The Rogers Centre is the City of Toronto’s main stadium located at the foot of the CN Tower.
The Rogers Centre is the City of Toronto’s main stadium located at the foot of the CN Tower.
Formerly known as the SkyDome, the Rogers Centre is a stadium primarily used to host sporting events such as baseball, Canadian soccer, basketball and wrestling.
In its baseball configuration, the stadium can accommodate 49,282 seats, 31,074 in its soccer configuration, 22,911 for basketball and 68,000 for wrestling. For concerts, the stadium can accommodate between 10,000 and 55,000 seats.
The Rogers Centre is the first stadium to have a motorized retractable roof.
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