Take a tour through the new Outfield District at the Blue Jays' Rogers Centre — Toronto's multipurpose retractable roof stadium — which debuted with the 2023 home opener in April. The Outfield District has five distinct neighborhoods and many additional new social spaces available to everyone with a game ticket.
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Take a tour through the new Outfield District at the Blue Jays' Rogers Centre — Toronto's multipurpose retractable roof stadium — which debuted with the 2023 home opener in April. The Outfield District has five distinct neighborhoods and many additional new social spaces available to everyone with a game ticket.
Designed by Populous, the Outfield District features areas to gather with friends and get closer to the action, live entertainment off the field; and food and beverage menus that reflect the city of Toronto.
Courtesy of Populous
According to Populous, renovations include:
Five Outfield Neighborhoods
- Corona Rooftop Patio (500L right field) – this rooftop patio oasis is the new place to be; nestled in Toronto’s iconic skyline, fans can gather with friends while enjoying live music beneath the CN Tower and a summer patio menu
- Park Social (500L left field) – a park within the park for fans of all ages, featuring games, food truck-style bites, and comfortable places to hang out while watching the game
- The Stop (100L center field behind the batter’s eye) – your neighborhood bar to grab a quick drink and bite with friends on the way to your next Outfield District destination; an ode to stadium history in a space originally planned as a transit stop
- The Catch Bar (100L right field above the visitors’ bullpen) – the place to see and be seen; grab a cocktail and perch above the visitors’ bullpen with unprecedented views to catch all the action up close
- WestJet Flight Deck (200L center field) – the place fans know (and love!) has a refresh with retro arcade games, brewery-style menu, and the same great vibe
New Social Spaces
- Schneiders Porch (200L right field corner) – this open-air porch has epic views of right field as well as one-of-a-kind hot dog culinary creations and direct bar access, so you don’t miss a minute of the action
- Rogers Landing (right field corner beside the visitors’ bullpen) – bring your glove to this open-air home run landing pad, with uninterrupted front-row views of the outfield and visitors’ bullpen
- Bleacher Seating (100L bowl behind the visitors’ bullpen) – calling all hardcore fans… watch opposing pitchers in these retro-style bleachers directly behind the visitors’ bullpen
- Left and Right Field Balconies (100L concourse outfield corners overlooking the home and visitors’ bullpens respectively) – prime bullpen views await to watch pitchers warm up while taking in the action over left and right field
- Drink Rails (throughout ballpark) – grab a drink and post-up at a new spot every inning, with countless options around the concourse
Additional Completed Projects
- Raised Bullpens (left and right field) – bringing fans closer to the action to cheer on their Blue Jays pitchers
- Player Weight Room (field level) – 5,000 square foot best-in-class facility to help players prepare, compete, and recover
- Players’ Family Spaces (field level) – dedicated kids’ room and spouses’ lounge to support the team behind the Blue Jays team
- Staff Spaces (100L) – overhauled game day staff facilities to support more than 1,000 staff who are essential to the Blue Jays fan experience
