Toronto Blue Jays show off plans for next big Rogers Centre renovation.
Rogers Centre will be getting yet another facelift in its never-ending quest to give fans a great ballpark experience. This time, the team has announced changes for the 100 level as part of the next phase of renovations.At the end of the 2023 season, the entire 100 level seating bowl will be demolished and then “rebuilt to introduce a modern ballpark experience designed specifically for baseball viewing, bringing Blue Jays fans even closer to the action,” according to a release from the team.
— A more comfortable experience with additional legroom, modern-shaped seats with slats on the back that provide more airflow, wider seats between the dugouts, cupholders throughout, adaptable raisable armrest options, and handrails in every aisle.Article content — A design specifically for baseball viewing with seats oriented towards the infield, improved sightlines with less obstruction and new seats closer to the action as a result of the remodelled bowl structure.
“Our goal from the onset of renovations was to transform Rogers Centre from a stadium to a ballpark, and we are excited to build off the enthusiasm and popularity of the new Outfield District in this next phase of projects,” team president and CEO Mark Shapiro said in the release.
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