Venues
Great American Ball Park
Seating
View Level Seats

Great American Ball Park View Level Seats

Features & Amenities

The View Level at Great American Ball Park is the largest seating area in the park and is made up of all seats in the highest tier of the stadium. View Level tickets are typically among the cheapest options for a Reds game or concert at Great American Ball Park - but will also be home to the farthest views.

Sections behind home plate and along the first base side numbered 520-537 are larger with rows going A-V. These sections will have a steeper stairway in the aisle, but will have better views of the videoboard compared to those across the way.

Down the third base line in sections 509-519 rows run A-R and have an easier walk up the aisle. However the seats require a bit of a head turn to see the videoboard above left field.

Fans can find overhead coverage in the last few rows of the sections here, but these seats have the furthest views and longest walks to the concourse as the entry tunnels are located at the front of the sections.

View Level Box

Sections 420-437 are called View Level Box sections. These are the only 400 numbered sections and are the closest seats to the field on the View Level.

Each section here has only 6 rows of seating making them much more convenient than the larger 500-numbered sections. For Reds games, sections 420-432 are the best option due to their location along the infield. During concerts, sections 427-432 are recommended.

Fans looking to be even closer to the field can compare tickets to those on the Mezzanine Level.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

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Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Great view of everything!"
(Section 522) - ★★★★★ -
They were perfect seats.
"Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati Reds - Jun 8, 2024"
(Section 526) - ★★★★★
"New York Mets at Cincinnati Reds - Apr 7, 2024"
(Section 521) - ★★★★ -
These seats were nice for being higher up. I had a great view of the entire field and even into the Reds dugout.