Rogers Centre, Toronto Blue Jays: Know Your Ballpark
By on July 16, 2012
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Opening Day: June 3, 1989
Location of Park: 1 Blue Jays Way Toronto, ON M5V 1J1, Canada
Capacity: 49,260
About the Rogers Centre:
Once known as the SkyDome, Rogers Centre has been home to the Blue Jays since 1989. The first major league ballpark to feature a functioning retractable roof, Rogers Centre also has several other unique features, such as a 33 x 110 ft. LED video board and a hotel with views of the ball field. The surface of the playing field is artificial turf, which makes it durable enough that it can host football or soccer games. The Blue Jays have played in two World Series at Rogers Centre, in 1992 and 1993, but have not hosted a playoff game since.
About Don Julio and Know Your Ballpark:
This summer, Bleacher Report and Don Julio have teamed up to get you to “Know Your Ballpark” and know your tequila! You can learn more about your favorite ballpark by clicking here.
*All baseball ballpark stats found at http://www.baseball-reference.com
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