If you like the Cincinnati Reds then this is a nice visit especially with a family. The area is safe fun and has plenty to do.

Some things you remember, and things you forgot that you remember. I had free passes, but it was would be worth the price before a game. Everything was beautifully put together especially the room with all the tropies.

The museum was very nice. A lot of old items in here, pieces of equipment, autographs, promotional items, etc. I liked that there was other historical items rather than items limited to Reds baseball items. There were autographed items from movie stars, political figures, other sports figures, etc. There's places for fan interaction... an outfield wall for you to take... More

I wasn't really expecting much when I went to the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum, which is good, because I didn't really get much out of it. Thankfully, it was free because the person I went with had a pass. It was interesting to see some of the stuff that they have collected but I can't really see... More

A must see for all Reds fans in particular or baseball fans in general. Baseball historians will discover something new every time they attend this relatively new hall of fame.

A must see in Cincinnati. Nice layout and planning. Visit the Moerlein House across the street for lunch.

Attended an awards banquet here two years running - did cocktail hour in the Hall of Fame, and then moved up to the club level for the main event. Plenty of space to mingle with fellow guests, and obviously a great place for baseball fans. For those of us less interested, it was a unique place to have an event... More

I stopped by the Reds HOF while in town on business. If you like baseball and it's history it's a good visit. The price was right and I liked that it was self-paced.

What a surprise! I had verbalized minimal enthusiasm when my husband posed the plan for us to visit the Great American Ballpark of the Cincinnati Reds before Opening Day. But the tour guide really brought the history of the game, the past and current players, and the history of the park alive. Love the fact that it is so family... More