Rogers Centre parking, Toronto
Rogers Centre, at 1 Blue Jays Way in Toronto, has only a limited public underground lot, and its rates vary by event. Most fans park at independently owned lots and garages within walking distance, such as the Green P garages at 40 York St and 2 Church St, or book ahead through SpotHero. The Blue Jays say those operators set their own prices, so check the rate.
Facts checked October 30, 2026
Official parking
| Lot or garage | Where | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Rogers Centre underground lot [1] | Beneath the building, with elevator access. Four zones: Star (Green) at Gate 3, Cloud (Blue) at Gate 7, Sun (Red) at Gate 9 and Moon (Yellow) at Gate 13. The Hotel Zone (Purple) on the north side has no public parking. | Rates vary by concert or event; limited public parkingThe Blue Jays page doesn’t print a rate. Check Rogers Centre or the event page for that date. |
| Accessible parking (by reservation)[1] | Underground lot, limited spaces. On game days accessible spots are only available by reservation. | By reservation onlyThe Blue Jays page lists 416-341-1234 for the underground lot and 416-341-1000, Option 1 for Ticketing, for Rogers Centre parking. Sales for accessible spots end at 5:00 p.m. the day before the event. Have your accessible parking permit number ready. |
| Green P garages at 40 York St and 2 Church St [6] | Toronto Parking Authority garages. The City named both as parking for Rogers Centre on 2025 World Series home game days, with EV charging. | See the Green P lot page for the current rateIn the City’s October 23, 2025 release, more than 2,000 spaces were available across the two garages. Rates, including any event rate, are on each lot’s Green P page. |
| Outdoor and underground lots within walking distance[2] | The Blue Jays list: Rees St and Queens Quay; the Convention Centre lot (Simcoe St and Station St, south of Front St); the underground lot on lower Simcoe St, south of Bremner Blvd; York St and Bremner Blvd; Front St and Blue Jays Way; and Blue Jays Way and Navy Wharf Ct. | Set by each operatorThese facilities are independently owned. The Blue Jays say prices and availability are managed by each proprietor and aren’t connected with the team. |
| Book ahead with SpotHero [1] | Facilities within walking distance of Rogers Centre | Shown in the SpotHero app for your dateThe Blue Jays recommend booking nearby parking in advance through SpotHero. |
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Street parking and rules
- Parking at the lots around Rogers Centre is independently owned. Prices and availability are managed by each operator and aren’t connected with the Blue Jays.[2]
- Accessible drop-off: because of road closures, fans who need accessible drop-off must tell the police on duty to get into the area. Fans with reserved parking are directed to the south lanes of Bremner Blvd.[2]
- The accessible entrance is Gate 7, on the south side of the building near Bremner Blvd.[2]
- Road closures for 2025 World Series home games, as listed by the City on October 23, 2025: westbound Bremner Blvd between Rees St and Navy Wharf Ct closed from 4 p.m.; parts of Bremner Blvd, Blue Jays Way and Navy Wharf Ct local traffic only from 7:30 p.m.; northbound Rees St closed; roads expected to reopen by 1 a.m. Regular-season games and concerts can differ, so check toronto.ca before you drive.[6]
- Don’t park in drop-off and pick-up zones: in the 2025 World Series plan, bylaw officers enforced it.[6]
- Driving in: take the Spadina Ave exit (north) from the Gardiner Expressway, or the Rees St exit (north) from Lakeshore Blvd.[3]
Getting there without a car
- Union Station (TTC subway and GO) is a walk west along the south side of Front St, or take the SkyWalk to the foot of the CN Tower next door.[3]
- St. Andrew station is close too. The King streetcar from there stops at the ends of John St and Peter St, and the Queens Quay LRT line from Union stops at Spadina and Rees.[3]
- GO trains and buses end at Union Station, a short walk from Rogers Centre. The Blue Jays’ page says kids 12 and under ride GO free to the game.[4]
- UP Express runs from Pearson to Union Station in 28 minutes, with trains every 15 minutes. Kids 12 and under ride free.[4]
- TTC adult fare: $3.30 with PRESTO or a debit or credit tap, $3.35 cash. Transfers within two hours of your first tap are free with PRESTO or a tap (read on ttc.ca on October 30, 2026).[7]
Common questions
How much is parking at Rogers Centre?
It depends on the lot and the event. Rogers Centre’s own underground lot has rates that vary by concert or event, and the independent lots nearby set their own prices. Check the rate for your date on the lot’s Green P page, in SpotHero or with Rogers Centre.
Where do you park for a Blue Jays game?
Rogers Centre has a limited public underground lot. Most Blue Jays fans park at independently owned lots within walking distance, at Green P garages such as 40 York St and 2 Church St, or in a spot booked ahead on SpotHero.
Is there accessible parking at Rogers Centre?
Yes, a limited number of accessible spaces in the Rogers Centre underground lot, by reservation. The Blue Jays’ page lists 416-341-1000, Option 1 for Ticketing, and says accessible parking sales end at 5:00 p.m. the day before the event. Have your permit number ready.
Are roads around Rogers Centre closed on game days?
For 2025 World Series home games the City of Toronto closed westbound Bremner Blvd from 4 p.m. and made parts of Bremner Blvd and Blue Jays Way local traffic only from 7:30 p.m. Closures for other games and concerts can differ, so check toronto.ca before you drive to Rogers Centre.
What is the easiest way to get to Rogers Centre without parking?
Take transit to Union Station, then walk west along Front St or use the SkyWalk. The TTC subway, GO trains and buses and UP Express all stop at Union Station, a short walk from Rogers Centre.
Where can I get dropped off at Rogers Centre?
Parking isn’t permitted in drop-off and pick-up zones (the City’s 2025 World Series plan said bylaw officers would enforce that), and Bremner Blvd can be closed on busy days. Rogers Centre’s accessible entrance is Gate 7 near Bremner Blvd; fans needing accessible drop-off should tell the police on duty.
Have a driveway near Rogers Centre?
Listing is free. Set your own price, block the times you need the space, and eligible earnings are paid out every week.
Sources
- Toronto Blue Jays: Where to park at Rogers Centre
- Toronto Blue Jays: Know before you go
- Toronto Blue Jays: Driving directions to Rogers Centre
- Toronto Blue Jays: Train (GO and UP Express)
- Toronto Blue Jays: Subway (TTC)
- City of Toronto: Blue Jays, World Series in Toronto (October 23, 2025)
- TTC: Fares and passes
- Green P (Toronto Parking Authority): car park pages
Rates and rules change. Check the official page before you park; these were last checked October 30, 2026.
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