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Changes to Great American Ball Park

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Count me in. Weekend, weeknight, alone, with spouse...it's all good.

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.

 

It's been wonderful for downtown. I believe the newest part of construction is for the GE building.

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I applaud the Reds. They seem to make improvements each season while PBS stays the same.

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

 

I've always thought it was just okay for a new park. It seems kind of cheap compared to some of the parks of its era like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and San Francisco. Still a lot better than Riverfront.

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

 

I've been to several ball parks around the country. All of the newer ones blow away the GABP.

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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.

 

Definitely positive. Although its been hurting Newport on the Levee (but that's their own fault for not keeping up).

That's one of the biggest bottlenecks in the stadium. So I hope whatever they're doing doesn't make it worse.

I've always thought it was just okay for a new park. It seems kind of cheap compared to some of the parks of its era like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and San Francisco. Still a lot better than Riverfront.

 

Reds lost out on $40 million when the Bengals went $40 million over their budget. $40 million on a $400 million stadium is all of those nice touches you see in Pitt, STL, PHI. One thing the Castellini's have done since taking over is continue to upgrade bad/unused areas.

 

If you think about the stadium in 2005/2006 to where it is now with these party areas, bars, Kroger Fan Zone, scoreboard, etc. it's really come a long way and I applaud ownership for that.

I'm hoping to go during either the Cubs or Indians series in July while on vacation. Outside shot I might go to ASG.

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.

 

Knock back a few at HofbrauHaus — or home — and get loaded beforehand. Then you can nurse one or two at the game and the pocketbook damage is somewhat limited.

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