Mr. Red's Legs
The giant mustached mascot, Mr. Redlegs, entertains fans throughout Great American Ball Park and is one of baseball's oldest mascot identities.
Riverfront Cincinnati baseball stadium honoring Reds baseball traditions.
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The giant mustached mascot, Mr. Redlegs, entertains fans throughout Great American Ball Park and is one of baseball's oldest mascot identities.
Between innings, oversized mascots—including Rosie Red, Mr. Redlegs, Gapper, and Mr. Red—race around the warning track.
When playing Cleveland, Reds fans embrace the annual Ohio Cup rivalry with noticeably louder crowd energy and regional bragging rights.
Honors the 1975 World Series champions and the Big Red Machine.
Full exhibits on the dominant 1970s Reds dynasty.
From the Red Stockings to Crosley Field to Great American Ball Park — Cincinnati's baseball journey.
Full history of Crosley Field — the Reds' home from 1912 to 1970.
Exhibits on the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings — the first professional baseball team.
Celebrates Little Joe — two MVPs and the heart of the Big Red Machine.
Honors the greatest catcher in baseball history and Big Red Machine leader.
Permanent tributes to Charlie Hustle — hit king and Big Red Machine icon.
Ohio-Kentucky rivalry history between Cincinnati and St. Louis.
The Reds' beloved mascot — high-fives, races, and mid-inning fun.
Smokestacks fire and steam after every Reds home run.
The unforgettable first glimpse of the smokestacks, Ohio River, and Great Eight statues.
Evening game with sunset over the Ohio River from riverfront seats.
Pay respects at the Crosley Field home plate marker — Reds nostalgia.
Witness a moonshot to the riverfront seats — short porch, big moment.
Postseason atmosphere in baseball's oldest professional city.
Opening Day in Cincinnati — the greatest tradition in all of baseball.
The Findlay Market Opening Day Parade through downtown Cincinnati.
Ohio-Kentucky rivalry when the Cardinals visit Cincinnati.
Smokestacks fire, steam, and fireworks after every Reds home run.
Stroll the Ohio River promenade with Roebling Bridge views before first pitch.
Stroll the monument plaza with statues of Bench, Rose, Morgan, and Reds immortals.
World Series baseball in Cincinnati — the pinnacle of Reds fandom.
Celebrates Larkin's MVP season and Hall of Fame career in Cincinnati.
Tributes to the Hall of Fame outfielder and Reds legend.
Franchise hall of fame inductees from Bench to Rose to Larkin.
History of Riverfront Stadium — 31 seasons on the Ohio River.
Honors Doggie — Hall of Famer and Big Red Machine cornerstone.
Rosie Red entertains fans with mascot races and crowd engagement.
Live postgame concerts at The Banks after select games.
Walk The Banks bars and restaurants before heading into the ballpark.
Behind-the-scenes stadium tour — dugout, press box, and Reds Hall of Fame.
Historic rivalry when the Cubs visit the Queen City.
Live music at The Banks after select Reds home games.
The giant mechanical mascot statue is one of the Reds' most recognizable stadium features.
The plaza design connects the stadium with Reds history and fan gathering spaces.
The stadium provides scenic views of the Ohio River and Northern Kentucky skyline.
The outfield architecture incorporates Cincinnati's connection to the Ohio River.
The steamboat smokestacks in left-center that belch steam and fireworks after Reds home runs.
Celebrates baseball's first professional team and Cincinnati's place in baseball history.
Celebrates the legendary 1970s Reds dynasty.
Honors Reds legends including Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, Pete Rose, Tony Perez, and other franchise icons.
Honors important figures and moments in Reds history.
Statue of Johnny Bench, the Big Red Machine’s Hall of Fame catcher.
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum next to the ballpark — the franchise’s history home.
Interactive fan area featuring games, activities, and entertainment.
Family area featuring activities and experiences for younger fans.
Features Cincinnati favorites and traditional ballpark concessions.
Unique seating and social areas overlooking the Ohio River.
Statue of Joe Nuxhall, the ol’ left-hander, on Crosley Terrace.
Statue of Pete Rose in his headfirst-slide, on Crosley Terrace.
Statue of Joe Morgan, the 1975–76 MVP second baseman.
Statue of Tony Pérez, the clutch RBI man of the Big Red Machine.
Statue of Frank Robinson, the Reds’ first superstar slugger.
The entrance plaza with Crosley Field–era statues, evoking the Reds’ riverside past.
Video and display highlights of the franchise's most unforgettable plays.
Historic rivalry between Cincinnati and Chicago.
Gapper the furry mascot keeps young Reds fans engaged all game long.
Family-focused Kids Club activities and promotions for young Reds fans.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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