Kentucky: Personnel Cabinet - Reds State Employee Days

Kentucky state employees, these are your days at the ballpark!

The Cincinnati Reds want to give you a chance to enjoy the excitement of Reds baseball at a special discount.

Come join your Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, Ohio, and enjoy special discounts for the following games:

Sunday, May 26 vs. Cubs 1:10 pm
Sunday, July 7 vs. Mariners 1:10 pm
Sunday, August 25 vs. Brewers 1:10 pm
Sunday, September 8 vs. Dodgers 1:10 pm

All Commonwealth of Kentucky employees can purchase tickets in select non-premium seating locations for special discount prices!

To purchase discounted tickets online, visit www.reds.com/stateofky.

The password you will need to use to take advantage of this offer is: ky2013.

Also, don’t miss out on some additional discount days:

Lexington Community Day: Sunday, June 9 vs. Cardinals 1:10 p.m. You can purchase discounted tickets at www.reds.com/lexington. The password for Lexington Community Day is: wvlk.

Louisville Community Day: Sunday, Aug. 4 vs. Cardinals 1:10 p.m. You can purchase discounted tickets at www.reds.com/louisville. The password for Louisville Community Day is: 680am.

NOTE: Tickets must be purchased in advance of game date in order to receive this discount. Discount tickets will not be available at the box office on the day of the game.

For information about group tickets, special group events, catered hospitality areas and other group ticket questions, contact Bart Conway at 513-765-7474 or bconway@reds.com.

Don't miss this special offer for Commonwealth of Kentucky Employees!

“Notification of the Cincinnati Reds event does not constitute an endorsement by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The Cincinnati Reds are a Major League Baseball team based in the Great American Ballpark of Cincinnati, Ohio. The Cincinnati Reds, the Great American Ballpark, and Major League Baseball do not transact business with the Commonwealth; are not regulated by the Commonwealth; do not seek grants from the Commonwealth; are not involved in litigation with the Commonwealth; and do not lobby or attempt to influence the actions of the Commonwealth.”