Nippert Stadium — Attraction in Cincinnati

In the heart of University if Cincinnati it is surrounded by local and chain restaurants filling the 5 block radius srounding Nippert. You are likely to find good places to hang out before and after games. While the walkways can get pretty crowded and slow when a full capacity crowd is filtering in, any other time is pretty smooth for navigation through the stadium. Overall a good stadium, offering local brews during FCC soccer games, friendly staff, and good safety personnel.

Oh the mother's room is to the right of the baily by the way!! ( before you get into the Bailey) breastfeeding moms, of you need a place to feed or care for you child it does exist just jeep asking! We will guide you to it. :-)

I gave 4 stars only because they need to paint the numbers on the stairs more often so people can tell where their seats are, and do a quick wipe every few weeks(?) Of their padded seats they put up...they just tend to get really really...

First of all, this stadium is basically a hole in the ground. The city of Cincinnati itself leaves much to be desired. There was a constant smell of marijuana as soon as we got on campus which is UNACCEPTABLE. Some drunk Cincinnati fans tried to steal some of our equipment and hit people with it. Not only were the fans invading our section, but they put us in the corner all the way in the endzone which smelt of sewage the whole game. Also, the abundance of porta pottys was ALARMING. The most disappointing thing was the concession stand selection. They sold cups of cheese by itself, didn’t have hotdogs, and they had PEPSI PRODUCTS. That in...

I've watched college football in 10 BIg 5 conference stadiums. SEC, B1G, PAC12, Big East. Nippert is a jewel amongst them all. It doesn't have monumental seating numbers but it doesn't need them. Pack it full of students and alumni & this stadium rocks! Add to that the fact that, in Cincinnati, beer is sold at college events...at least college basketball and football.

BTW...Cincinnatians know how to drink their beer and there is never a problem with drunk Cincinnatians. There is, quite often, problems with out-of-town visitors who aren't used to drinking at games. So don't condemn our college beer drinking. When you're used to it you...