

Cincinnati Bengals
Paycor Stadium is an open-air NFL stadium on the Cincinnati riverfront, home to the Cincinnati Bengals since it opened on August 19, 2000. Built at a cost of $455 million and designed by a team led by NBBJ, it was the first NFL stadium to receive an American Institute of Architects design award. Originally named Paul Brown Stadium after the Bengals' founder, it was renamed Paycor Stadium in August 2022. Capacity is 65,515; the playing surface is FieldTurf CORE (installed 2024).
Designed to replace the aging multi-purpose Riverfront Stadium. The design focuses on steep seating to keep fans close to the action and features a unique open end facing the city skyline.
The east side (sections 102-118) provides a beautiful backdrop of the Cincinnati skyline. The "Canopy" level seats offer an affordable way to see the whole field.
Park on the Kentucky side (Newport or Covington) and walk across the historic Roebling Suspension Bridge for a scenic arrival. Use the "TANK" shuttle for $1.
Join the "Who Dey" chant which resonates throughout the stadium. The "Jungle Zone" pre-game party on the plaza offers live music and local food like Skyline Chili.
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