Cincinnati Reds Tickets

2020 Reds Tickets

Demand for Reds tickets in 2020 should once again be strong as Cincinnati competes to win the NL Central. The biggest home games for Cincinnati will be their annual division games against the Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers, Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals. The rivalry series that gets fans really excited is the Reds vs Indians battle for Ohio. Reds fans will turn out in big numbers for that match-up, as will their friends from Cleveland, in what is a classic baseball series.

Cincinnati Reds Opening Day

What is the biggest Reds game of the season? The Reds home opener is their biggest game of the season, outside the playoffs, in-terms of demand from fans. Opening Day is a tradition for many long-time Cincinnati fans and also one that many new fans want to experience for the first-time.

2020 Reds Playoffs Tickets

The Reds have tough competition for the post-season from within the NL Central, as the Cubs, Brewers and Cardinals are perennial powers. When Cincinnati does advance to the post-season, there will be huge demand for Reds playoffs tickets from fans across Southern Ohio. The Reds have the opportunity in 2020 to play in the NL Wild Cards, the NL Divisional Series, the NLCS and the 2020 World Series.

Cincinnati Reds Spring Training

The Reds play their 2020 Spring Training games at Goodyear Ballpark in Arizona, as part of the Cactus League. Fans wanting to see a Reds Spring Training game can fly into Phoenix and then make the short drive to Goodyear, which is a suburb of the capital city. See the full spring training schedule.

Reds 2020 Games at Great American Ballpark

The Reds play their home games at Great American Ballpark, located in the “Queen City” of Cincinnati, Ohio. Great American has a capacity of 42,000, and packs in Reds fans for big NL matchups. When at the ballpark, be sure to go to the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum. The Hall of Fame features interesting exhibits as well as a history of all the former Reds greats who have been enshrined. The Cincinnati Reds dugout is on the Great American Ballpark first base line in front of sections 127-131.

Great American Ballpark is one of the few MLB venues where you can get lower level infield tickets for almost as cheap as tickets in the outfield. With that in mind, the closer you sit to home plate the better your view of the field is going to be in this stadium.