Riverfront Stadium

Riverfront Stadium was a multipurpose sports venue located in Cincinnati, Ohio, that opened in 1970 and was primarily home to Major League Baseball's Cincinnati Reds and the National Football League's Cincinnati Bengals. Its design featured a unique circular structure and it was known for its concrete and steel construction. The stadium hosted various events, including concerts and college sports, before it was closed in 2002. Riverfront Stadium was notable for its role in the Cincinnati sports landscape and remained a significant part of the city’s history until its demolition in 2003.