Ford’s 65th Annual Cincinnati Boat, Sports & Travel Show
Updated: January 15, 2023 at 3:23 PM EST
WE WILL BRING YOU UPDATES AS WE GET THEM. TODAY IS THE DAY. THE BENGALS POSTSEASON STARTS TONIGHT IN PRIMETIME EXCLUSIVELY ON WLWT. A TEAM HOPING TO START THE PLAYOFFS THE SAME WAY IT FINISHED THE REGULAR SEASON, I’M NICE WHEN – NICE WIN AGAINST THE RAVENS. WE HAVE LIVE TEAM BREAK BEFORE TONIGHT’S MATCH. WE START WITH 5TH WLWT NEWS ANCHOR LACEY ROBERTS LEADING OUR LIVE REPORT FROM BEHIND THE STADIUM THIS MORNING. THIS MORNING WE CAN SEE AND FEEL THE EXCITEMENT WHICH IS BREAKING OUT. LACEY: THAT’S RIGHT. THE BENGALS HOST THE RAVENS AFTER BEATING THEM HERE AT PAYCOR LAST WEEK. THE FANS WILL BE — IN A FEW HOURS THE FANS WILL PACK THE STADIUM FOR THE FIRST ROUND OF THE PLAYOFFS. THE BENGALS WASTED NO TIME PREPARING FOR THIS MATCH. HEAR WHAT JOE BURROW SAYS ABOUT TONIGHT’S PREPARATION. >> THIS IS WHY THEY PREPARE AND PRACTICE ALL WEEK. YOU HAVE TO HAVE THAT MINDSET AS A QUARTERBACK IN THIS LEAGUE IF YOU WANT TO BE REALLY SUCCESSFUL. YOU CAN’T GO THERE Frightened RIGHT NOW. YOU HAVE TO BE A LITTLE ARROGANT TO GO OUT THERE IN THAT MOMENT AND MAKE THE PLAYS YOU NEED TO MAKE. IT’S SOMETHING I’VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT A LOT. SOMETHING I’M TRYING TO DO. LACEY: FAN TICKETS FOR TONIGHT’S GAME COST UP TO HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. BUT TONIGHT SOME OF THOSE FANS WILL GO TO THAT GAME FOR FREE THANKS TO OTHER FANS’ GENEROSITY. BENGALS FAN, KEVIN CRUZ, PURCHASED 20 TICKETS TO GIVE TO PEOPLE WITH HEAVY STORIES. THAT INCLUDES 12-YEAR-OLD LUCAS LAUER. LUCAS LOST DAD IN MARCH 2020 TO CANCER, BUT HIS GODFATHER, MICHAEL CIDER, HAS BEEN BY HIS SIDE SINCE. CRUZ HEARD OF THEIR STORY AND GAVE THEM TWO FREE TICKETS TO TONIGHT’S GAME. >> IT’S GREAT BECAUSE I NEVER REALLY GOT A CHANCE WITH MY FATHER TO MAKE NEW MEMORIES AND NEW EXPERIENCES >> THE GREATEST THING ABOUT THESE STORIES IS THAT IT WASN’T ABOUT THE SPORTS ASPECT. IT WAS ABOUT WHAT THE BENGLES DID FOR THEM DESPITE WHAT WAS GOING ON. THAT REALLY TOUCHED ME LACEY: SOME OF THE OTHER PEOPLE GOING TO THE GAME TONIGHT THANKS TO CRUZA INCLUDE ALI, A 78-YEAR-OLD WOMAN WHO’S GOING TO ATTEND HER FIRST BENGALS GAME, A MOTHER WHO’S BY SON’S BEDSIDE IN ICU, AND AN AUNT WHO’S TAKEN CUSTODY OF NEPHEWS AND NEPHEWS. BENGAL GIANTS ALSO SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS AHEAD OF TONIGHT’S GAME. THIS WEEKEND WE SIT DOWN WITH ANTHONY MUNOZA TO GET HIS PERSPECTIVE. HE SAYS HE’S HAD HIS TREES AND MOMENTS IN THE STADIUM. >> I’VE NEVER HEARD SO MANY PEOPLE WANT WHEN WE DRIVE IN PUBLIC, FROM ALL AGE GROUPS. CHILDREN, YOU KNOW I’M SURE MOM AND DAD TOLD THEM WHO I AM. BY TEENAGERS I MEAN OLD PEOPLE LIKE ME. I THINK EVERYWHERE I WENT WAS WHO DEY WHO DEY LACEY: IF YOU MISSED OUT ON GETTING ONE OF THE BOOTSY’S FEAR THAT TIGER SHIRTS YOU ARE LUCKY. MORE IS PRINTED THIS MORNING. WLWT NEWS 5’S RICHARD CHILES JOINS US LIVE IN ROSELAWNA WHERE ANOTHER SHIRT IS BEING MANUFACTURED IN TIME FOR THE GAME. >> SEE HOW COLLINS IS DONE WITH OUR GOOD FRIENDS, HOW WE DO IT. SEE THAT THE MACHINE WORKS. TORI BERMAN, OWNER OF TB. TALK TO ME ABOUT THIS PROCESS WE LOVE. WHAT MAKES THIS SO UNIQUE? >> THIS IS IN THE COLOR DESIGN. WE MAKE OUR FILMS, WE CREATE OUR SCREAMS FROM FILMS. HOLLY SETS OUR DESIGN FROM OUR LIGHTEST TO DARKEST. IT WILL PRINT A WHITE FIELD AND A RED AND ORANGE FIELD. GRAY GOES ON TOP OF THAT WHITE FIELD. RICHARD: THIS IS A SHIRT. THIS IS THE PRESS, THIS IS EVERYTHING. HOW MANY OF THESE DID YOU MAKE? YOU WILL CONTINUE TO PRINT THIS OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS AS THE BENGALS MOVE INTO THE PLAYOFFS. >> WE PRINTED THOUSANDS OF THESE T-SHIRTS. WE ARE INTENDING TO PRINT A LOT MORE THIS WEEK. THIS DESIGN WILL BE LOADED AND UNLOADED BY SHE. THESE SHIRTS WILL GET OVER 300 DEGREES IN THE OVEN. THIS THINK STRETCHES AND WILL NOT BREAK. RICHARD: THESE SHIRTS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE BENGALS TAILGATE. YOU ARE A PARTNERSHIP TOO. FOLK CALLS ALL MORNING AND ASKS FOR T-SHIRTS. WHERE CAN I GET THEM? >> THESE SHIRTS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM NOON TO SIX. THEY WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE AT THE BENGALS EXPERIENCE DOWNTOWN. RICHARD: YOU CAN’T HAVE THIS, THIS IS MINE. EXTRA-LARGE, GETTING LITTLE BIGGER EVERY MOMENT. LITTLE BIT BIGGER. BUT WE LOVE THESE SHIRTS. I LOVE TO SUPPORT THE CAUSE. BOOTSY PARTNERSHIP WITH WHAT FOUNDATIONS? >> BOOTSY, THE NEEDIEST KIDS OF ALL. LACEY: RICHARD, GRAB ME AND KELLY’S SHIRT WHILE YOU’RE HERE. IN THE NEXT HALF HOUR, WE WILL BE HEARD FROM ANOTHER FORMER BENGALS PLAYER. BACK TO YOU, KELLY
Ford’s 65th Annual Cincinnati Boat, Sports & Travel Show
Updated: January 15, 2023 at 3:23 PM EST
Ford will hold its 65th annual Cincinnati Boat, Sport and Travel show between January 20-22 and January 25-29. There will be online advance tickets for $13 for adults and children 12 and older. These tickets will be online only until 23:59 on January 19. Tickets will be available online the day of the show for $14. Box office tickets will also be on sale for $15. There are also two-day tickets for adults for $24, good for any two separate days of the eight-day exhibition. Tickets are scanned only once a day. Children up to 11 years old are free. Pets are not allowed at the event. For more information about the event, go to cincinnatiboatsportandtravelshow.com
Ford will hold its 65th annual Cincinnati Boat, Sport and Travel show between January 20-22 and January 25-29.
There will be online advance tickets for $13 for adults and children 12 and older. These tickets will be online only until 23:59 on January 19.
Tickets will be available online the day of the show for $14.
There will also be box office tickets priced at $15.
There are also two-day tickets for adults at $24, valid for any two separate days of the eight-day show. Tickets are scanned only once a day.
Children up to 11 years old are free.
Pets are not allowed at the event.
For more information about the event, go to cincinnatiboatsportandtravelshow.com