Rogers Centre: What you need to know to make it a great day

Blue Jays, Rogers Centre
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Baseball is loved in Canada, and if you’re north of the border, a trip to Toronto must also include a trip to the Rogers Centre. Here’s everything you must know before arriving at the Rogers Centre.

Who plays at Rogers Centre? 

The Toronto Blue Jays play at Rogers Centre. 

Where is the Rogers Centre located?

Rogers Centre is in Downtown Toronto. The address is 1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON M5V 1J1, Canada. 

What is the capacity at Rogers Centre?

The current seating capacity of Rogers Centre is approximately 41,500, following recent renovations.

When do gates open at Rogers Centre? 

Gates will open 90 minutes before the scheduled game time on weekdays and two hours before on weekends. 

Can you watch batting practice at Rogers Centre?

Yes, you most definitely can watch the batting practice of the Toronto Blue Jays. If you are loud enough, you might get lucky and be thrown a ball by one of the players. 

What can you bring to Rogers Centre?

The Blue Jays recommend bags no larger than 16” x 16” x 8”. Small clutch purses and diaper or medical bags are allowed, subject to inspection. Backpacks are not permitted.

Can you bring food and water to Rogers Centre?

You can bring outside food into Rogers Centre if the items are wrapped, bagged, or left inside a container. You may bring non-alcoholic beverages in sealed plastic bottles (600 ml or less). Cans, glass bottles, and alcoholic drinks are not permitted.

Is Rogers Centre cashless? 

Rogers Centre is cashless. Only credit, debit, or digital payments are accepted. Reverse ATMs are available, allowing you to exchange cash for a preloaded debit card. These machines are located near Sections 112 and 134.

Can you tailgate at Rogers Centre? 

There is no tailgating at Rogers Centre parking lots before or after the game. 

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How much is the parking at Rogers Centre?

rogers center parking lots
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There is no public underground parking at Rogers Centre on game days. Nearby lots and garages typically range from $20 to $40, depending on location and event demand. Public access and rates vary depending on the concert or event.

The lot is divided into four zones.

  • Star Zone (Green): The northeast section of the building/closest elevator, is at Gate 3.
  • Cloud Zone (Blue): Southeast/Gate 7
  • Sun Zone (Red): Southwest/Gate 9
  • Moon Zone (Yellow): Northwest/Gate 13

What bars are close to Rogers Centre? 

Since you can’t tailgate at Rogers Centre, a few bars are within walking distance of Rogers Centre. 

How much is a suite at Rogers Centre?

Large Suites accommodate 50 or more guests and include two spacious hosting areas with capacity for up to 300 guests. Located on the 300 and 400 Levels. Suites include:

  • Diamond Suite: The best Suite in the building is available to purchase if 18 ticket holders are going to be there. It is located on the 300L and 400L infield, offering a spectacular view of home plate.
  • Executive Suite: Available to purchase with 12 tickets and is located on the 300L infield and 400L bases. 
  • Double Suite: Available to purchase at 24 tickets and is located on 300L and 400L. 
  • Large Suites: A space for 50 plus people has two large hosting areas to host up to 300 people. It is in the 300L and 400L. 

What is there to eat at Rogers Centre?

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We’ve listed a few food options and their sections. For a full list, check the MLB Ballpark app.

Fresh Burger with Cheese 6 oz

  • 100 Level: 117, 125
  • 200 Level: 211
  • 500 Level: 520

Crispy Chicken Tenders w/ Fries

  • 100 Level: 110, 120, 127
  • 200 Level: 209, 215, 
  • 500 Level: 511, 514, 520, 

Field Roast Frank

  • 100 Level: 109
  • 200 Level: 220
  • 500 Level: 514

Souvenir Ice Cream Helmet

  • 100 Level: 119, 123
  • 200 Level: 215, 233
  • 500 Level: 514, 523, 524

Pizza Nova Cheese Slice

  • 100 Level: 116, 123
  • 200 Level: 215, 233
  • 500 Level: 523

Locations may vary by seasons.

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