CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Reds team officials joined local government and business leaders outside Great American Ball Park on Thursday to announce details for what’s been dubbed “Re-Opening Day.”
Re-Opening Day will take place Wednesday, June 2, when the Cincinnati Reds host the Philadelphia Phillies at 12:35 p.m. That's the same day capacity limits will be lifted at stadiums across the state and when mandatory health orders are set to expire in Ohio.
To celebrate, View Level tickets at Great American Ball Park are just $5 for the June 2 matchup. This offer is available until Monday, May 31 at 11:59 p.m. ET. The Reds also plan to continue to offer a $10 ticket promotion (Monday-Thursday games) to those who are vaccinated.
“Things haven’t gone in 2021 exactly the way we all wanted to, in our lives, but now we have Re-Opening Day,” commented Jill Meyer, President and CEO of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber. “Not only is (Re-Opening Day) the quintessential American way, but it is the quintessential Cincinnati way to say we are back, we will not be stalled, and we will keep moving forward.
Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley and Hamilton County Commission President Stephanie Summerow Dumas proclaimed via ceremonial resolution that June 2 is a “half-day holiday” in Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
Both encouraged those who are able to attend the game, enjoy the DORA District at The Banks before and after the game, and support downtown businesses.
They also encouraged all Reds fans to wear the team’s color on that day well.