Resources for Baseball Parks in Ohio (Reds, Indians, Clippers)

Please Note: This article was written before baseball parks were shut down due to Covid-19, check each park first to make sure it’s open before heading out to catch foul balls.

Baseball season approaches! We hope?!

The season for hot dogs, family fun and sunny outings is definitely a favorite for baseball fans across the nation. Are you planning a family outing or large group gathering this season? If so, maybe you’ll need Toyota handicap vans for rent. No matter what your handicap accessible needs are, we have you covered! As a matter of fact, Ohio’s baseball stadiums also have ADA accessibility in their respective parks.

“Columbus Mobility is an outstanding team…
they made sure whatever disability you have is addressed!”
– Mike W. 

The Ohio Clippers Baseball Park

Featuring accessible handicap seating, Huntington Park in Columbus, Ohio has two handicap accessible entrances. The Center Field is the most popular for easy access. All surrounding parking spaces are designated for guests with disabilities. Ticket pricing for handicapped seating is the same for adults, children, and seniors. You may also reserve seating ahead of time by calling (614) 462 – 2757.

The Cincinnati Reds Baseball Park

The Great American Ball Park offers plenty of handicap accessible seating throughout. It’s recommended to contact the Reds Box Office directly to request handicap accessible seating before game day. Accessible parking is also available inside the Central Riverfront Garage for $20 and inside the East Garage for $10. If you need scooters for rent, make sure to call us ahead of time for availability and options.

Cleveland Indians Baseball Park

Committed to providing every guest with a comfortable experience at the ballpark, accessible parking, seating, ticket windows, concessions, and elevators are available throughout the park. Guests may also drop off and pick up curbside off Ontario Street. For more ticket information and to request purchase of accessible seating, call (216) 240 – 4487. Wheelchairs are also available at the park to help transport guests to and from their seats. If you’re looking for wheelchair rentals near me, please give us a call before your scheduled game day out.

More Resources for ADA Accessibility for Baseball Parks

For more information on Accessibility for Physically Disabled Persons and for state guidelines in Ohio, visit the ADA homepage here. Scoping requirements for wheelchair access include: buildings, structures, facilities, whether temporary or permanent.

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