Rogers Centre

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Transportation

was worried about the challenge of moving the large crowds. As a way to streamline the entry to the subway and to encourage public transit use to the stadium, all tickets for the first 30

Parking

for which they received one of the 161 Skyboxes with four parking spaces (for ten years, with an opportunity for renewal) and a 99-year exclusive option on stadium advertising. The initial cost of leasing a Skybox ranged from $150,000 to $225,000 ($; reportedly discussed replacing Rogers Centre with a smaller, baseball-specific stadium plus residential towers, office buildings, retail stores and public space. The new venue would be constructed on the southern end of the current stadium and adjac

Box office hours

Rogers Centre Box Offices are available for mobile ticket support only when gates open on Blue Jays gamedays and Rogers Centre event days. Ticket purchases are not available onsite.

Box office phone

Ticket Support: (416)341-1234

Payment accepted

Ticket purchases are not available onsite.

Will call

Rogers Centre Gate Box Offices are available for mobile ticket support only when gates open on Blue Jays gamedays and Rogers Centre event days.

Accessible seating

Accessible seats are subject to the same onsale schedules and ticket availability as standard seating and are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Fans requiring an accessible seat may also purchase up to three additional seats for their companions (subject to availability) unless otherwise restricted by event-level ticket limits. Fans with accessible needs may enter Rogers Centre through any open gate. Fans requiring accessible support are encouraged to enter through Gate 7, the designated accessible located on the south side of the building (along Bremner Boulevard). Rogers Centre is proud to be a Sensory Inclusive Certified venue by KultureCity. Sensory Bags are available at any Fan Services location. A Sensory Room can also be found at Section 212 behind Fan Services. Additional Info: bluejays.com/accessibility

House rules

Know Before You Go Gameday Experience: bluejays.com/knowbeforeyougo Know Before You Go Concert Experience: bluejays.com/concerts MOBILE TICKETING Blue Jays and Rogers Centre concert tickets are delivered digitally and must be scanned in at the gate using a mobile device. Display your ticket at the gate through MLB Ballpark app, your Blue Jays Account Manager, or, if you purchased via ticketmaster.ca, the Ticketmaster app. Paper or PDF tickets are not accepted and the Box Office at Rogers Centre is not open for ticket purchases. Mobile support staff will be available to assist fans as required at the gates. GATE ENTRY Gates for Blue Jays games are open 90 minutes before the scheduled game time on weekdays and two hours on weekends. Check bluejays.com/concerts for concert gate information. Fans may enter at any open main gate, however the closest entrance to each fan's seat will be recommended by the ticket app. BAG POLICY Bags are discouraged and will be subject to a security search prior to entry. Only bags smaller than 16 x 16: x 8 are permitted into the ballpark. Bag restrictions and prohibited items for concerts may be different than Blue Jays games; visit bluejays.com/concerts SECURITY MEASURES In order to provide our fans with a safe environment, searches at all entry gates will include the inspection of all items that are carried into the stadium. Everyone entering will be subject to full searches of their person, with the use of walk through metal detectors (WTMD). Other methods include hand-held metal detectors or pat downs. For a list of prohibited items, please visit bluejays.com/ballpark. FAN FEEDBACK The Toronto Blue Jays and Rogers Centre welcome the ideas, comments and suggestions from our fans. It helps us improve the service we provide to our valued fans and fans. Please contact our Fan Services Team by email at [email protected] or by phone at (416)341-1000 to submit your feedback/inquiry.

Children

All fans two (2) years of age or older must have a valid ticket to enter Rogers Centre.

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Sources checked Jul 18, 2026