400 Level Suite
12 - 16 Tickets
Catering Available
300 Level Suite
18 Tickets
Catering Available
Catering
Toronto Blue Jays suites can be catered in advance to your game. Blue Jays suite guests can pre-order at their own discretion from the Rogers Centre suite menu. Most suites won't include catering. On average, people spend about $100 per person on food and alcohol, however, there is no minimum.
Parking and Transportation
Parking is limited at Rogers Centre. Underground parking is not available to the public on game days except for season ticket members and suite guests will dedicated parking passes. There are cash lots surrounding Rogers Centre including the Bus Lot, which is directly across the street from Gate 8.
Budget
On average, a Blue Jays suite rental will cost between $3,800-$6,000 per game. Blue Jays suite guests will need to budget for food and beverage in the suite. Most people spend about $100 per person on in-suite catering, including alcohol. The catering transaction won't occur until game day.
Dress Code
There is no formal dress code at the Rogers Centre or to be in any of the Toronto Blue Jays luxury boxes. For corporate events, most Blue Jays suite guests will be in business casual attire. However, it's most common to see people in team-branded apparel. Comfortable shoes are recommended.
Venue Bag Policy
Soft-sided bags such as small purses or diaper bags are permitted in the Rogers Centre as long as they are not larger than 16 inches by 16 inches by 8 inches. Any bag larger or that is hard-sided will not be allowed into the stadium. All bags will be inspected prior to entry into the Rogers Centre.
Entrances
Gates at the Rogers Centre open 90 minutes prior to first pitch for any weekday Blue Jays games. For games on Saturday and Sunday, gates open 2 hours before first pitch. For Blue Jays suite guests, private entrances are located at Gates 3 and 13 with elevator access to the 300 and 400 suite levels.
Child Ticket Policy
Any child under the age of two years old may enter the Rogers Centre for Toronto Blue Jays games without a ticket. Any guests two years of age or older, will need a ticket for admission. The child ticket policy applies to all guests attending a Blue Jays game in a luxury suite as well.
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