Learn about the rich history of the Toronto Blue Jays and Rogers Centre (formerly Skydome) Visit newly renovated ballpark areas, including the Outfield District and Premium Clubs (Rogers Banner Club, TD Lounge and Blueprint Club)

The 2022 season marks the first time in two years that the Blue Jays will finally be home! With an exciting team on the field, we cannot wait to cheer alongside our fans this season.

Structurally, the building remains much the same today as it was when it opened in 1989; however, on July 28, 2022, the Toronto Blue Jays announced a multi-year nearly $400 million privately funded renovation that transformed Rogers Centre from a …

TD Ballpark is the Home of the Toronto Blue Jays Spring Training and Dunedin Blue Jays Minor League Club In early 2020, TD Ballpark finished construction on an extensive renovation which upgraded the overall amenities of the stadium and provided an enhanced game day experience for all in attendance.

The Blue Jays played 968 games from April 7, 1977-May 28,1989 at Exhibition Stadium posting a record of 492-476 with 23,213,567 fans passing through the turnstiles. First Game The Blue Jays slugged their way to a 9-5 triumph over the Chicago White Sox in their April 7, 1977, debut.

We recommend using navigation apps for the best route to the ballpark, but below are general directions to arrive from different spots in the Greater Toronto Area. Directions from within Toronto Public transit is just walking distance away from Rogers Centre facility.

Learn about the history of Blue Jays ballparks. First Game: April 7, 1977 Last Game: May 28, 1989 Location: On the CNE Grounds. Capacity: 43,737

2021年2月18日 · TORONTO -- The Blue Jays will open the 2021 Major League season using TD Ballpark in Dunedin, Fla., as their home stadium, the club announced Thursday. This will be the first phase of what the club hopes is a return to Toronto this summer, but there could be another stop along the way.

2021年1月7日 · It captured those Blue Jays teams so well, too, who won not only with talent, but with style and attitude. The home run shook Rogers Centre with the celebration of 49,742 fans, and will forever be the legacy of one of the more beloved players in club history.

The Rogers Centre and Toronto Blue Jays Accessibility Policies and Procedures can be accessed here. For information on our strategy to identify, prevent, and remove accessibility barriers, take a look at the Rogers Centre and Toronto Blue Jays Multi-Year Accessibility Plan.