Rogers Centre Guide
Entry, transit, rideshare, parking, and game-day logistics for Toronto.
Last updated: 3/4/2026
Key logistics
| Bag policy | For Blue Jays games, soft-sided bags smaller than 16"x16"x8" are permitted, but hard-sided coolers are not. All bags are subject to thorough inspection. For concerts, policies can be stricter, with some events allowing clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes no larger than 12″ x 6″ x 12″ or small non-clear bags no larger than 4.5″ x 6.5″. Fans are generally discouraged from bringing bags to expedite entry. |
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| Doors open | For Toronto Blue Jays games, gates typically open 90 minutes before scheduled weekday games and 2 hours before weekend games. Gate times for concerts and other special events may vary. |
| Cashless? | Rogers Centre is a cashless venue, accepting credit, debit, or digital payments only. Reverse ATMs are available throughout the stadium to convert cash into a pre-loaded VISA card. |
| Rideshare zone | Designated rideshare drop-off and pick-up areas are located at Gate 7 on Bremner Boulevard and on Front Street. |
| Re-entry | Re-entry is not permitted at Rogers Centre. Once a guest's ticket has been scanned for entry, they are not allowed to exit and re-enter the stadium. |
| Transit | Rogers Centre is easily accessible by public transit. Union Station, a major hub for the subway (TTC Line 1), GO Transit (trains and buses), and UP Express (from Pearson Airport), is approximately a 10-minute walk away. Alternatively, the 510 Spadina streetcar connects to Bremner Boulevard, a shorter walk to the stadium. Bike racks are available near Gates 5 and 6. |
Parking
Limited accessible parking spaces are available by reservation; fans should call Rogers Centre parking at 416-341-1234 and have their accessible parking permit number ready. For general parking, it is recommended to use nearby public lots and garages in downtown Toronto or utilize public transit. Spothero.com can be used to find local lot availability. There is no public underground parking at Rogers Centre on game days.
Family & accessibility
- Strollers: Strollers and wagons are permitted but must be checked at Fan Services locations or designated stroller parking areas (e.g., Sections 205 and 530). They should not be stored at seats or in aisles.
- Family perks: Rogers Centre offers various family amenities, including baby change stations in all washrooms, multi-purpose washrooms (Sections 142, 238, 538), an Infant Feeding Room (Section 240), and quiet areas (100L and 200L Gate 3 elevator lobby). It is a Sensory Inclusive Certified venue by KultureCity, providing Sensory Bags and a Sensory Room (Section 212). The 'Misplaced Ace' program helps reunite lost children with their guardians, and booster seats are available at Guest Services.
Culture layer
- Signature food: A notable food offering is 'Loonie Dog Night presented by Schneiders,' which occurs every Tuesday home game. Other mentioned items include chicken wings from Quaker Steak & Lube and Santa Fe Chopped Pork Nachos from The Roundhouse Carvery and Bar.
- Local tradition: The 'Loonie Dog Night' on Tuesday home games is a recognized fan tradition. Blue Jays fans are known for their enthusiasm at the ballpark.
Verified places nearby
- Real Sports Bar & Grill15 York St, Toronto, ON M5J 0A3 · Downtown CoreWhat to order: Top Cheddar Burger, wings with spicy blue cheese sauce, deep-fried Oreos, a wide selection of local tall cans, pints, schooners, and cocktails.
- Sportsnet GrillOne Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON M5V 1J4 · South CoreWhat to order: $8.99 pints from local breweries like Left Field Brewery and Lost Craft, 'grand slam over-the-top eats and cocktails', and elevated gastropub fare.
- The Loose Moose / Antler Room146 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5J 1G2 · Entertainment DistrictWhat to order: Hearty pub fare, a wide array of pub-style meals, ballpark-style bites like burgers and snacks, and $7 beer duos.
- The Pint Public House277 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2X4 · Entertainment DistrictWhat to order: Caesars, local brews, and delicious housemade wings. The food menu is generally simple and budget-friendly.
- The Rec Room255 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3M9 · Downtown / South CoreWhat to order: Burgers, poutine, pizza, and Canadian fare from The Shed or Three10, along with signature cocktails.
- Left Field Brewery (Liberty Village)40 Hanna Ave, Suite G1, Toronto, ON M6K 0C3 · Liberty VillageWhat to order: IPAs like Eephus and Laser Show, pitchers of ice-cold beer, and ballpark staples.