Toronro Blue Jays - Rogers Centre Review

We absolutely loved our visit to Toronto! There are so many sites and great restaurants but one of our highlights was definitely visiting the home of the Toronto Blue Jays...the Rogers Centre!!! We arrived early to take in the action outside...lots of fun for the whole family! We got some street meat from one of the hotdog carts and headed inside! While this ball park doesn t have the nostalgic feel of some of the older parks, you don t ever have to worry about the game being postponed! This is perhaps the biggest plus to a dome! The game was great and the Jays won! If you re in Toronto, this is definitely a must see!!

Always a fun place to watch the Blue Jays Game. I like to come during the day during the spring because it s warm and you get to see the CN Tower. The food inside is nice but of course it s overpriced so be mindful. There are also souvenirs and other goods you can buy. Ticket price is great and I highly recommend coming here with the family to get an exciting experience!

Been here many times for many blue Jaya games. The retractable roof is always quite a site.

Love downtown Toronto. Came to a game couple years ago and had an amazing day out with other cool tourist attractions just outside like CN Tower and the Aquarium. Will defo come again when this covid is over. Let s go Blue Jays

This is a stadium with a roof that opens and closes automatically. In fact, Toronto was the first in the world. There is a guided tour, so I recommend you to join it once.

Went there in 1991 and 1992, but can say even then it was an amazing structure. Sat way up in the 500's section, but could still see everything and everyone on the field. First time, I sat near where Jose Canseco hit one in 1989... long way. Very clean, people are nice, view is terrific. Highly recommend... :)

The Skydome is awesome!
Always Gives me Goose Bumps when I first walk out and see the Field.

I have watched Many Many games here and love visiting!
Choose either afternoon Games or a night games doesn t really make a difference, the atmosphere is awesome either way.
Lots of walking and stairs so be prepared for that.

Of course it is wheelchair accessible.

Food and Drinks are on the expensive side$$$ but it s to be expected at a venue like this. Be prepared to pay upwards of $20 for a Hot Dog and Pop And even more for Alcohol.

I would suggest taking the Via train if your coming in from out of the City (Save on Parking $$$ in the area) plus you don t have to worry about the Dreaded Toronto And area Traffic.

I ve only Been here for Bluejays Games, but they also host Concerts and Other Events.

I have been to the Rogers Center for many Sporting events in the past for both football and baseball. The Rogers Center is home to the Toronto Blue Jays of the MLB. It has always been a fun environment when I have been here with lots of fans. It also never felt too crowded when walking around the concourse for food and drinks or other constructions. A few of the major events I have been here for are Blue Jays games Grey Cups and Vanier Cup. This stadium also has a retractable roof so you don t have to worry about an event being canceled to weather.

We always have a great time going to watch the blue jays. We sure do miss it!

Take me out to the ball game. This is Canada s pride and joy. Our only baseball team and this is their home. With multiple championships, the Blue Jay are Canada s Baseball Heroes. The Rogers Centre is a sophisticated facility that s been servicing Toronto for a number of decades.

This building is well maintained. Always kept perfectly clean thanks to reliable quality staff and good management. The food and restaurants are delicious and prices are reasonable. Parking can be a challenge so we suggest public transportation or a car service of some sort.