I had the opportunity to experience this hall of fame and museum a while ago when in town with my parents. We all had a blast and spent more time exploring it than we expected to. There is so much history and information as well as some fun like being a pitcher and pitching from the distance as well as being the announcer during a call. I would recommend this to anyone who is a baseball fan as a must do

It's around $32 dollars for adults, students get a discount and veterans can get in free with military ID. Really nice museum... Really enjoyed taking the tour with my family, took about a hour

This museum is a must see attraction for all baseball enthusiasts!! There are many interesting things to do here from reading about the Red's history of their World Series runs to the different baseball players that made an impact on the Red's organization. This is a must see for young ones. During our particular visit, they dedicated a section to the Hispanic players that were first signed by the Red's organization and anyone with a paid ticket were given a complimentary bobbing head of a Reds player. The kiddos can also enjoy making their own baseball card and recording their own short television commentating clip.

Loved going through this and seeing all the amazing things. I would highly recommend doing it if you're in town for a Reds game

We loved exploring the team history and players. Had a great time before attending the game.

Beautiful city lots to do. The walkway to Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame has a good variety of diverse restaurants with good food. The place is beautiful nice river view. Loved it.

An amazing experience for any baseball fan, cost $10 to get in but is worth it, a lot of history on this ballpark. This hall of fame also has a great store that you are able to buy amazing memorabilia probably not found anywhere else.

An awesome place to visit if you're in town for a game!

Great place to people who are the fans of discipline. For me as a person who knows not too much about it it was interesting to see all those stars, souvenirs and a part oh history of the city which is felt there. If you like baseball for sure you will not be disappointed.

This was a so much fun, and I am not much into baseball. My husband wanted to come and I'm so glad he suggested it for our visit to Cincinnati. There was a lot of info, stats and history, but presented beautifully and with a lot of interactive opportunities. The kids loved being at the sports desk, and also doing the radio play by play for Ken Griffey Jr's 600th home run. We made them their own baseball cards (virtually) and learned a lot about past Red's players in the rotunda Hall of Fame video area. Overall a really great 2 hour visit.

Beautiful stadium, I haven't had a chance to been inside it since I was a kid but I really enjoyed the outside monuments and decorations as part of my photography.

An absolutely fantastic blast (in &) out of the park! Our Tour Guide Kelli(sp?) & her teammates here (Jeff, Et al), and all that worked so hard to put together this phenomenal venue and make it work every day give such an eloquent lesson on their beloved Queen City's team and it's endearing and historical relationship to the US' national pastime that it should be on the bucket list of any- & everyone who calls themselves a baseball fan. There is WAY MORE than just meets the eye😉❤️!!

One of the best team Hall of fame museum that I have seen. Great Reds history. Free veteran admission.

I was like a kid on Christmas morning at this place! It’s amazing. Such great vintage memorabilia and history. It’s a must see!!!

Had a great time. Very quiet. Even on a Sunday!

Took my son to the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame museum when we were in town visiting and had a wonderful time. If your a baseball fan this is a must visit museum as the Cincinnati Reds were an outstanding team in the 70's and again in the early 1990's. Tons of outstanding players over the years played in Cincinnati. My first MLB baseball game was at the old Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh where we watched the Pirates take on the Reds. In any event, we all had a great time. Highly recommend this experience especially if there isn't a game played at the ballpark that day.

All things Reds. If you're a Cincinnati Reds fan it's a must see. These days I'm only a casual Reds fan. But back the early 70's till about 78 when I graduated HS I was a diehard Big Red Machine fan and they are all there in a big way.

What more is there to say I’ve been here a few times and it’s amazing every time. If you love baseball it’s a great place for the family and plenty of education about baseball.

Great stadium. Docent is well informed. Cole renovations!