Toronto Blue Jays Suites

Rogers Centre, 1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON

The Toronto Blue Jays remained a strong contender in 2024, powered by their talented young core. Building on consecutive postseason appearances, the Jays fought hard in the AL East, ultimately securing a Wild Card berth for the second straight year. Sluggers Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette paced a dynamic offense, and offseason pitching additions helped Toronto stay competitive with division rivals. Although the club was eliminated in the playoffs, excitement surrounds the team thanks to its mix of established All-Stars and emerging contributors. Major news in recent months included the departure of third baseman Matt Chapman in free agency, but the front office moved swiftly to address needs and bolster the roster's depth. Jays fans are optimistic that 2025 will see this group take the next step toward a deep October run.

Rogers Centre has undergone a dramatic transformation to enhance the fan experience. The Blue Jays completed the second phase of a $300+ million renovation prior to the 2024 season, unveiling an entirely rebuilt lower bowl with modern wider seats, cup holders, and sightlines now oriented toward the infield. Three new premium clubs were added behind home plate, offering upscale dining and social spaces right on top of the action. These changes follow the 2023 outfield district revamp that introduced lively bar and patio areas. Blending these upgrades with the ballpark's retractable roof and downtown Toronto skyline, Rogers Centre now provides an inviting, state-of-the-art atmosphere that has fans thrilled to attend Blue Jays games in person.

Toronto has impressed over the last four years. Expect 2024 to exceed that stretch. Young stars Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette lead the offense. Guerrero Jr. had 26 homers and nearly 100 RBI last year. Bichette was strong too, batting .306. The two are joined by George Springer, Kevin Kiermaier, and newcomer Justin Turner in the lineup. And on the mound, the Blue Jays are headed by star Kevin Gausman. Starters Chris Bassitt, Jose Berrios, and Yusei Kikuchi fill out the rotation, creating a deep group. After two straight early playoff exits, Toronto fans are in for a treat in 2024.

The Rogers Centre has all your premium seating needs. Toronto's Rogers Banner Club is just one of the many options. The sports bar located behind the home dugout has plenty of perks. The TD Lounge, Blueprint Club, and Ticketmaster Lounge are spread out across the stadium, giving fans once in a lifetime experiences. And suites are a strong option with the Blue Jays too. TD Executive Single Suites start at 12 guests, are available for single-game purchase, and include great views. Double Suites and Premium Hospitality Suites are also an option and include similar things.

After just missing out on the playoffs in 2021, the Blue Jays got the job done last year by earning a Wild Card spot in the American League, but October was a quick disappointment in a 2-0 loss to Seattle in the opening round. Changes were made before 2022, and that's the case again this year. Gone are Teoscar Hernandez and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Replacements on offense include Daulton Varsho, Brandon Belt, and Kevin Kiermaier. Chris Bassitt was signed after a solid year with the New York Mets to join a rotation led by Alek Manoah and Kevin Gausman.

Rogers Centre just completed phase one of a renovation of the ballpark that was the envy of sports when it opened as SkyDome in 1989. Some changes to the dimensions in the outfield were made, and new social spaces were created on three different levels beyond the fences to create the Outfield District. In 2024, expect changes to some infield seating along with field-level premium clubs and social spaces. Suites can hold from 12 and 24 to 50 fans and have VIP indoor and outdoor seating, a VIP suite attendant, a private restroom, and a variety of catering options ranging from ballpark fare to premium options.