TORONTO – The Toronto Blue Jays are introducing new $20 general admission tickets for outfield areas of Rogers Centre.
Toronto’s downtown ballpark has undergone major renovations this off-season, including the creation of five new “neighbourhoods” within the stadium.
Blue Jays single game tickets provide fans with a reserved bowl seat but the new $20 outfield district tickets will give them access to the new outfield areas.
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Those new sections include Park Social, a space on the 500 level overlooking left field.
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At the same level but above right field is the Corona Rooftop Patio. Directly below that is The Catch, a bar space perched above the visitors’ bullpen, while a bar next to that called The Stop overlooks centre field.
Schneiders Porch, an open-air hotdog concession at the right-field level of the 200s, has also been added.
Finally, the WestJet Flight Deck in the 200 level has been refreshed with retro arcade games and a new brewery-style menu.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published March 11, 2023.
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