What is the Rogers Centre used for?

Now known as Rogers Centre, this world class entertainment facility has been home to the Toronto Blue Jays since June 5, 1989. The stadium is best known for the retractable roof which is one of many innovations that can be found in a stadium that was ahead of its time. read more

Rogers Centre is the site of several major high school and collegiate sporting competitions, such as the Prentice Cup for baseball. Since 2008, the Rogers Centre is the host of the Greater Toronto high schools' Metro Bowl. It hosted a round of the AMA Supercross Championship from 2008 to 2014 and returned for 2016 and 2017. read more

Navigating your way around Rogers Centre is simple due to the circular design of the stadium. Unlike some facilities with paths jutting away from the main concourse, Rogers Centre is made up of one long, circular concourse per level. The stadium has 15 gates, meaning the lineups aren't typically too long. read more