Rogers Centre

Attended the Blossom Investors Hub Meet 2025 at the Rogers Centre. The venue's atmosphere was fantastic—especially sitting under the opened Skydome with a perfect view of the CN Tower! I also enjoyed the quick bite from near Gate 10: delicious chicken tenders and spicy fries. The Blossom team hosted an exquisite event, successfully bringing together many top finance leaders from North America. It was an excellent chance to learn about current financial trends and network. A memorable and valuable experience! Thank you, Blossom team!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Rogers Centre is an absolutely amazing venue! From the moment you walk in, you can feel the energy and excitement. The interactive activities around the stadium make the experience so much more engaging, and the live music before and during events adds an awesome touch of atmosphere. The staff are incredibly professional, friendly, and always willing to help, which really makes the whole experience smooth and enjoyable. One of the things I love most is that there truly isn’t a bad seat in the house — every view feels close to the action and the sound carries perfectly throughout the stadium. Whether it’s for a game, a concert, or any special event, The Rogers Centre delivers every single time. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a top-notch experience in the city.

Rogers Centre underwent massive renovations starting in 2022 and completing in 2024. It was a little surreal for my bro and I as we attended a sunday Jays home game recently. Just remembering how it used to be called Skydome. We hadn't visited since prior to 2022 so to see the new venue renovations was cool. We sat out near the 3rd base side, around section 137. I think what Rogers did was flatten out the area around the field and elevate the ground very slightly to allow fans more of a "player level" type view. Very welcome change. I remember this was not the case with the old seats as they were quite high off the ground as soon as you were above 100 level. Now even 300 level seats can get decent level view of the field. There are a lot more food vendors scattered around the outer ring now. I wish they built more refillable water stations though. The pro shop is BUSTLING all the time. They have one official pro shop at one of the entrances and various stalls around the outer ring where you can purchase merch in case your seats are not close to the official pro shop which is convenient.

I had a tour at this place and it was very informative and interesting. Got to know a lot of things about Blue Jay's, the stadium and its features. A must visit place if you have spent some time in the city and want to know what's the craze about the game is. The ticket is around $40 for the tour. Overall an amazing experience from my side.

First Blue Jays game! What a great evening. Security was on point; friendly and still professional. Concession was great, lots of young, Black, beautiful employees; very friendly, patient and professional. The washrooms were surprisingly clean! We didn’t expect a venue with that many people to have that level of cleanliness so kudos to the custodial/maintenance staff. Our seats were very clean too which was a bonus. Overall, great atmosphere! Would love to go back for more events/games.

On a beautiful day with the roof open, a great place to see a game. Great beef franks! After the game, wait around to watch hundreds of kids run the bases and see the roof glide shut! Then head to John St. for a post-game beer or Chinatown for a terrific dinner.

First visit since all the renovations. What a great place to watch a ball game. Great concessions and team store, friendly service from all staff, and so many interesting vantage points to watch the game. So tempted by all the game used memorabilia. And, oh yeah, the Jays won (4-2 vs KC this day). Next game got to see the great crew seeing up and the food open.

Super fun experience watching the Blue Jays here! The Rogers Centre has such an amazing atmosphere—friendly fans, loud energy, and so much excitement in the air. Like most stadiums, food and drinks are on the pricey side, but that’s to be expected. Overall, it’s a fantastic place to catch a game and enjoy the vibe. LET’S GO JAYS!

14th MLB stadium. Had a great time here. Hit two games as visiting fans. Had great seats by 1st base. Everyone was friendly, got chatting to people. Love the 7th inning stretch song. The roof was open both nights, so you get to look up and see the CN Tower. The Catch Bar did a great strawberry lemonade cocktail. Steamwhistle is good place to go before the game for food and drinks. Very accessible stadium being in downtown Toronto. Was able to easily walk from our hotel.

It's crazy that I have never reviewed Rogers Centre. It's time! I reference two venues in Toronto by their original names. I keep saying Air Canada Centre instead of Scotiabank Arena. I also say SkyDome often and have to correct myself with Rogers Centre. You're going to read SkyDome a lot in this review. It is where I attended my first free concert and my first paid concert. In grade 12, my best friend was into Chalk Circle, a band from Newcastle, ON. They performed a free show on a Sunday at SkyDome. I tagged along. It was my first visit to the venue. Seeing the dome open was awesome! It does take some time for it to open and close. My first major concert was Madonna at SkyDome. It was a year after seeing Chalk Circle. I had an amazing time and started my ongoing love to attend concerts whenever I have a chance. I have seen a bunch of Blue Jays games over the years here. When the dome is open, I recommend wearing a hat and protecting yourself from the sun. I was a novice and definitely caught some sun on a hot summery day. The last Jays game that I saw was for a corporate event in 2006. I was the marketing person taking photos of our staff and guests for our Web site and marketing materials. It was a lot of fun, except that I didn't have a chance to take in the game. I couldn't tell you who the Argos played against. The Toronto Argonauts, our city's Canadian Football League (CFL) team, used to play at SkyDome. Whenever the Argos played the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, I'd take in the game. It was boring. Argos fans seem reserved compared to Bombers fans. I stopped going to them and ended up heading over to Hamilton. TiCat fans are similar to Bombers fans. Every game was exciting and fun to attend. The Argos play at BMO Field these days. Hopefully, it's more exciting over there. I recently returned to Rogers Centre to see Taylor Swift in concert. I went with a couple of friends. A lot of good improvements have occurred since I was last here. We entered through gate 11. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. All three of us did not bring bags or purses, so we went through security effortlessly. There were kiosks where we had to scan our ticket barcodes. The process was smooth. The merchandise lineups were long, but organized. There were vendors with trays of beer, popcorn, and fancy cocktail drinks as we waited in line. Drinks and food are expensive. You expect the price hike at such venues. I will say that food is much better at Rogers Centre than Scotiabank Arena. Mary Brown's! The hot dog that my friend got looked amazing. He enjoyed it. I saw waffle fries. I was happy. I got the most expensive Diet Coke at any concert venue in my life. Well, it did come in a collectable Taylor Swift-inspired cup for $15. I have been drinking out of that cup for over a week just to get my money's worth... haha! The seats were comfortable. We sat down at around 5:30 pm. The show ended past 11:30 pm. Mind you, we were standing for most of the show. It had cup holders and plenty of space for our legs. All three of us are tall, with my friend being the tallest at 6'2". We were all comfortable and happy seated. I like that Rogers Centre has hand railings on all stairways. I was pleased. Scotiabank Arena doesn't. The lineup for the women's washroom was long between Gracie Abrams and Taylor Swift. Rogers Centre was smart to have trailer washrooms open. My other friend used it and let me know that it was clean. I used a regular washroom. It was also clean and the stalls were roomy. Gates and sections are clearly displayed on clear signs. I was happy. This venue is cashless. Credit and debit cards are accepted. I rarely park close to any major venue in Toronto. I learned that when I took in a concert at SkyDome. I couldn't leave the parking lot for an hour after the show. For the Taylor Swift concert, I parked in Chinatown and took the 510 Spadina bus south. I then walked briefly over to Rogers Centre. This method worked well. Buses ran often. I fetched my car at an affordable parking lot and had no problem leaving Chinatown to head home. I had a great experience. It was nice to be back. This concert experience at Rogers Centre has inspired me to go see more Blue Jays games next season. (457)

I saw the cultural phenomenon that is the Taylor Swift Eras Tour here at the Rogers Centre. For context, I'm a 28 year old straight male who is really not a Swifty. My mom just asked if I wanted to come as she had an extra ticket and I needed to see what the hype was all about. Admittedly, I do love some of her songs and generally appreciate good musicians so it wasn't like I didn't want to be there. Back to December is such a bop and I used to watch the You Belong with Me music video over and over again in middle school. Right off the bat, my mind was blown when we walked into the Rogers Centre. She was set to go on at 8, and there was not an open seat at 7:30. 40,000 seats, at capacity, for her SIXTH show in Toronto. SIXTH!?! In one city!?! I began to do the math when my sister-in-law informed me she had done over 150 sold out shows on this stadium tour. She saw my brain scrambling and said "She performs for over 3 hours too..." I just kind of laughed that off as I know she'd be rounding up from the likely 2 and a half hours she performs. No one is performing for 3 hours lol. Swift came out from under the big rainbow leaf thingies at 7:59pm to one of the loudest pops you've ever heard in your life. I look over at my Brother covering his ears looking at me like "wtf..." while my mom and sister in law are smiling from ear to ear screaming along to a song I didn't know. The collective energy in here was tangible. I stood there surrounded by sequin dresses, knee high sparkle boots, and homemade friendship bracelets as I took in the surroundings: Girls of every age between 6 and 70 belting the lyrics and crying to certain tracks, chatter of what the "surprise songs" will be, and a handful of supportive boyfriends clearly dragged along. I really wasn't a part of the collective energy until she ran off the craziest 4 track run: You Belong with Me, Love Story, 22, and We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together. I was deadass a Swifty for those 4 tracks. I was screaming "SHE WEARS HIGH HEELS, I WEAR SNEAKERS, SHE'S CHEER CAPTAIN AND I'M ON THE BLEACHERS!" Such a bar damn. Although she was saying this while in Louboutin Red Bottom high heels lmao. She performed until 11:27 pm, leaving the stage for no more than a minute for one of her 16 outfit changes. That is 3 hours and 28 minutes of putting her heart and soul into this performance. She is gangster for that. Highkey an ATHLETE. Some Kobe level work ethic. Even her biggest fans sat down for certain portions, as there's no shot they're used to being on their feet for that long. However, much to my immortal chagrin, she performed for that long and didn't sing Back to December. Pain, pain everywhere. This has got to be the best set production I've seen, dare I say, since Kanye's Yeezus Tour. The LED stage and wall is synced up with every one of Swift's movements, fire cannons and indoor fireworks come out of nowhere, the outfit changes for each individual era, and the attention to detail of Swift knowing exactly when the camera is close up on her face is beyond impressive. I felt like I was watching a feature film, and she was acting her ass off. I left the Rogers Centre thinking, "Wow, she must have the craziest god complex." 150+ sold out stadium shows of people there to just see 1 person. It's not a team or anything, they are literally just there to see her. There is no way that can't mess with your head. How could you not have at least a little bit of a god complex? The word cult sounds aggressive, but if we are going off the definition of "a system of religious veneration and devotion directed toward a particular figure or object," then this is definitely a cult. This thought path led me down a rabbit hole. In doing my research for this review, I realized we don't know anything more about Taylor Swift than she wants us to know. I'm sure if you're a Swifty you'll tear me apart for that statement, but I'mma stand on that. Every interview she does, she and her team have final cut. You'll probably say oh she gives us everything in the music, but it can't get more curated than that. Just like this tour, everything about her is hyper-curated. I left craving to see Taylor Swift on the Joe Rogan Podcast, or any long form interview that she doesn't have final cut on. That would be SO lit. Imagine the numbers that would do... my god. I'm so curious to see what she is really like as a human being. I wonder if she even knows who she is at this point. I understand that this would never happen as she doesn't need it AT ALL, but how funny would it be to see her reaction when Joe asks her what she thinks of the tic tac UFO Navy Commander David Fravor saw back in 2004. I left impressed and inspired, but so curious as to what she is like behind the curtain of this hyper-curated image she has created. But I guess we'll never know. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

Good venue with helpful staff. Came here to see Taylor Swift for her Eras Tour and it was beyond amazing and a true time of our lives. My wife and I paired up to get two tickets as she was lucky to get Night 2 here and we got wheelchair seats to bring her friend who uses a wheelchair for distance. Since I have more trouble standing, I ended up sitting with her friend while my wife got the A1 floor section I splurged on for her. Decent selection of food and drink but they are pricy as usual for sports venues. Docking a star since it can be a long walk to restrooms unlike other venues with limited stalls for men. Would love to

Rogers Centre, the crown jewel of Toronto and home to the Blue Jays, is a stadium that begs to be experienced, not judged by someone Yelp-ing it from the safety of their couch. This summer, my wife (a Canadian in spirit, hailing from Erie, PA) and I loaded up the kids, secured their passports, and crossed into the Great White North. For first-timers like us, Canada offered plenty of novelty--poutine, polite drivers, and Tim Hortons at every turn. But no trip to Toronto would be complete without a pilgrimage to its most iconic ballpark. The Blue Jays are an endearing team--think of them as the scrappy underdog who occasionally takes a swing at the juggernauts and sometimes even connects. Their fanbase is fiercely loyal, showing up with a kind of devotion that only comes from rooting for a team that's more "always the bridesmaid" than "runaway bride." The stadium itself? A marvel. Rogers Centre boasts a retractable dome that feels like the kind of futuristic tech we thought we'd all have by 2023. And let's not forget the CN Tower looming overhead, casually photobombing your view. From some seats, it's a spectacle. From others, it's like having a nosy neighbor peeking over your fence. The game we attended happened to include a bobblehead giveaway, which immediately scored major points with the kids. Five bobbleheads made their way home with us, each one proudly displayed--or abandoned to gather dust, depending on the child's mood. Still, it's a baseball memory immortalized in miniature plastic form, which feels oddly poetic. Toronto as a city? It's a melting pot of cultures, bursting with diversity and vibrancy. The food scene is a mixed bag--traditional Canadian dishes didn't wow us (sorry, maple syrup and ketchup chips), but the Indian and Asian cuisines? Stellar. The city itself feels distinctly European, a little slice of "not America" just across the border. Everything is more expensive if you're Canadian, but if you're wielding U.S. dollars, you suddenly feel like royalty. Rogers Centre isn't just a stadium; it's an experience. Baseball stadiums are meant to be visited, soaked in, and cherished, especially in the summer when the air is warm, the hot dogs are overpriced, and the game is gloriously slow-paced. If you're a ballpark enthusiast, or even just someone who likes an excuse to sit for three hours while eating nachos, go. Take your kids, soak in the skyline, and let the magic of baseball transport you--even if it's in Canada.

Beautiful stadium Great fans Fantastic food and drinks and retractable roof for bad weather

We stayed right across from the Rogers Center and every day of our stay, there was a game going on. We enjoyed walking around the stadium, chatting with fans and playing some of the fun games they had set up on the outskirts of the center. Rogers Centre was originally called the SkyDome. It has a retractable roof and it is situated at the base of the CN Tower near the northern shore of Lake Ontario. Opened in 1989 on the former Railway Lands, it is home to the Toronto Blue Jays of Major League Baseball (MLB). They do a great job keeping people busy. The entrances are very well marked and they have lots of people helping. It's a great place to watch a baseball game.

My first visit to Roger's Centre-- home of the Blue Jays. This stadium is located in the harbor part of Toronto by the CN Tower and the aquarium so it gets quite crowded. It's super accessible walking and by subway via Union Station, probably a 15 min walk. We went on Canada Day to get the giveaway but since we only got there 30 minutes before the game it was all sold out (they said it was the fastest giveaway they had!). The stadium is new and really well planned out. We sat in the 500 section behind home plate and the views were really decent - the team also bring out a MASSIVE Canadian flag for Canada Day and the team wears red. As the only MLB team in Canada it felt like the right event to do for Canada Day. The bathrooms were clean, there were water stations but as it was so hot the water station lines were kind of insane. I loved the concessions offerings here - so many better options than the ones stateside. I loved the Korean hot dog stand and icy pops. Very easy to get in an out, and a very clean stadium. You can also see CN Tower from the seats which is really cool. I would come back for a game and concerts if ever in Toronto.

My first time in a major-league baseball game. I was very excited. It's an outdoor stadium that the dome closes and becomes an indoor stadium on the bad weather days. Prices of course were expensive but that's with any stadium or arena or ballpark or whatever. It was a pretty nice ballpark. I liked it. I have no complaints. Lots of food stands, a couple merch stands. Of course, lots of people going up and down the aisle, selling their beer and snacks. It was a fun time and I really don't know what else to say about this place. It's just a stadium. It was pretty clean, well kept, the bathrooms were clean, the people were nice, and I would definitely come back here many many times over.

If you are looking for the food item that does not break the bank at Rogers Centre, go to the Catch Bar at 100L section & get Loaded Mac & Cheese with Brisket($14.11 tax in). It was surprisingly good! Also got tall size draft beer of Bellwoods brewery Jelly King Sour( around $20). Price was steep but was glad they have options of craft beer. They also had Collective Arts Life in the Cloud as well.

We came here for a Blue Jays game on a "Loonie Dog" night. We arrived an hour early to beat the lineups and enjoy drinks at the bar before the chaos begins. Lol The security and ticket check was very smooth. You can bring a small bag or even backpack with you; as long as you don't bring your luggage with you, you're fine. There are bars on every floor and so many food vendors selling Loonie Hotdogs and churros. Mary Brown's Chicken and Pizza Nova are good options, too. They also have must-try ice creams.

First off, Let's Go O's! Nice new stadium with flashy lights and large screen. It's interesting the Blue Jays' stadium roof can open and close, but I wished they kept it open unless raining. They blast the AC and I don't know if I was just sitting right under a vent but it was freezing. The staff were friendly and I didn't explore the food options too much, but tried their poutine and chicken tenders with fries. Fries were very dry and chicken tenders were tiny but moist. Free refills with the souvenir cup. Also got passes for on-field batting practice and that was a fun experience meeting a lot of players for photos and autographs. Great experience especially when the Orioles win!

The premier (& largest) venue in the city of Toronto. Holds concerts, baseball games and previously Wrestlemania! Originally called the Sky Dome, this venue has a roof that can open in about the span of an hour which makes it fantastic for summer events. I saw a Jay's game on April 30 and was in the West Jet Deck area. The view from the deck was fantastic! Unfortunately the cost of alcoholic drinks is $14 minimum. I would recommend bringing in an empty water bottle as there are free refill stations in the venue. In addition, you can bring in outside food to the venue. I went back for a second event in the TD private suite on June 3 and the view was phenomenal. It is quite pricey to host an event here but if you get a chance to attend definitely take it. Unfortunately the food was mid. Salad was good but the chicken was dry.

Very clean, very organized. A majority of the staff were all very happy and helpful. But the lines for food were particularly slow moving, even compared to other sporting event I've gone to. The seats were top notch. And the actual game experience was awesome

Beautiful stadium! When we walked through the doors of the 200 level to our seats, we were totally impressed. The view, the cleanliness, the atmosphere - all great! Sitting on the 3rd base side looking up at the CN Tower was awesome. This is a really nice place to enjoy a game. Great vibes and music, too. The kids loved it, too. Only thing missing was food and drink service at the seats, but I don't think it's offered in the upper levels. Still, I can't complain. And there were a lot of food options in the concourse. Would definitely come back next time we visit Toronto.

Rogers Centre surprised me as I always believe I'm going to hate watching a baseball game in an indoor ballpark and then I get in there and it's not so bad. In fact, the amenities this park has, makes it better than most indoor ball parks in my opinion. Went to a Friday night game and a Saturday day game. The latter was super cool because the ballpark had so much energy. Live music and different events going on and a pretty full house when my Los Angeles Dodgers were playing and beating the Bluejays. Really good food options were offered here. It was my first time in Canada, so of course I had to try the poutine and even tried a poutine hot dog. Had a burger here, which is probably one of the better burgers in MLB. Employees here are super nice and I love that they have their pronouns listed on their name tags.

Review from 7/2023 We are traveling to visit all of the baseball stadiums and hit three on this trip alone! This field is awesome (besides the small seats). It is older but very well-kept. I love that the outfield has hotel rooms attached to it, and they can view the game from their room! There is even an attached restaurant (which I will review next) where you can see the game/field while eating. Good: Food is great Lots of choices for drinks/food all around The roof being opened is amazing to watch The view cannot be beat for a baseball game CN Tower View- awesome and people were repelling down during the game Bad: Seats are made for someone who is not of a normal size. Everyone around us was complaining and the locals were saying that they are renovating the seats. We were on the field a few rows back from the visiting team. I paid a ton to sit sideways a lot!

I love this place I have so many great memories! Food prices are fine but the stadium has a great modern design seats are comfortable and all the staff are so nice! If you are a Jays fan you gotta go here. A couple of stories here: my first game at the SkyDome was a Raptors game! Once Josh Donaldson hit a foul ball to me and i didn't catch it but it bounced all the way back to me! Then a pitch later he hit a homerun!!

I enjoyed seeing the Bluejays play while I was visiting. It was raining and it was cool to be in a dome. Huge venue and it was packed, but somehow didn't feel congested. Well organized and clean, and plenty of food and drink options. Plenty of ways in and out so there were no bottleneck issues. A very pleasant evening.

Even though this stadium is quite old, the whole experience was very pleasant. Everything from entering the stadium, to grabbing a drink, to finding our seats was pretty seamless. The walkways seemed plenty wide even though the game was well attended. We were really pleased with the beer selection- especially local brews like Collective Arts Brewing. We had a great experience at our first Blue Jays game!

Of all the modern ballparks, I really enjoyed my time here! While the blue jays fans are still resentful of Ohtani, I got to see him blast a solo home run in the first inning and silence all the boo birds. In game entertainment was good, food also good. Only gripe I have is the giveaway was NOT free. You had to "upgrade" your ticket. At dodger Stadium, giveaways are firdt come, first serve until they run out. Found that odd. Other than that, solid ball park. Would love to go back in the summer and see a game with the dome open!

Renovations are complete, but this was my first time there. I bought the $20 outfield district ticket that comes with no seat. On three levels, you have seven areas to stand and watch the game. Each area has either a bar or Dj and good views. In theory sounds good, but nowhere to stand mostly unless you camp out all day at the railings. Pizza Nova was good and the chicken place had nice tenders and the potato wedges were a nice touch.

With an incredible view of the CN tower when the dome is open, this stadium is a beauty! It's modern with great metrics on the scoreboards that are easy to see. They've got fun activities planned through out including fun face painting on Canada Day or interactive game activities. Only bummer is that the concurses are really narrow. It's not quite built to sustain the number of people it can house which is a little tough for moving around. Decent food options although nothing really stands out. I'd recommend the chicken sandwiches!

Loved this ballpark. Seats in 100 level definitely need that renovation they are doing in the off season but the park was clean, welcoming and easy to navigate. Staff was friendly. Can't wait to go back.

On select Sundays they have Kids Days. So many activities inside and outside the ballpark. We did the hair chalk, ball throwing, spray tattoos, caricatures, and bounce houses. After the game, the kids could sign up to run the bases (do this via email before game and sign-up in waves). I love that this ballpark has a dome. Don't have to worry about rain-outs. Food-wise, there was some Canadian specialities like poutine. We had to try the poutine hot dog. We couldn't find any soft serve ice cream in the 100s, but the elevator guy led us to a good spot in the 200s. The kids loved their souvenir baseball hats leftover from the ice cream (which was like soup by the time we got back to our seats). Definitely a good ballpark to go to with the family.

Came here for a Baseball game !! Loved the ambiance just a mess to get to your gate though. If you have amazing seats and your coming down blue jays way you have to walk a bunch of stairs up and down like a yoyo not fun ahaha I want to point out that You can't even find scalpers .. so sad everything is now online but we were able to buy amazing tickets 1 hour before the game online as they don't sell paper tickets anymore :((( I miss the scalper days!! The game was super electrifying ahahaha we had front view seats and saw the players really close up it was super fun and we had no expectations becausr we bought the seats so last minute hey 40$ a ticket we had a fabulous time! Facility: washrooms: 0 gross .. super dirty and the line up is a mess you have to wait at least 10-20 minutes to get into a stall.. it's pretty old and run down so needs a makeover The CONCESSION STAND: Super great they have a full bar almost which was super nice you can get any drink you like but the lineup is long ish ( you definitely miss an inning getting food/ drinks) I really liked that they fixed the roof so if its pouring down hard at least the rooftop closes and you dont get crazy wet at least they fixed that from the last time I came Will definitely come back and do it again for sure Cheers

This was my first time going to the Rogers Centre and watching the Blue Jays and it was amazing. The Blue Jays ticket cannot be screenshot, whether bought online or transferred to another person. This ensures its security. It's okay to bring some food inside. We brought some leftover pizza for dinner before the game. After we entered, we still had to walk up inside the arena. The arena is very huge and divided into different floors and areas. They have some beautiful photo spots, food trucks, bars, and a games area. You don't have to sit in the arena and only watch the games. The bar is the busiest and most crowded area. Most people hang out there and have a drink. Anyway, it was an interesting and wonderful experience.

Renovations have made a huge impact and difference About 40,000 a game this season; Renos a big part of that...!

Beautiful stadium conveniently located adjacent to the convention center with the CN Tower looming overhead and accessible luxury suite style by Toronto Marriott City Center rooms. The wife, the two kids and I decided last minute to snag four upper deck seats for a TOR-CWS game and we loved the experience, everything from the day club like atmosphere of the standing room only seats to the bottomless drinks and popcorn buckets. For at least the evening, we were all converted Canadians and Blur Jay fans.

We planned to go see our home team during our trip to Toronto. The Rogers Center had recently through some renovations recently and I think they really catered to the fans. A few rooftop bars and plenty of places to get food and drinks. The one thing I loved about this stadium that I found out afterwards, was that you can bring outside food. (No alcohol but still) . Bring your food and save $$!

Came here for the final game of the Red Sox and Blue Jay series. It was super fun and the atmosphere and ambiance were great. I wish the Blue Jays had pulled off a win but they lost steam towards the end and the lost. We still had a great time. It was easy to get in and out of the stadium and everything was well designed and planned for. Great location right by the CN tower and Union Station.

"Now it's past my bed I know And I'd really like to go Soon will be the break of day Sitting here in Blue Jay Way" (George Harrison) The Toronto Blue Jays play their home games at the Rogers Centre, so guess what street the stadium happens to be on? How about "Blue Jays Way"!! We went to the Toronto Blue Jays - NY Yankees game on Wednesday night and saw history - we were there for Aaron Judge's 61st home run, breaking a 61-year old record that had stood since 1961. But what surprised me was the absence of any sort of a scoreboard congratulations nothing like "The Toronto Blue Jays Wish to Congratulate Aaron Judge on his historic achievement". What also surprised and disappointed me was the lack of any instant replay of that home run. Come to think of it, there were zero instant replays of any kind which is kind of bizarre because the stadium has a brand new state of the art scoreboard and LED light system. Another weird thing was the very limited and mundane assortment of food choices at the concession stands. We didn't see much more than pizza, dogs, french fries, and chicken. The stadium has a terrific location, right in the middle of tourist central between the CN Tower, Aquarium, and Steam Whistle Beer Garden. The plaza was jam packed with people the night we were there. The ballgame experience was great. We sat in the second level just down the foul line from the Toronto dugout. We had unobstructed views of the whole field -from foul pole to foul pole. The seats were big and had generous leg room. The stadium sections and rows and seats are clearly marked, and the ushers were very helpful and friendly. One cool thing we saw was the return of real live stadium vendors selling beers and popcorn through cashless transactions. They would pass a cardreader gizmo to their customer who would complete the purchase with a credit card. No Loonies or Toonies or Tens or Twenties experienced a human touch. By the way, we really loved Toronto -what a fantastic city!!

This is not my home stadium so I am really comparing it to Comerica and the few others I have been to. The food options suck horribly and beer/drink options are severely lacking. It feels very cramped and there are no drink holders which is incredibly annoying. I don't know if this is somehow related t othe liquor laws in Ontario (which will always be confusing and weird to me), but you can't buy alcohol and food at the same stand which is sort of inconvenient. The pros are the dome that they close when it's raining (which we didn't actually realize until a bartender told us, so we decided to go to the game afterall..), the people are super nice including the fans, and... the hot dogs are actually the best I have ever had at a park. I also really like how they have a ton of activities for kids; I have never seen anywhere so accommodating! They even have an arcade which is pretty cool. I think this keeps kids from being as antsy and being upset during the game so everyone can have fun. Thanks for having us, Toronto.

What a great stadium!! The roof is amazing, the field looks great and the remodeling that they doing should make this place even better. We had someone in our party take a fall and the service we received was absolutely awesome. I have been to 10 stadiums this year, unfortunately this is not me favorite but is definitely going to be a top 5 after we visit all 30. The negatives about this place has to be the food. The hot dogs compared to other stadiums unfortunately are not the best. The nachos compared to other stadiums is unfortunately nit the best and my wife and friends complained about the pretzels and popcorn. However, again the stadium is beautiful and the service was absolutely top notch. We will be back again!! What a great stadium!! The roof is amazing, the field looks great and the remodeling that they doing should make this place even better. We had someone in our party take a fall and the service we received was absolutely awesome. I have been to 10 stadiums this year, unfortunately this is not me favorite but is definitely going to be a top 5 after we visit all 30. The negatives about this place has to be the food. The hot dogs compared to other stadiums unfortunately are not the best. The nachos compared to other stadiums is unfortunately nit the best and my wife and friends complained about the pretzels and popcorn. However, again the stadium is beautiful and the service was absolutely top notch. We will be back again!!

Was in town for the week on a work trip, and I was told to catch a game while I was here. SO glad I got a ticket! Blue Jays vs Padres. I'm not much of a baseball person, but come on, if you're in town and a game is playing locally, I don't care what sport it is I'll go for the atmosphere and some entertainment! I went solo and bought a cheap nosebleed seat, with the game plan of grabbing a beer and hotdog and just standing the whole time. I don't care if my legs went numb I think I had the best view for the price I paid. I found a cool standing area right behind some premium seats. You're damn right I enjoyed that hotdog and two beers leaning on a pole with a straight shot view. Such nice weather that night they even opened up the roof. The stadium was pretty bad ass, even tho I've only been in 2 other baseball stadiums lol, this was was pretty amazing. Purchased a hat at one of the stands there before I left, overpriced but worth it to say I been there and done that and I got a hat to prove it. Parking was located in some underground garages nearby so it was pretty convenient. Oh! One thing to note..... you couldn't purchase tickets at the stadium, everything was online, so a lot of sad people that day were turned away, not sure if that's a norm or just a one time thing for this game but I'd check online for tickets before just assuming, and missing out on a mustard covered hot dog and moderately priced beer.

Will have to do a review update when I see a baseball game here. This is for an Elton John concert where we sat in the 200-level. Located downtown near the water and CN Tower it may feel daunting to get here with large buildings and traffic- but once you get on the actual stadium grounds - things are pretty laid back. There was a line to get in but things moved quickly and we were ushered in. There are several food options out in the mezzanine area and the corridors are decorated for the team with several types of displays. I opted to not get food or drink while here - but the seats were comfortable as they could be. Will be back to take this off my baseball park to-do list in 2023

Great ballpark with good food options depending on your ticket. There is also a hotel inside the ballpark which is amazing to me.

Giants and Bluejays game. Nice park and great fans here in Toronto. Enjoyed the experience

The renovations to the dome is a massive transformation that creates a much better vibe. The social spaces really opens up the place and allows you to do other things during a boring game or a blowout. Especially attending a matinee game - my 5 year old and I lasted all the way to the 7th inning because we walked around and just checked out different neighborhoods. He loved the stadium and the baseball game. Food and drinks are way overpriced but we can't wait to go back because it was worth it.

Great place to see the Blue Jays play. When I am in town, before Covid, I use to get to the games 2 hours early and buy the tickets from the box office. Now they require you to buy and download the tickets online. I always get Great seats for the awesome price of around $100 Canadian which includes tax and fees( That's about $80 in US dollars) I alway am able to get field level seats within 15 rows if the field or better! I have been able to get with 10 rows behind home plate multiple times! The family atmosphere and promotions they have during the game are really cool! Never dealt with unruly fans in this stadium, which has a retractable roof if the weather gets bad. I get the grilled footlong hot dogs which they have in special kiosks, along with a soda. I use Uber when I visit Toronto and they can drop you off right at the stadium which is right next to the CN Tower! Highly recommend!

I always say I want to visit stadiums in other cities and never make it to sports games until now. Visiting Toronto with friend we decided to take in a Blue Jays game and I am so glad we did! The stadium is set up so that most seats are good seats and thats always appreciated. I like that there are "value" booths for snacks, multiple gathering sections, live music and a ton of great places for photo opportunities! The day was beautiful when we went so the roof was open and walking around the ballpark was pleasant. I also really enjoyed the size and variety in the gift shop.

It was so good to take in a home game of the Toronto Blue Jays after two years away from this stadium. New and former food vendors adorn each level of Rogers Centre including Pizza Nova and Mary Brown's. The alcohol was also flowing too. The Jays organization upgraded the lighting and scoreboard systems to catch up to other sporting venues which have had these flashy entertainment productions for a few years already. Many people still vent that Toronto should build a new open ballpark. Tonight, my sweetie and I were very happy sitting in this climate-controlled stadium with a retractable roof that was closed. The rain and wind didn't bother us one bit! Jays 4, Athletics 1 Attendance: 35,415

Had my first experience here a few weeks ago. Sri e over from Michigan to visits a new ballpark and see a game. We explored the entire facility, went up to the 5th deck and down the the 1at where our seats were. The 5th deck is a blast, social areas, yard games, with patio vibes. Food was decent - I tried the Cubano and he tried the chicken strips from Mary Browns. Get the Mary Browns sauce, it's good. You can see the field from just about everywhere, can't miss an ounce of the game. My only complaint - the seats 1st level behind the dugouts are so small and cramped. I'm not a large sized person and was completely touching all my neighbors more than I care to.

Enjoy your climate-controlled fan experience in this behemoth before it's gone, as you enjoy the only major-league game available north of the border. Easy parking factor: with the location in downtown Toronto, you can get a spot for $10 CAD (I used USD, just wanted to appear international). Plenty of public transit makes that a decent alternative as well. Cheap ticket factor: You'll get a cheap seat in this monstrosity, you just might need a telescope to catch the on-field action. Although built in '89, you get the giant 70s dome flair, nice temps but sitting waaay back. Welcoming factor: The ever-present Canadian nanny state will help assure you don't get too hot or cold, so don't worry about that. Just don't try to go back down to a lower level after you've gone up. Would be cool to watch a game with the roof open, but you get the basic concrete-jungle feel with it closed. World's fastest grounds crew will amaze in 90 seconds or less. Food factor: I know you're wondering if they have that "Canadian style bacon". Well you'll just have to keep wondering what that's all aboot. Just kidding: I'm sure they do--what Canadian establishment wouldn't? Have some Skor chocolate toffee and pretend it isn't Heath (eh). Move freely about the cabin factor: One-way doors lock behind you as you venture toward Nosebleed-Nirvana. The trick is stay down low until you're done roaming the halls; kind of backwards from our usual 6th-inning stadium trek (we realized too late). Little kid souvenir factor: my son got plenty of autographs and hung around the expensive seats for a while after game start, so look to grab some nice souvenirs if you care during visitor BP. Just remember the "Hotel California" rule where you can go up but you can never return to the lower levels if you don't have one of those expensive seats. It was an atypical sweltering day, but plenty cool inside Rogers. They do it up right north of the border with some American-style ball. I'll return and hopefully for a night game with open roof.

Visited 1st on October 3, 2015 for Taylor Swift's 1989 Concert and again on July 31, 2022 for the Blue Jays game against the Tigers. It was neat to have been there for 2 different events with the roof closed for one and open for the other. If you stick around long enough, you can even see the roof retract. Recall feeling like Tay Tay was pretty small at the concert even though my seat was pretty good but the baseball game was the exact opposite. Loved the fan excitement. Practically all the seats were taken except for maybe the ones in the upper upper decks. Didn't get to explore around the stadium, but a refresh probably wouldn't hurt.

Awesome stadium situated in the heart of downtown Toronto! We purchased tickets to watch Kansas City Royals vs Toronto Blue Jays @ 1:00pm and it happened to be on Canada Day, July 1st! The first 15,000 attendees received denim ball caps with Canada's maple leaf emblem on the front. Cool!! Opening ceremonies included America's "Star Spangled Banner" and Canada's "Oh Canada" national anthems performed by the Royal Canadian Airforce band. I could hear a lot of Canadians singing!! Wow! So much pride!! Then the 424 Transport and Rescue Squadron repelled from the very top of the stadium to the ground. Amazing!! Round of applause!! Our seats were in section 521L Row 5 seats 103 & 104. The view was great and we didn't have direct sun for about the first four innings. There are no cup holders and not enough leg space so be prepared to stand up when others need to get through to get to their seats. We took an elevator from floor 000 to 500. You can also walk up the ramp to get some step action! But our view was from home plate. The final score was 11-4 Toronto. It was exciting to watch! For food and beverage there are many vendors to choose from. We decided to get a foot long hot dog from Schneiders (long lines so it had to be good!) and Nachos with shredded beef from the Cantina. And of course, a draft beer from Mill St. Brewery. Everything was excellent!! The Westjet Flightdeck area located centerfield in the 200 section is a must-visit! The best time to go is probably during the game. So get up from your seats to stretch and visit the area for photo opps and activities for some freebies! One of the sponsors, Honda, featured a Spin & Win game to win sunglasses, towel, or t-shirt. Something for the entire family to enjoy! The stadium is in the same square as the CN TOWER, Ripley's Aquarium, and the CANADA sign! A train station and the Toronto Marriott resides at Rogers Centre, too! Watching America's favorite pastime at Rogers Centre made our vacation in Toronto an exciting and memorable stay! Let's Play Ball!!

Initially the dome was closed by the third inning the roof began to retract . Great views of the CN Tower from left field . Concession stand and bathroom lines are not bad at all. Good atmosphere most fans engaged in the game and show support for the Blue Jays . Took subway a bit congested leaving .

Rogers Centre (formerly the SkyDome) is smack dab in the middle of downtown Toronto. It's an easy walk from Union Station especially with the connected covered walkway. It's huge even from ballpark standards but fairly easy to navigate. It is older and shows some sign of wear but it's well maintained. Everyone working here was friendly and they were giving away Lourdes Gurriel Jr bobblehead to the first 15,000 fans. I'm not necessarily a fan but still got one! Lol Built in 1989 and home to the Toronto Blue Jays, it was the first sports arena of any kind in North America to feature a fully retractable roof. It was a beautiful sunny spring day so I thought for sure the roof would be open but they kept it closed the entire game. I was bummed. As a baseball fan it took away that afternoon at the ballpark feeling. I don't think I was the only one who felt this way either as the crowd was pretty subdued and appeared bored. Food and drinks were standard ballpark fare: hotdogs, hamburgers, nachos, peanuts and popcorn. Beer, wine, and mixed drinks were around $14. Yep it's expensive but not surprising since it's Canada and the prices are generally higher than the US. Overall I liked the layout of Rogers Centre and the location is near all the downtown action. Very convenient if taking the train as it's a short 15 min walk. This is ballpark #16 out of the 30 MLB ballparks. I'm over halfway to my goal of seeing all 30!

It's not even there someone put it on a location and messed with the thing so now there's nothing there if I could I would give it zero stars