additional options to explore the city at your own pace

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A 364-acre amusement and water park located just North of Cincinnati. Owned and operated by Six Flags, it is one of the largest and most popular theme parks in the Midwest.  

Day Pass costs $45 online ($90 at gate) / person

Parking is $35 / car

Visit Kings Island Online for more information

The  second-oldest zoo in the United States, officially opening in 1875. It is world-renowned for its success in breeding endangered species, its lush botanical gardens, and its designation as the "Greenest Zoo in America".

Cost for 12 July is $23 after 12P; $18 after 3P (prices vary by date - visit CincyZoo Online for more information)

Watch the Cincinnati Reds take on the Chicago Cubs at 1:40P at the Great American Ballpark.

Multiple outlets for tickets; costs range from $20 - $150 / ticket - depending on seating.

Check out David Minor & Cincinnati United ft. DJ Stride - a popular gospel music ensemble that performs as part of the “I Hear Music at the Fountain” concert series at Fountain Square in Downtown, Cincinnati.

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is a museum of conscience, an education center, a convener of dialogue, and a beacon of light for inclusive freedom around the globe.  With various exhibits on display, a visit to this museum will prove to be educational and enlightening.  Children 3-12 are $17; Seniors 60+ are $18

Trace the epic migration of the Monarch Butterfly across the United States and into Mexico, where they find refuge in the Oyamel Fir Forests for the winter.   CLICK HERE for more information.

Children 5-17 are $8; Children under 5 are FREE.

The Cincy Blues is an organization designed to promote and advance the culture and tradition of blues music as an original American art form, with a vision of expanding the blues audience.  The event is FREE.