Cincinnati Reds Latest Ticket Promotion Hits Millennials Right In Their Feelings

Great American Ball Park is often well known as one of the more family-friendly ballparks in Major League Baseball. While Reds baseball is passed down from generation to generation, Disney and Pixar films share that trait with the first professional baseball team. Which makes this upcoming ticket promotion the Cincinnati Reds are offering the ultimate double play for children of the 1990's.

To celebrate the release of Pixar film "Toy Story 5", the apparent final release in the series, Disney/Pixar and Major League Baseball are collaborating on a ticket package across a handful of stadiums to give everyone a chance to hold on one last time to Woody, Buzz, and the gang while also celebrating their favorite Major League Ballclubs.

In the Reds case, the ticket specialty comes for the home game on Sunday, June 19th vs the Arizona Diamondbacks. If you purchase the specialty ticket, not only will you get to see a Reds home game, but you will also get a Reds & Toy Story co-branded t-shirt.

Now, if you're wondering how this works, the ticket package is available for multiple areas of the stadium, ranging from $29.89 in the view level up to $89.43 in the infield box. According to reds.com, you will head to Gapper's Alley to pick up your shirt near Section 120 and have until the end of the fourth inning to retrieve it. You must purchase the ticket package through this link.

As someone who works in both covering the Cincinnati Reds and Travel Planning for Disney vacations, this is a must-get for people like me who are both sports fans and Disney adults. The Reds did a similar promotion in the 2025 season with the Harry Potter franchise, where you could order a specialty T-shirt that was themed to match your Hogwarts house of choice. This goes along with the past Reds-themed nights, including the annual Star Wars night, the Peanuts franchise, and even Game of Thrones got its time to be honored at Great American Ball Park.

Toy Story 5 releases in theaters on June 19th in the United States, so if you go to the game, you plan to enjoy your final Toy Story movie experience. You'll have your shirt ready for the next weekend when you head to the theaters to see the gang one last time, celebrating a franchise that's shaped childhoods for decades, much like the baseball team we simply cannot stop loving