Toronto Blue Jays

Plan a Toronto Blue Jays trip — how to see a game at Rogers Centre beneath the CN Tower, the AL East rivalries worth traveling for, and how to track your visit with Chasing Stadiums.

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Rogers Centre, Toronto

Home ballpark: Rogers Centre

The Blue Jays play at Rogers Centre (1989), the first stadium with a fully retractable roof, in downtown Toronto beside the CN Tower and a short walk from Union Station. An on-site hotel overlooks the field. See the full Rogers Centre guide.

AL East rivalries and road trips

Toronto shares the AL East with the Yankees, Red Sox, Rays, and Orioles, so home series regularly feature the sport's most storied franchises. Toronto pairs well with a Northeast baseball trip across the border.

Plan your Blue Jays trip

Track your Rogers Centre visit, build your MLB Passport, and plan a road trip with Chasing Stadiums. Check the Blue Jays schedule for home dates, and bring documentation for cross-border travel.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the Toronto Blue Jays play?

The Blue Jays play at Rogers Centre in downtown Toronto, beneath the CN Tower and a short walk from Union Station (subway, GO Transit, and rail).

Who are the Blue Jays' division rivals?

The Blue Jays play in the AL East alongside the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Tampa Bay Rays, and Baltimore Orioles.

Is Toronto the only Canadian MLB team?

Yes. The Toronto Blue Jays are the only Major League Baseball team based in Canada, so remember documentation for cross-border travel.