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Changes to Great American Ball Park

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Giant bar will be part of Great American Ball Park's transformation for All-Star Game: EXCLUSIVE - Cincinnati Business Courier

The Cincinnati Reds are revamping another part of Great American Ball Park by adding a giant bar just in time to host the Major League Baseball All-Star Game.

 

The Reds are building a bar to be called The Bootlegger on the first-base side of the lower-level concourse. They're carving out one side of the enormous, four-sided concession stand that houses local favorites like Skyline and LaRosa's. Those will remain, but the Reds are converting the side facing the field into the Bootlegger, Reds COO Phil Castellini told me on Thursday.

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More competition for the beer vendor in me, but I think the changes sure will look nice for the fans.

I need to get to GABP sometime. Still never been.

Haven't been to a MLB park in a few years. I refuse to pay that ransom for a damn beer. And like Lay's potato chips, I just couldn't stop at one.

I need to get to GABP sometime. Still never been.

 

We tried to get a BGP gathering together for one and it never panned out. Maybe this year?!?

We tried to get a BGP gathering together for one and it never panned out. Maybe this year?!?

 

We absolutely need to do this, but a weekend game, not a middle of the week day game. Those games exclude way too many people right off the bat.

We absolutely need to do this, but a weekend game, not a middle of the week day game. Those games exclude way too many people right off the bat.

 

Yep. I'd love to come, but I can't come if it's not Friday Night, Saturday, or Sunday.

We absolutely need to do this, but a weekend game, not a middle of the week day game. Those games exclude way too many people right off the bat.

So many people have a lot of things going on the weekends of the summer. It's gonna be hard for everyone to agree no matter what.

Those upgrades look really, really nice. GABP is an underrated park.

I need to get to GABP sometime. Still never been.

 

Dude.

When I was downtown in Cincinnati last summer, I noticed a lot of construction in between Paul Brown and GABP, what are they building?

 

Yeah, I have enjoyed a few games there, so convenient if you want to walk over the bridge to Levee before or after a game.

When I was downtown in Cincinnati last summer, I noticed a lot of construction in between Paul Brown and GABP, what are they building?

 

Yeah, I have enjoyed a few games there, so convenient if you want to walk over the bridge to Levee before or after a game.

 

They've been building that area for awhile now. It's called the Banks. Restaurants, apartments or condos, bars, entertainment district.

They've been building that area for awhile now. It's called the Banks. Restaurants, apartments or condos, bars, entertainment district.

 

Oh okay, not in downtown Cincinnati that often and especially not recently since moved out of the area. Sounds like something that can only be a positive.

Camel, you need to come back this summer and go to a game and spend time at the Banks. Cincinnati has done an excellent job with its development. Besides what LA said regarding MANY restaurants and bars, etc.,t here is also a nice park area as well...great for walkers and joggers.

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