Blue Jays to scale back foul territory on area as a part of 100 stage renovations

The Toronto Blue Jays unveiled renderings for the upcoming renovations to the 100 stage Rogers Centre on Thursday.

Section 2 of the scheduled renovations will probably be accomplished previous to the 2024 residence opener. The group redid the outfield previous to the 2023 residence opener.

Essentially the most noticeable facet of the brand new look will probably be far much less foul territory on the sector (roughly 3,000 square-feet complete), bringing many seats nearer to the motion.

“Our objective from the onset of renovations was to rework Rogers Centre from a stadium to a ballpark, and we’re excited to construct off the keenness and recognition of the brand new Outfield District on this subsequent part of initiatives,” mentioned Blue Jays president/CEO Mark Shapiro. “By utterly rebuilding the 100 stage seating bowl, we’re introducing an genuine ballpark viewing expertise, with sightlines designed particularly for followers to take pleasure in Blue Jays baseball.”

The present 100 stage seating bowl and construction (from foul pole to foul pole) will probably be totally demolished on the finish of the 2023 season.

The membership says there will probably be extra legroom, wider seats between the dugouts, cupholders all through and improved sightlines with seats dealing with the infield.

For the second yr in a row in 2024, the Blue Jays will open the season with 10 highway video games to permit extra time for the renovations to be accomplished.

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