Skydome Rogers Center Toronto Canada

The Centre Rogers or Rogers Centre (formerly SkyDome) is the main stadium in the city of Toronto in Ontario, located at the foot of the CN Tower on the shores of Lake Ontario. It is mainly used for sporting events such as baseball, football Canadian, and also for the basketball and wrestling. The Centre Rogers sometimes organizes concerts, lectures and exhibitions.Since 1989, its tenants are the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League in MLB and the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. In 2008, the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League decided to play one game per season at Rogers Centre. Between 1995 and 1999, the Toronto Raptors played their home games before moving into the Air Canada Centre. The Vanier Cup is back in the chamber in 2007.

The Rogers Centre is famous for being the first stadium to have a motorized retractable roof that cost $ 100 million, a hotel with 348 rooms is committed to him (Renaissance Hotel $ 112 million), with 70 rooms overlooking the field. This is also the stage of North America’s most recent built for the Canadian football and major league baseball, although some of the new stadiums in baseball sometimes hosted occasional football matches university.

The stadium has a capacity of 50516 seats for baseball, for football 53506 Canadian 37000 for basketball and between 10000 and 55000 for concerts depending on the configuration. It has 161 Skyboxes (suites) for the more affluent.