The venue has free paved parking and excellent traffic flow--it was super easy getting in and out…read morefor Brooks & Dunn. However, choose pavilion seats carefully. We sat in Section 300, Row B, seats 314-319, which are on the far outside end. The stage view was completely obstructed by speakers and equipment. You couldn't see the artists at all unless you stood up. This major obstruction affects at least the first five rows on the far ends of both sides. If the ticket warns of an obstructed view, believe it! For a good close-up experience, avoid the first six seats from the aisle and book closer to the middle. If you prefer the lawn, it is actually high-quality turf and really nice

Riverbend Music Center can be a fun venue! They have different areas and, as of right now, two…read morestages. One semi-indoor stage with a roof and one outdoor stage with covered and uncovered seating options. They've had some great headliners over the years and have concerts on both weekends and weekdays. Drinks are expensive, but that's no surprise at a concert venue.

Northern Kentucky University arena. Home to the Norsemen. Here to catch the bull riding event…read more Never seen one so we figured to check it out. The bulls look pretty calm ... until they strap up their "gear" and stick some crazy cowboy on their back for a wild ride. Fun event. Reminds me of the atmosphere at the stockyards in Ft Worth. Love the charged feel of the event.

I would give this place zero if I could. The staff at the doors are so rude and disrespectful…read more Heartless and could care less about people This place is a joke and a rip off. The security wanna be cops are very rude and don't care at all. Don't bring anything but ur money and urself or u will get threatened to get kicked out. I had to throw my purse a way cause I couldnot bring it in and couldn't go back to my car along way away cause then I would have missed kids Performance that was only 5 mins long. These idiots treat people like crap. I didn't mind them searching my bag but they still were rude about me bringing it in. Wouldnt Even let me set it down and come get it. They didn't like I threw it away just to get in and the lid came off the trash can. The stupid wanna be cop then threatened me about my behavior. Yes I was mad but I was not causing and threat or harm to people Just didn't want to miss my daughter performance I drove 2 hrs to. the idiot wanna be cops wanted to argue with me after he was trying to be nice and asked if there was a problem and I explained it. He treated me like crap and I don't think anyone should be treated like that. Don't fool this this place. It is a joke. Unless u wanna get treated like crap

The workers there did a great job getting us in quickly…read more The concession service was not bad. Sound a little off sometimes Negative- no railings to help the older crowd get up and down steps. No usher around to help. It looked dangerous for the grandmother who were there with their family.

My friebds and I went to a concert here and venue wise, I have no complaints. It's spacious with…read moreplenty of vendors and nearby restrooms. There could've been more security on site though, especially after the show to help direct traffic. My main issue was with the sound! The background music and vocalists were WAY louder than each performer, so it was hard to enjoy the show. Not sure if that's a venue team issue or one with the artists team, but we managed to push through and have a decent time.

Very dirty…read more Machines are filthy. There is 1 very aggressive bartender in The Stadium. Not a great time.

I went here during a Friday night with my wife and I ended up playing for a good 3 hours and then…read morewe ended up being tired. I lasted quite some time here and did not get slaughtered too badly and ended up getting around 2100 tier points. For some reason after 2 years, not much has changed as I noticed around 70% of the games where the same. Most of the games I wanted to play are in the smoking section unfortunately and many of the people liked to hog them. The smoking section is out doors and can get really hot outside and the screens have a glare. Game wise, I do like they have a variety of volatile to low volatile games and there is something for everyone. They have a lot the old games too and played the fire house hounds and other games over there. I did get bonuses on most of the games I played, but only 1 of them ended up being really good, the rest I ended up getting my money back. They have a drink station which I wish I took more advantage of. They have a high limit room which was the same the last time I went, but a few different games. Overall, I had a good time despite me not winning. I lasted a long time, but I wish the games did pay better on the bonuses, but that is gambling like they say.

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.

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

I came here for a Levity x Tape B show - I have never been to this venue before and with it being a…read moredubstep show I wasn't sure what to expect but honestly this venue was perfect. The seating is intimate - there isn't a bad seat in the house! There were fans going all night to keep the area on the cooler side even with the 90-degree heat. The sound system was great - everything sounded good and the bass was great!

It's a great venue for smaller concerts Every seat is pretty good We saw Dwight Yoakam and it…read morewas a perfect night

I'm a current student and I never been to a school that you cry out for help. Then being told they…read morecan't help you in your time of need but you need assistance asap. They also have the means to help and make people beg just to tell them basically you have to be spending money in that semester to get assistance to come back. I had Javance Sinclair tell me basically oh well you might go homeless if you make it to next semester then I might help you. You'll have to beg again though. I was looking to continue education with these people after my bachelors but I wouldn't dare. This school is sad. Charge all this money and can't help the people that ask for help.

I graduated from NKU just a few months ago with my bachelor's in biology and I already miss it so…read moremuch! Each of my professors were so kind and supportive in my education journey. I made so many friends as well. Even my academic advisors and mentors were extremely helpful throughout my four years. I would recommend this school to anyone. Norse up!