Rogers Center, Toronto

Located in Downtown Toronto, adjacent to the northern shores of Lake Ontario and at the foot of the CN Tower, the versatile retractable roof stadium originally known as SkyDome has been renamed Rogers Centre. Its inauguration took place in 1989 on the former Railway Lands and it has since served as the home stadium for the Toronto Blue Jays, a renowned Major League Baseball (MLB) team. In addition to its primary role as a sports venue, Rogers Centre offers a multitude of functions, accommodating conventions, trade fairs, concerts, traveling carnivals, circuses, and even monster truck shows.

The name change to Rogers Centre occurred in 2005 when the stadium was acquired by Rogers Communications, the corporation that also owns the Toronto Blue Jays. Substantial enhancements were made to the facility in 2007, including the expansion of Jays Shop – Stadium Edition. This expansion resulted in an impressive 8,000-square-foot retail space along the main concourse.

If you are in search of Toronto Blue Jays merchandise, be sure to visit Jays Shop at The Rogers Centre. Whether you desire a memento from a specific day, an item used by your favorite player, or an addition to your Memorabilia collection, you will find a wide array of options here. Available items include game-used or team-issued baseballs, jerseys, bats, bases, and much more. Additionally, the shop offers an assortment of gifts and souvenirs featuring the Toronto Blue Jays logo.