Cincinnati Reds Tickets

MLB Cincinnati Reds Tickets

Listen to the echo of a home run hit with Cincinnati Reds tickets from TicketSmarter. Founded in 1882, the Reds joined the National League in 1890 prior to the AL/NL merger in 1903. Throughout their storied history, this franchise has netted a number of World Series titles, National League pennants and NL Central division titles. In 2003, they bid farewell to their beloved ballpark of Riverfront Stadium and relocated to Great American Ball Park.

The team is well-known for their Big Red Machine years with a lineup that featured baseball greats like Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, and Joe Morgan. That team was responsible for two of the Reds’ World Series titles and four of their NL pennants. As one of the oldest teams in professional baseball, the Reds have played over 20,000 games in their long history. Reds fans have remained dedicated through many years of ups and downs for the team. Don’t miss out on the new season’s biggest games — get your Reds tickets today, and watch your favorite players at Great American Ball Park, 100 Joe Nuxhall Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202.

How much are Cincinnati Reds tickets?

Cincinnati Reds tickets will vary based on the opponent and how late it is in the season. A divisional rivalry game or playoff game will be the most expensive. For cheap Cincinnati Reds tickets, look at the upper sections in the stadium.

Cincinnati Reds Ticket Prices:

• Average Price: $104.43 per ticket
• Cheap Ticket Options: Tickets start at $9.09
• VIP Seating: VIP Cincinnati Reds tickets cost as much as $2025.00 to sit behind home plate

Cincinnati Reds tickets to the team’s next game on February 21st, 2026 at 1:05pm at Goodyear Ballpark in Goodyear, AZ range from $9.09 to $2025.00.

When do Cincinnati Reds tickets go on sale?

Tickets typically go on sale around November, right after the World Series has ended. If you are looking for playoff tickets, those will go on sale right before the postseason begins.

When is the best time to buy Cincinnati Reds tickets?

• Last-minute tickets: We have last-minute ticket options in most sections available up until first pitch. Tickets bought closer to game time may be cheaper too.
• Tickets to sold-out games: Even if a game is sold out at the primary box office, we often have seats available.
• Spring Training tickets: Spring Training games are typically played in smaller stadiums in Arizona or Florida. It’s wise to plan ahead on these purchases especially if you are organizing a trip.  
• MLB Playoff tickets: Tickets to the postseason are in high demand, so you will want to buy these as soon as possible to see your team compete for a title.

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