticket app. Bought about 3 hours before kick-off and got a great deal on the seats. Parking. I always find a parking lot in the city. Typically only a couple of blocks walk from the stadium, there is plenty of parking that you can walk to and avoid some of the traffic when you're leaving. I wasn't tailgating at all, so that wasn't an issue. But, walking to the stadium, I did notice some pretty elaborate tailgating parties that looked fun. Stadium. Being a loyal Chicago Bears fan, I sat on the Visitors side in section 339 Row 4 Seat 12. My rule of thumb for sporting events is typically the same, no matter the venue. I like to sit in a mid-level or top tier, close to the 50 yard line (or center of the field) and, if possible, a row closest to the front. What I've found is that this gets you the best panoramic view possible. Stadium seating lets you see over people's heads, so typically there's nothing in your way and you can see all the action. You're not going to catch a ball and you're not going to get an autograph or a jersey from a player on the field. But you'll be able to catch every point of the field and all the action. Amenities. Expensive. Yes. As you will find at every stadium. Long lines during halftime, but if you time things right, you can get in-and-out pretty quick if you're willing to miss a couple of minutes. Plenty of food and beverage choices to choose from. But, they are pricey. Would I go back? Absolutely. The few times that I've been to Paycor Stadium (as it's called today) I've always had a good time. On this particular day, the last 3 minutes of this game was some of the most exciting football of the season. Incredible finish to a game won by the Chicago Bears. Go Bears!

We had a great time this December when we visited the Bengal stadium and we saw the Bengals play…read morethe Cardinals. We had great seats that my dad was able to get us. We had wonderful snacks. We had a great view. The stadium was clean. Fans were nice. We had a great time and I will definitely visit again.

We live about an hour away, so hadn't been to the Aronoff Center in over 20 years until going to…read moresee Complexions Contemporary Ballet last night. I'm happy to see that it has been kept up so well over the years, it's beautiful! It was an A+ visit from start to finish. Ordering and accessing digital tickets was a breeze, the staff was friendly and helpful, and the show was outstanding! We have a fantastic arts center in Dayton that we have broadway season's tickets to and attend other performing arts shows as well, but we will definitely be back to see shows at the Aronoff from time to time now that we had such a fantastic evening out!

Just had my first experience at the Aronoff and it was truly an unforgettable experience. We…read moreattended the Hamilton show on January 4th, 2026. We had brunch at Nicholson's across the street then walked over and entered the venue at Noon. The check-in process was quick and easy. They had several Hamilton banners through the lobby area to get photos before the show. Right after checking in, you hit the merchandise booth where they had a large selection of items for purchase such as shirts, sweaters, and tons of accessories (I'm sure this various by production so keep that in mind). We took the elevator to the loge level (steps are available as well) and took a seat to relax a bit before they opened the doors to the theater. An attendant approached us and mentioned that our niece would need a booster seat and showed us where we could grab one - this was an incredible display of customer service and that remained true throughout our whole time at the Aronoff. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. They really made you feel welcome and that was a highlight of our experience. They offer light concessions such as drinks, themed cocktails and candy. I would recommend eating at one of the many options around the Aronoff prior to your event or after. The doors opened, we took our playbills and found our seats. The show was phenomenal. This was my first time seeing a musical and I loved it! The stage and venue is spectacular as well. We will definitely be back! We just bought tickets to see the Lion King in July. Highly recommend attending a production here - you won't be disappointed.

I went on Saturday and we won! The food the great and snacks. I got a Noelvi Marte bobble head too!read more

I always love coming here during baseball season to watch the Reds. It's one of those places that's…read morejust consistently a good time. The seats are usually pretty affordable, the atmosphere is fun, and it never feels overwhelmingly crowded, which makes the whole experience more enjoyable. Parking is also super convenient, especially with how close the garages are, and getting in and out of the stadium is really easy. I also appreciate that you can bring your own food and even a small cooler, which honestly helps a lot. That being said, the prices inside the stadium have gotten absolutely outrageous. I understand that this is pretty standard across most stadiums, but there's definitely room for improvement. It would be great to see them take a step back and reevaluate pricing across the board, or at least offer some kind of deals or special promotions on certain days. Otherwise, I could genuinely see it turning people away over time. Overall, it's still a really fun place to spend a day or evening, and I'll definitely keep coming back. I just hope they make some adjustments to keep it accessible for everyone.

Cincinnatians don't realize how lucky they are to have this opportunity to get up close to the…read moreteam, and for free?! Growing up a NY sports fan it is so hard and frustrating unless you are loaded to even get a good seat, or attend training. This is right next to the stadium!! Bring your camera! Bring a sharpie and something to have signed because it may be a great chance to get an autograph. You're allowed to bring sealed water, which is a must for those hot August afternoons. There are limited bleacher spots, first come first serve, otherwise it's standing along the barriers (which is better for photo ops). Small pro shop if you've forgotten something to have signed.

I really loved so many things about it: the closeness to the players , the atmosphere being around…read moreother bengals fans and best of all it's all free, well parking costs 3$. But the lot is about 30 feet away from the practice fields. Oh but the catch is you have to go early to get a ticket (still free). It gets 4 stars because when I went down the temp was 90+ and there wasn't any shade. Water was 4$ and I'm not sure about the bathroom situation dice I never had to go. Other then that it was a wonderful experience and I really hope training camp stays up here and a few amenities are added. This is the first year. Oh and I never really mention just how close you get to the players. They are right there and to give u An idea it's about as close as an NFL ref. This place is great for kids (bring one down for the autographs, players tend to sign their pennants over adults) it has a family friendly atmosphere they can watch their favorite players and perchance to meet them. The store was rather sparse 3 types of t shirts a few hats Most of the stuff for players to sign pennants, pictures etc. They sell sharpies down there for 2$ in case you forget yours.

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.