Great American Ball Park | Ultimate Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Home of the Cincinnati Reds – Your Guide to the Best Seats

Great American Ball Park, nestled along the Ohio River, is a modern baseball gem with stunning views and diverse seating. Whether you're catching a Reds game or a concert, our guide helps you pick the perfect spot.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Lower Bowl (100s): Close to the action, with sections 110-140 offering prime infield views. Avoid rows beyond 25 for foul net obstructions.
• Upper Bowl (400s): Budget-friendly with panoramic skyline views. Preferred: sections 420-430 for centered sightlines.
• Outfield (Sections 101-139): Home run territory but angled views. Sun Deck (143-146) offers standing-room social vibes.

Best Seats for Events

• Baseball: Diamond Club (Rows A-J) for player proximity, or 300-level club seats for shade and amenities.
• Concerts: Sections 100-130 for stage-facing views; avoid extreme outfield angles.

VIP & Accessibility

• Luxury Suites: Climate-controlled with catering; ideal for groups.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating in every section; companion seats available.

Pro Tips

Check SeatGeek’s 3D viewer for virtual sightlines. For day games, opt for shaded 3rd-base side seats. Budget tip: Scout Gametime for last-minute deals on 500-level seats with river views.