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Paycor Stadium, home of the Cincinnati Bengals, continues to evolve on an annual basis, as does the area around it downtown.
Ahead of Bengals training camp this summer, the team announced parking updates in a press release.
Per the release, the Ohio Department of Transportation and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will add a companion bridge for the Brent Spence Bridge.
The team also announced an expansion of parking spaces.
Details: “The Bengals have held all available parking spaces for impacted members and have remained fully committed to advocating to local and regional officials for additional parking options. Hamilton County is nearing completion of an agreement to acquire the Longworth Hall parking lot located west of the Kettering Health Practice Fields for use on Bengals gamedays.”
The official release provided a detailed map of the downtown changes and what season ticket members impacted by the projects should do.
This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Bengals announce Paycor Stadium parking updates
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Ahead of Bengals training camp this summer, the team announced parking updates in a press release.
Per the release, the Ohio Department of Transportation and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will add a companion bridge for the Brent Spence Bridge.
The team also announced an expansion of parking spaces.
Details: “The Bengals have held all available parking spaces for impacted members and have remained fully committed to advocating to local and regional officials for additional parking options. Hamilton County is nearing completion of an agreement to acquire the Longworth Hall parking lot located west of the Kettering Health Practice Fields for use on Bengals gamedays.”
The official release provided a detailed map of the downtown changes and what season ticket members impacted by the projects should do.
This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Bengals announce Paycor Stadium parking updates
Continue reading...
