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Great American Ball Park MLB Seating Chart Information

April 17th, 2006 | Brian

The Cincinnati Reds are finally living up to their potential and the Big Red Machine looks like a serious contender in the NL Central this year. And the best way to see the Reds in action is with Great American Ball Park tickets. Since opening in 2003 to replace Cinergy Field (formerly Riverfront Stadium), Great American Ball Park has won acclaim as one of the best new stadiums in Major League Baseball. Reds tickets will get you in to experience the perfect blend of history and modern amenities at Great American Ball Park.

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Few baseball teams have a history as rich and vibrant as the Reds, and Great American Ball Park, with its trademark riverboat smokestacks in the outfield, takes full advantage of that fact. History buffs will enjoy the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum, a mural chronicling Pete Rose’s 4,192 nd career hit, mosaics honoring the 1975 World Series-winning Big Red Machine team and 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings (the first professional baseball team in history), plus statues, banners and a replica clock from old Crosley Field, which was home to the Reds from 1912 to 1970. So make sure to get Great American Ball Park tickets if you are a fan of baseball history.

As for the present, Great American Ball Park baseball tickets will get you in to see one of the National League’s top teams led by Ken Griffey Jr., Adam Dunn, Bronson Arroyo and Aaron Harang. The 2006 Reds baseball schedule includes games against division rivals like the St. Louis Cardinals, Houston Astros and Chicago Cubs, plus an interleauge series against the World Champion Chicago White Sox. So if you haven’t been to the new Reds stadium yet, now is the time to get your Great American Ball Park tickets.

Sport Rosters

Great American Ball Park, with its wide concourses, comfortable seating and expanded concessions, is a big improvement over old Riverfront Stadium. And if you’re curious, the ballpark’s name did not come from baseball being the great American pastime, but from Great American Insurance Group, which bought the naming rights to the stadium. Make plans now to get Great American Ballpark tickets and cheer on the Cincinnati Reds.

Other Fields of Interest:

Air Canada Centre	Angel Stadium
American Airlines Arena	Busch Stadium
AT&T Park Chart	Citizens Bank Park
Ford Field	Fenway Park
Rose Garden Chart	Shea Stadium Chart
Staples Center	U.S. Cellular Field
Wachovia Center	Wrigley Field
United Center	Yankee Stadium

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NASCAR Races
Incentive Travel
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