Getting to Rogers Centre
Toronto Blue Jays · Toronto, ON
Rogers Centre sits at Front and John Streets in downtown Toronto with four separate rail options within walking distance, and the Blue Jays document the walk from each — including the SkyWalk, an enclosed route from Union Station that comes out at the foot of the CN Tower next door. It is one of the few venues where the club tells you which side of the street to walk on.
Tips & Fan Reports
Inside Union Station, walk west and follow the SkyWalk covered walkway directly to the aquarium and Gate 5 of Rogers Centre. Just follow the arrows inside the station pointing to Rogers Centre.
The King Street streetcar stops at the ends of both John Street and Peter Street.
The LRT stops at Spadina at the south end of the ballpark, and at Rees Street.
Kids 12 and under ride GO Transit free, which makes a family trip in from the suburbs notably cheaper.
Four rail options serve the ballpark: the subway at Union and St. Andrews, the King streetcar, the Queens Quay LRT and GO Transit.
The SkyWalk from Union Station is enclosed — the dry route in, ending next door at the CN Tower.
Ways In
- Driving
- The ballpark is at the corner of Front and John Streets, west of the CN Tower, and is also reachable from Lakeshore Blvd at the Spadina Avenue exit. The Blue Jays recommend a navigation app for the route itself.
- Public Transit
- Two subway stations are close by: Union Station, which is also the GO Transit station, and St. Andrews. From Union, walk west along the south side of Front Street, or take the SkyWalk to the foot of the CN Tower next door. The King Street streetcar connects at St. Andrews and stops at the ends of both John Street and Peter Street. The LRT runs along Queens Quay from Union Station and stops at Spadina at the south end of the ballpark, and also at Rees Street. GO Transit trains and buses reach Union Station from across the region, and children 12 and under travel free with Kids GO Free.
- Rideshare
- Uber/Lyft drop-off is on Bremner Boulevard near the main gates. Post-game pickup is congested. Walk to Front Street or King Street for faster service. Expect 10-20 minutes from downtown hotels.
- Walking
- From Union Station, walk west along the south side of Front Street, or use the enclosed SkyWalk which comes out at the foot of the CN Tower next door to the ballpark. From the LRT at Rees Street, walk north on Rees from Queens Quay.
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- Getting there
Rogers Centre transportation pages on mlb.com/bluejays — driving directions, subway and train
- Transit
TTC single adult fare: $3.30 with PRESTO or contactless, $3.35 cash, Day Pass $13.50 (Canadian dollars) -- the tap fare is stored, per the convention that a visitor can pay it with a card they already carry. GO Transit publishes no fare table and quotes every trip through its planner, with exactly one flat figure anywhere on the site: its "GO local" initiative of 13 February 2026, "All shorter length trips of 10km or less across the GO network are only $3.70 when you use your PRESTO card". The entry now names that trip rather than carrying an $8 that matches nothing GO publishes; longer trips cost more and the name says which trip is priced
- Lodging
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