Getting There
Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Driving
Directions
From the east: QEW/Gardiner Expressway west to Spadina Avenue exit, south to Bremner Boulevard. From the west: QEW/Gardiner Expressway east to Spadina Avenue.
Details
From the north: Highway 400 to Highway 401 east, then the Don Valley Parkway south to the Gardiner Expressway west. Parking garages are on Bremner Boulevard and surrounding streets.
Public Transit
Directions
Union Station is adjacent. TTC subway (Line 1) $3.35 CAD. GO Transit commuter trains from GTA.
Details
PATH underground from Financial District. Same as Raptors/Maple Leafs transit.
Rideshare
Directions
Uber/Lyft drop-off is on Bremner Boulevard near the main gates. Post-game pickup is congested.
Details
Walk to Front Street or King Street for faster service. Expect 10-20 minutes from downtown hotels.
Travel
Overview
Rogers Centre is in the heart of downtown Toronto, adjacent to the CN Tower and Union Station. The TTC subway and GO Transit commuter trains both stop at Union Station, which connects to the stadium via the SkyWalk, an enclosed elevated walkway. Driving downtown Toronto on game day is slow and parking is expensive. The stadium is walkable from most downtown hotels and the Entertainment District. International visitors fly into Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ), a 30-45 minute drive or UP Express train ride to Union Station.
Community
Intelligence
Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.
“Union Station is the hub, TTC subway, GO Transit, and the UP Express from the airport all connect here, and the SkyWalk takes you to Rogers Centre.”
“The UP Express from Pearson Airport to Union Station takes 25 minutes and costs $12.35. The fastest airport-to-stadium option.”
“The Gardiner Expressway jams badly starting 90 minutes before first pitch. Transit is genuinely faster.”
“American visitors: bring your passport. Rogers Centre is in Canada and border crossings can add time.”
“Post-game, the Union Station platform gets packed. Walk to King or St. Andrew stations for a less crowded TTC ride.”
“The PATH underground network connects Union Station to Rogers Centre entirely indoors, great for rainy or cold game days.”