How to Buy a Rogers Centre Parking Pass [Toronto Blue Jays]

Written by Paul Johnson in Baseball,Stadium Guides

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If you are heading to Rogers Centre in Toronto, this Rogers Centre Parking Guide will instruct you how to purchase a parking pass in advance and also discuss where the most popular Rogers Centre parking garages are located. There are several large parking areas located very near to the stadium.

**Buying a parking pass ahead of time reduces hassle. I like to buy parking from Spot Hero in advance to reduce hassle on gameday and ensure I have a parking spot. Click here to view available parking near Rogers Centre via Spot Hero (paid affiliate link takes you to SpotHero.com).

These are three of the most popular ways to purchase parking for Rogers Centre:

  • Use parking apps like Spot Hero to reserve a nearby parking spot (search for spots).
  • Reserve a spot through the team’s website via ParkWhiz.
  • Buy a Parking Pass from online ticket brokers like Ticketmaster, StubHub, and Vivid Seats.

Yes, Rogers Centre has an underground parking garage. However, on gamedays this garage does NOT offer public parking. On gameday, this Rogers Centre Underground parking garage is mainly used for season-ticket parking and accessible parking. In this article we will discuss other parking options and how to secure a spot in advance.

Where to Buy a Rogers Centre Parking Pass

Reserve Parking through the Team

As we discussed above, the Rogers Centre underground garage is the only parking on site, and it is not open for public parking on gameday. That means you will need to reserve a spot in one of the many public lots and garages near the stadium.

You can go to the team’s website (mlb.com/bluejays) and visit the parking page where you can reserve nearby parking spots via ParkWhiz. There are numerous lots around downtown Toronto that can be used for Rogers Centre parking.

Some of the most popular Blue Jays parking options are listed below:

  • Rees Street Parking
  • York Street & Bremner Boulevard Parking
  • Blue Jays Way Parking
  • Front Street Parking

Remember, the team neither controls nor operates the parking lots and garages listed above. These are all public lots located in downtown Toronto controlled by third party operators (so prices and policies will vary). Click here to view the Blue Jays parking page to reserve a spot via ParkWhiz.

Buying a Parking Pass from Ticket Brokers

You can also purchase a Rogers Centre tickets and parking passes through online ticket brokers such as Ticketmaster, StubHub, and Vivid Seats. Some fans like to browse these sites to find the best prices.

Other parking apps like Spot Hero also allow you to reserve parking spots near Rogers Centre. Click here to view available parking near Rogers Centre via Spot Hero (paid affiliate link takes you to SpotHero.com).

Rogers Centre Parking Locations

Rees Street Parking

The Rees Street Parking Lot used most commonly for Toronto Blue Jays Parking is located directly south of Rogers Centre, near the intersection of Rees Street and Queens Quay West. If you use this Rees Street Parking Lot, you will be parking on the infield side of the stadium.

Yes, it does cost to park in this Rees Street Parking Lot. This is where you can view the current price of available Toronto parking spots at SpotHero. This Rees Street Parking lot will require a 5-10 minute walk to the stadium. It is located very near to the inner harbor and is just across the street from HTO Park.

The entrance to this Rees Street Parking Lot is actually located on Queens Quay West. Click here to view a 360-degree view of the entrance to this Rees Street Parking Lot used for Toronto Blue Jays games. There is a Green P payment kiosk as you enter this lot.

York Street & Bremner Parking

The York Street & Bremner Parking Garage is located east of Rogers Centre near PWC Tower, just down the street from ScotiaBank Arena. If you use this Remner Boulevard Parking Garage, you will be parking on the right-field side of the stadium

Yes, it does cost to park in this Remner Boulevard Parking Garage. This is where you can view the current price of available Toronto parking spots at SpotHero (paid affiliate link takes you to SpotHero.com).

Click here to view a 360-degree view of the entrance to this Remner Boulevard Parking Garage used for Toronto Blue Jays parking. This garage will require a 5-10 minute walk to Rogers Centre.

Blue Jays Way Parking

The Blue Jays Way Parking location for Toronto Blue Jays parking is located north of Rogers Centre near the intersection of Wellington Street West and Blue Jays Way. Parking in this lot means you will be parking on the outfield side of the stadium.

Yes, it does cost to park in this Blue Jays Way Parking Lot. This is where you can view the current price of available Toronto parking spots at SpotHero.

Click here to view a 360-degree view of the entrance to this Blue Jays Way Parking location used for Toronto Blue Jays parking. This lot will require a 5-10 minute walk to Rogers Centre.

Front Street Parking

This Front Street Parking location is very near to the Blue Jays Way Parking location we discussed above. It is located north of Rogers Centre near the intersection of Front Street West and Spadina Avenue. Parking in this lot means you will be parking on the outfield side of the stadium.

Yes, it does cost to park in this Front Street Parking Lot. This is where you can view the current price of available Toronto parking spots at SpotHero.

Click here to view a 360-degree view of the entrance to this Front Street Parking Toronto Blue Jays location. This lot will require a 5-10 minute walk to Rogers Centre.

Other Rogers Centre Parking Options

Listed below are some more popular lots and garages located near the stadium:

If you need to do a deeper dive on all parking options, visit our Rogers Centre Parking page.

Again, there is an underground garage at Rogers Centre. On gameday, this Rogers Centre Underground parking garage is mainly used for season ticket parking and staff. To learn more about availability of this Rogers Centre garage, click here.

Rogers Centre Parking Contact Info

This website (sportsfanfocus.com) has no affiliation with Rogers Centre, the Toronto Blue Jays, MLB, or any of the events hosted at this facility.

Any information is provided “as is” with no guarantee of completeness, meaning much of this information is subject to change, and although we do our best to keep these guides updated, we can’t guarantee accuracy at all times. For all official parking information, we urge you to contact Toronto Blue Jays staff. Contact information is below:

Paul Johnson

Paul has been with us from our beginnings. He focuses on a wide range of sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB and golf.

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