Rogers Centre
One Blue Jays Way
Toronto, Ontario M5V 1J1
Tel: (416) 341-1707

Here’s some trivia for you: If one were to line-up all the hot dogs served at Rogers Centre in one year, the hot dogs would cover the distance of 3,241 stolen bases!

If you’re hungry for hotdogs or not, the Rogers Centre is a great place for a tour of the world’s first stadium to be built with a fully retractable roof. It takes 20 minutes and $500 every time somebody wants to let the sun into this stadium!

Over 2,000 events have been staged and more than 50 million people have visited Rogers Centre since its opening in 1989. The Rogers Centre indoor/outdoor sports centre is the home field for both the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team and the Canadian Football League Argonauts team.

The Centre has 4 restaurants, including a Hard Rock Café that is the home of the largest electric guitar in North America. Allow one hour to take the self-guided tour of the Rogers Centre. 1 Blue Jays Way is the address.

Rogers Centre is conveniently accessible to everyone and located just steps from some of the great Toronto attractions. Great restaurants, hotels, nightlife, family venues and shopping are all moments from Rogers Centre.

Rogers Centre Map

Rogers Centre Parking

Rogers Centre has two available parking areas. There is parking located under the Stadium which allows use of the Stadium’s elevators to provide easy access into the building for events. The height restriction for the underground garage is 2.05 meters.

Bus parking is also available. The Bus Lot is located on the south side of Rogers Centre across the street from the Rogers Store - Gate 8/9. It is physically located at 305 Bremner Blvd. Bus parking rates are $40.00 per day per bus from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.

Alternate parking is available north of Rogers Centre along Front Street or south of Rogers Centre along Queen’s Quay. Our designated pick-up and drop-off location is at Gate 7 which is on the south side of Rogers Centre on Bermner Blvd. Elevator service is available at this location. For general information and parking rates, please call 416-341-3057

Rogers Centre Disabled Parking

There are 50 designated parking spaces available by reservation only. Wheel-Trans stops at Gate 7 for all events. To reserve disabled parking, call 416-341-3004. Reservations can be made Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Rogers Centre Restaurants

Sightlines Restaurant

Sightlines Restaurant, Rogers Centre's exclusive open-air restaurant, offers premium seating with striking views of the field right from your table. Sightlines Restaurant is open on event days for pre-event and event dining and is available on non-event days for private catered functions. Overlooking the entire outfield, Sightlines Restaurant, combined with the Signature Chef's Table of Executive Chef Rodney Meynert, provides a truly unique, interactive dining experience.

Location: Sightlines Restaurant main entrance is located on the North side of the Rogers Centre between the hotel entrance and Gate 1. For all reservations and general inquiries please call: Direct: 416-341-2424

Windows Restaurant

Fun and fabulous in Windows! Windows is Rogers Centre's dynamic, three-tiered banquet facility offering a fantastic open-air view of the playing field. Executive Chef Rodney Meynert makes the atmosphere more spectacular with his signature dishes and customized catering menus. Windows can accommodate groups of 30 to 1,000 individuals and provides the best in entertainment value and culinary delights for game events or for your next private function.

Location: Windows' main entrance is located on the Northwest corner of Rogers Centre between Gate 13 and the hotel entrance.

Catch all the action right from Windows, Toronto's premier destination for group events. From product launches and meetings to private catered events and Christmas parties, we have the ideal location to host your next event. For more information or to book your next event, please contact: Kelli Steele - Manager, Catering Sales & Special Events
Direct: 416-341-2364

Rogers Centre Facts and Figures

How Big Is Rogers Centre?

• The entire Rogers Centre development is 12.7 acres (5.14 hectares)
• There are 143,000 square feet of exhibit space on field level
• Volume inside with roof closed is 56.5 million cubic feet (1.6 million cubic meters)
• The diameter of the building is 700 feet
• All seats are a generous size with 32 to 33 inches between the seatback and the chair ahead
• The building itself is 11.5 acres (4.66 hectares)
• The ceiling height is 310 feet

The Retractable Roof

• The world’s first fully retractable roof opens or closes in 20 minutes
• The roof rises to a height of 86 meters (282 feet), high enough for a 31 storey building at centre field with the roof closed.
• The roof is made up of 4 sections which open in a smooth, circular motion
• The north panel remains stationary while the other three panels retract
• The roof covers 8 acres (3.2 hectares) and weighs 11,000 tonnes

Rogers Centre Videoboard

• All videoboards in Rogers Centre are LED displays that are capable of displaying 4.3 trillion colours
• The main board is 110' x 33'
• The boards are only 2" thick
• If a ball were to strike part of the board during the game, and break it, that piece could be replaced instantly

Where can I sit?

There are five levels: 100 Level, 200 Level, 95 Luxury Suites on 300 and 400 Levels, and the Upper Deck

Event Type Capacity

Baseball 46,105 (not including 3,434 seats in Luxury Suites)
Football 46,374 (not including 3,434 seats in Luxury Suites)
Concerts 10,000 - 55,000
Basketball 37,000

Rogers Centre Fun Facts

• In 1992, Rogers Centre set the World Record for the greatest number of Hot Air Balloons in an enclosed area - 46 inflated Hot Air Balloons on the field!
• They say "milk does a body good." Rogers Centre can hold a lot of milk for a lot of healthy people It would take 1,56 billion litres of milk to completely fill Rogers Centre. Thirsty anyone?
• Aside from being home to two professional sport teams, the Toronto Blue Jays (MLB) and the Toronto Argonauts (CFL), Rogers Centre is also the proud home of the largest electric guitar in North America. Conveniently located within the Hard Rock Café, on the 300 level of the stadium, this is a stop you’ll want to make the next time you’re at Rogers Centre.
• Eight 747 planes or 743 Indian Elephants or 516 African Elephants can comfortably fit on the Rogers Centre field when set in baseball mode.
• A 31-storey office building can fit inside Rogers Centre when the roof is closed.

What is there to eat?

• Windows Restaurant a 400 seat fine-dining restaurant overlooking the field
• SightlinesRestaurant: two-tiered, 280 seat restaurant overlooking the field
• Arriba: 210 seat restaurant overlooking the field from the Hotel
• The Hard Rock Café: overlooking the field (open for select events)
• Numerous concession stands and beer outlets
  

Bank Machines are located in the following areas of Rogers Centre:

Level 100: near sections 113A, 116, 121, 126, 130A, 135
Level 200: near sections 213, 221, 235
Level 500: near sections 517 and 530
Note: there is a surcharge for the use of the Bank Machines.

Diaper Change Tables

To assist families with their child care needs while attending events at Rogers Centre, diaper changing stations have been installed in all restrooms throughout the building.

Drinking Fountains

Several drinking fountains are located on each level within the stadium. You can find them at:

Level 100: near sections 107, 115, 126, 137
Level 200: near sections 207, 219, 229, 241
Level 500: near sections 507, 517, 529, 541

Rogers Centre Stadium Policies

To ensure your visit is a memorable one, please take time to read Rogers Centre guest policies below.

Alcohol
Alcohol is not permitted to be brought into Rogers Centre. Guests attempting to enter the facility with outside alcohol will be denied entry and have their ticket confiscated without compensation. If necessary, Rogers Centre staff will use the assistance of a police officer who may elect to press charges.

Guests can purchase alcoholic beverages from an authorized vendor once they have entered the facility. Guests who become unruly will be removed from facility.

Bottles & Containers
To ensure you enjoy your experience to the fullest, it is best not to bring any extra items with you, including bottles and containers. All glass bottles and cans, along with plastic bottles larger than 600 ml, are not permitted. Guests will NOT be given a claim ticket for the items.

Outside alcohol is strictly prohibited from entering Rogers Centre for all events.

Please note, for select Rogers Centre events, no outside container or plastic bottle regardless of size will not be permitted inside the facility.

Cameras and Recording Devices
Personal cameras are permitted to most Rogers Centre events provided their use does not interfere with other guests’ enjoyment. However, some promoters forbid the use of cameras, audio or video recording devices at certain events. For more information about an event, please call Rogers Centre at 416-341-3663 or visit the event details page at Event Details for specific event information and guest details.

Rogers Centre is not responsible for lost or stolen belongings. We ask guests not to leave equipment unattended. Disposable cameras, film, and batteries are available at souvenir kiosks throughout Rogers Centre.

Elevators
Guests requiring assistance in reaching their seat may use one of the eight elevators conveniently located at Rogers Centre. Elevators can be found at Gates 3, 7, 9, and 13. These elevators are to be used by our guests who are physically challenged, elderly or who just prefer its convenience when traveling between levels.

As a courtesy to our guests, we ask individuals carrying beverages on the elevators to ensure they have the appropriate lid on the container.

Infants
Events at Rogers Centre are unique. Generally, an infant under the age of two does not require a ticket to an event (Blue Jays and Argos games). Infants must be held in the lap of a parent or guardian and may not occupy a seat unless they have ticket. However, it is recommended that you call Guests Services at 416-341-1707 to confirm details for your event or visit the event details page at Event Details for specific event information and guest details.

Paging
Rogers Centre does not conduct pages over the public address system. Exceptions may be made in extreme circumstances, such as medical emergencies. Guests who require a page should inquire at a Guest Services booth, located on the 100, 200 and 500 Levels.

Prohibited Items
Prohibited items include large bags and knapsacks exceeding 16in. X 16in. X 8in., hard-sided coolers, alcoholic beverages, poles, sticks, offensive signs, political signs, laser pens, pressurized air horns, fish nets, cans, glass bottles, plastic bottles larger than 600 ml (no matter what the contents) and projectiles that can cause injury/disruption of the event. For some concerts and specialty events, prohibited items may also include recording devices and professional cameras.

Controlled items, such as alcohol, drugs and weapons will be seized.

Scalpers
Rogers Centre urges all guests to purchase tickets through authorized dealers and not to utilize "scalpers" or ticket brokers. If guests accidentally purchase a lost or stolen ticket, they risk being removed from the facility upon arrival of the legitimate ticket holder or detection of a forged ticket.

Shirts and Shoes
All guests must wear shirts and shoes while at Rogers Centre.

Smoking
Rogers Centre is a smoke-free environment. Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the facility.

Directions to Rogers Centre

Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, Rogers Centre is easily accessible by public transit.

By Subway:

From Union Station - Follow the SkyWalk west or walk west on the south side of Front Street
From St. Andrews Station - Walk west on King Street to John Street and follow John Street south

By Streetcar:

From the King Street route - Get off at Peter Street or John Street and walk south
From the Spadina Avenue route - Get off at Bremner Boulevard and walk east
From the LRT (Light Rail Transit) line - Get off at Rees Street and walk north

By Go Train / Go Bus:

From Union Station - Follow the SkyWalk west or walk west on the south side of Front Street

It’s easy to drive to Rogers Centre, but parking at or near the facility can be limited at times.

From the east of Toronto:

• Take Highway 401 (MacDonald Cartier Freeway) to the Don Valley Parkway
• Go south on the D.V.P. to the Gardiner Expressway
• Go west on the Gardiner to the Spadina Avenue exit

From the west of Toronto:

• Take Highway 401 (MacDonald Cartier Freeway) to Highway 427
• Go south on the 427 to the Gardiner Expressway
• Go east on the Gardiner to the Spadina Avenue exit
  
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• Take the Queen Elizabeth Way to the Gardiner Expressway
• Continue traveling east on the Gardiner to the Spadina Avenue exit

From the north of Toronto:

• Take Highway 404 until it becomes the Don Valley Parkway
• Continue south on the D.V.P. to the Gardiner Expressway
• Go west on the Gardiner to the Spadina Avenue exit

Rogers Centre Lost and Found
Lost items are turned in by our staff to Guest Services locations during events. After an event is over, please contact our "Lost & Found" department at 416-341-3060 leaving a message with your name, phone number, a description of the lost item and the date of the event you attended.

Rogers Centre Tour Experience Information

Take an insider's look at one of the most unique entertainment venues in the world.

Rogers Centre Tour Experience is the best way to appreciate the wonders of Rogers Centre, one of Toronto’s most popular attractions. The tour offers a newly renovated museum area featuring a model of Rogers Centre, memorabilia from past events, concerts and much more! See the multi-screen video wall featuring the many exciting sports and events that have been held at the facility.

Rogers Centre Tour Experience is a one hour, fully-guided behind-the-scenes tour. Highlights of the tour include a visit to the Blue Jays Hall of Fame, a Press Box and a Luxury Suite among other stops.

Please note that the Tour Schedule is subject to change due to events in the building. Please call 416-341-2770 to confirm schedule.

Rogers Centre Tour Experience Pricing:
Adults: $13.50
Seniors: $9.50
Youth (12 - 17): $9.50
Children (5 - 11): $8.00

Times:
Vary depending on event schedule. Plase call ahead.

Download a tour discount coupon by clicking here.

Group Tour Information
Group rates are available for groups of 20 or more. We are happy to accommodate school, adult and youth groups and can customize a tour based on your area of interest. Tours can also be made available in multiple languages if requested in advance. Please call 416-341-2771 for more details.

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