Rogers Centre – The SkyDome That Still Soars

Rogers Centre – The SkyDome That Still Soars

Rogers Centre – The SkyDome That Still Soars

Published by FanStubs

Baseball Under the Dome in Toronto

Opened in 1989 as the SkyDome, Rogers Centre was the first stadium with a fully retractable motorized roof, changing the game for weather-proof sports. It remains the only MLB park outside the United States, proudly flying Canada’s baseball flag.

Where the Jays Took Flight

The stadium helped launch a golden era for the Toronto Blue Jays:

  • Back-to-back World Series titles in 1992 and 1993.

  • Joe Carter’s legendary walk-off home run.

  • Sellout crowds and national pride during the 2015 and 2016 playoff runs.

A View and a Vibe

  • Center field hotel windows where guests can watch the game.

  • Towering video boards and skyline peeks when the roof is open.

  • Poutine, peameal bacon sandwiches, and maple-drenched snacks.

Renovation for the Next Generation

Recent upgrades are turning the stadium into a more intimate fan experience, with raised bullpens, outfield social zones, and improved sightlines.

Keep Your Toronto Moment on Deck

Whether you cheered for Carter or caught a Bo Bichette bomb, mark the memory with a commemorative ticket FanStub made for Canada’s only MLB ballpark.

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