Not bad for a pop up stadium. Welcome to Rogers Stadium which was constructed on the former runway of Downsview Airport. There are tons of places to grab food and beverages all around the venue. Pro tip: I will say if you want less traffic and cleaner restroom experience sit down at one of the restaurants on the property. Birkenstock restaurant was the one I chose which worked out because I was still going to have drinks, I was able to seek shelter from the rain showers, and for the access to the cleaner toilets on the property. They do have reservations for those who plan ahead otherwise there is a short wait for additional guests to dine. The stadium does feel like a quick pop-up style with limited accommodation for guest with mobility challenges. You will have to climb several flights of stairs before reaching your seat if you are higher up or toward the lower level. No elevators or escalators so if you require these consider getting floor seats. The views inside the stadium were very ideal even from the higher seat selection. All of the restrooms were portable units connected in a chain. Small space to maneuver and has very limited irrigation. There are merchandise stations that does have lengthy lines but are large and ready to accommodate you purchases. Arriving was probably the best experience I had for an event space. The ride share drop off system was great because it funneled you to the main entrance. Departing is a bit chaotic, you may wait in the line to get a guarantee ride share pick up obviously at the premium rate or you may venture down the wall trail off the property. Good luck with getting ride share once you do leave due to the connection issues with available drivers, drivers cancellations, drivers opting to operate independent from the ride share which saying they're the representative of said ride share, taxis, and volume of people all trying to catch a ride. Overall this was a fun experience and I hope to visit once more before the deconstruction occurs. 3.2 out of 5 read more

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If I could give 0 stars I would! I went to both nights of Luke Combs...(he gets 10 Stars) let's start off "easy" the food there sucks!! And someone who traveled here from California to see Luke I can tell you Disneyland prices for drinks are 1/2 the price here! Can we say price gouging... $7 for a water!!! Come on! Ok the more important thing... (I'm an Amputee) they have certain areas for handicapped bathrooms for those who "actually" need it! Everyone and their mama was waiting to use the bathroom i actually needed! Then when I start to open a door to one of the bathrooms because I cut everyone off since i actually needed it... there's 2 girls in the bathroom just taking pictures! When I say there was 4 lines of 50 people in each line that's no joke! Mind u they had all the other bathrooms open they could use... we made our way to the shuttle because I was in my wheelchair and needed help w the "accessible shuttle" FOR PEOPLE WHO again ACTUALLY need it! They let anyone and every one on that bus and left so many of us with no way to get to the train station... we had to walk (I rolled) over 2 miles because something happen to the shuttles and no one had any idea what was going on! We were told by a security verbatim... "security lost control and no one knows what going on..." we can see no one knows what's going on!! They had people in wheelchairs, other amputees, broken feet, broken legs having to "walk" 2 miles to the train station!!! This is sickening and disgusting! Help the people that actually need it and get everyone off the shuttles that don't! I am so pissed off! I'm supposed to go to Chris Brown and Usher in August and they really need to get this together!! read more

This venue is absolutely terrible. There is one way in and one way out. It rained and the place turned into one giant puddle of mud. The crowd control was absolutely awful and not because the staff didn't try.....it's the design of the venue. There's absolutely nothing that would be compelling enough to return. The food was mediocre and limited choices. Prices typical. Seats are one step up from bleachers. If we didn't see one of our favorite artists perform, this trip would have been a total bust. read more

Very nice stadium. All of the workers were very nice. It was also clean. They had multiple toilet stations and restaurants throughout the stadium. We had to wait in line in the rain for over a hour before being seated. So everyone was drenched, even with ponchos on. The food was somewhat decent for the most part. They offered vegetarian options and mocktails. read more

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There is no parking unless you have premium seats. I took the subway to the venue and it's about a 20 minute walk. (They should look into shuttles or something). 3 merch stands (1 outside the gates and 2 just inside the gate before seats), super long lines. The exterior of the stadium is like a festival party lol. They have food, drinks, bathrooms, merch tables and entertainment. Pizza was super good and cheap. Probably wouldn't go again, just super crazy and not my thing but never say never lol. If it's windy they will post pone the concert. read more

Rogers Stadium - Sec 105 row 33 seat 5 - Music Venues Near Me - North York, Ontario

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Rogers Stadium was pretty cool! We went for the R&B Tour and had a great time. The fireworks were so dope and the overall look of the stadium ensured that there were no bad seats. The only thing that sucked was the walk to the stadium so many rocks my feet were hurting before I even made it to my seat. We didn't order any food or drinks we just went for the show! read more

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Watch the Bruno Mars concert and I had so much fun. Lots of portable washroom. Refillable water station, American Express lounge. Expensive food inside. Had Shuttle service from Wilson station to the stadium. Pls cement the pathway from the stadium to Sheppard west station. Very very dusty. read more

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My first experience at Rogers Stadium was pretty good overall as someone with B6 R15 S24 floor seats and paid parking. My friends and I got parking through Ticketmaster for $50 and splitting that with 3 people was well worth it, and made the whole night way less stressful compared to taking the TTC and walking double the amount. Parking itself is new and was very well organized too. There were staff everywhere directing traffic and helping cars move into the lot as it filled up. From the parking lot, it was about a 7 - 10 minute walk to the stadium and to pass security one hour before the show. There were multiple gates open and I entered through Gate 2. Security moved pretty quickly as long as you had a smaller bag. They also allow empty plastic bottles that you can refill inside. There were tons of food vendors, although everything was definitely overpriced, so I'd recommend eating beforehand. Finding seats was easy since there were workers around every section helping people out altho the stickers of numbers are on the back of the seat rather than the front and would imagine it be more difficult to find if it became darker, and filled with people. There is no space between the chairs though. The actual concert experience was good. The sound quality was solid, the screens were super HD, and the view from my section was ok - everyone standing most of the time. But I can't imagine being farther because it would've been way more difficult to see. The biggest downside was leaving after the show. Once everyone starts exiting at the same time, it gets extremely crowded. At some points people were pushing into each other and I even saw people trip and fall because some areas were dark and there were signs or objects in the walking paths. That part definitely could've been handled better. Once we finally got back to the parking lot, police and security were directing traffic well. Overall, the process was smoother than I expected for such a large crowd. We left our floor seats around 10:45 p.m. and found the car by 11:10 p.m. My friends in the 100s section left around the same time and made it back to the car by 11:15 p.m. We were on the highway by 11:30 p.m. and made it home around midnight. Pro tips: wear comfy shoes, eat before arriving, bring a jacket (it was super windy), bring a small bag (mine was the lululemon everywhere belt bag) and an empty water bottle to refill inside! read more

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Hrrmmm. I'm waffling between 2 and 3 stars and ultimately landing on 2 because tho Roger's Stadium was the location of one the 2 best nights of my life but since that wholly had to do with the band, not the venue, I'll stick to an objective review of the place: this was one of the worst and weirdest venues I've ever been to in over 30 years of concert going in multiple countries. We came for the two nights of Oasis. I knew things would be a bit dodgy given the stadium wasn't even standing when we bought our tickets 9 months out from the show but even leading up to the week of the show I didn't know what to expect. All I had heard is that it's in the middle of nowhere, getting in and out is a nightmare, and to wear comfortable shoes. ALL TRUE! I hesitate to use the word "stadium." It's more like a series of bleachers with a stage on one end (Liam Gallagher called it "legoland" and he wasn't wrong!). Word on the street is they're going to be using this space for up to 4 years and I'll be surprised if the current infrastructure lasts even 2. It's also located in the middle of a former airfield. So walking from the train or any of the main roads is basically a mile/1.6km walk down what is literally a landing strip. There is nothing around, just concrete and fields! Since there isn't much around they built their own "fan plaza" which opens an hour/2 hours before gates to the actual stadium open. And I'll admit this was kind of fun since it lent a bit of a festive air to the already buzzing Oasis reunion vibes. Oasis took full advantage of the plaza, setting up multiple merch stores, painting the ground with logos and "Live 25" and also had multiple photo ops throughout. The venue itself also has a lot of food options and a small Ferris wheel. Now, the food options aren't particularly GOOD but they're there! Because we got there when fan plaza opened we were able to get bracelets to be in the front section of the GA floor the first night. They don't let you take any bottles or anything in, instead they give you plastic cups to pour your water/other drinks into. So things were a little chaotic as folks were grabbing cups and pouring beer and whatnot. We didn't have drinks to take in so it wasn't bad for us but it was kind of annoying. I get they don't want people throwing bottles on stage but man, all those single use cups on top of the cans and bottles? So wasteful! Anyway, the show was incredible. Our spot was aces. It started pouring rain half way through and I will say this is one time the concrete was actually ok because it didn't get muddy! Fireworks were shot off without a hitch and the crowd was good vibes and full of joy the whole time. Night two we came to the venue later so we weren't in the pit and stood a little further back but that vantage point was still pretty good. Exiting both nights was the biggest pain I think. Night one was worse since we were in the front, meaning last out. It's just a giant crush of people all making their way to one exit: the train station. They had staff essentially playing red rover with us letting groups through in chunks to keep the stations from getting too overwhelmed. I will say the trains did as best as they could given the volume and rides out are free which kept the line moving pretty good. There was no real easy way to get to our hotel from here so in the end we took a train to a station a little further out and grabbed a Lyft there the rest of the way. Oh, also the bathroom situation? Not great! Port-o-potties galore. And my husband reported that they did have a "men's room" which were essentially a line of open air urinals, like a trough. Cool cool! As we were exiting all the fencing was lined with dudes just free peeing so, that was fun. Ugh. So yeah, not my favorite. Props to the staff though who made a pretty crappy venue run as smoothly as it could be. Everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful. It's just the place is SO WEIRD!! The shows themselves were incredible but that was in spite of where they were held, not because of it. read more

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Rogers Stadium seems like a perfect venue for an outdoor concert but we were definitely disappointed in the venue! We went to see Bruno Mars The Romantic Tour and OMG what a spectacular show! As always Bruno Mars puts on an amazing performance! Love you Bruno! The dynamic pillars of a live event being the sound, lighting, atmospherics and controllers were all on point! The seats were great too (even tho we didn't sit down at all). We had Section W102 Row 7 Seats 1-4. So as far as the stadium itself is concerned, what a nightmare getting in and out of there! There's no parking except for a prepaid 50.00 lot that only accommodates a certain number of cars plus it's quite a distance away (like a mile or two) so it's recommended that you take the subway or the train. My friend's boyfriend dropped us off and it was a complete nightmare getting to the concert and even WORSE leaving. We were herded like cattle out one small area and had to walk down a rocky dirt path for miles to even get to the ride share or pick up area. No matter what if you were taking the subway or train, you were still herded out into one small exit area. There's no order or staff that are helping with directions and the ones that were around were giving wrong info and just down right rude. No clear and concise signage either. If you take the subway or train, you are also to walk a GOOD distance to get to it. All around, the venue itself needs to readjust and ramp up their operations and do a complete re-do! I won't be coming back if no changes or improvements are made as there are many safety concerns and all and all an epic failure on getting in and out. read more

I attended the StrayKids and Blackpink (Day 2) concerts. The concerts (themselves) were great. Everyone seemed to be having a fun time. Staff was pretty helpful. There were some improvements between StrayKids and Blackpink concerts. I feel like the stadium still need a lot more improvements. Pros (based on the some improvements): - Food and water seemed to a bit more accessible - Line up for merch was better - Slightly more seats before entering the stadium - Was able to hear the artists really well - Water was being handed out while you're waiting in line Cons/More improvements: - Hard to see horizontal videos on vertical screens (Ironically, I have prescription glasses) - Lack of shade, especially in the seated areas in the sun and line up to the gates - Accessibility could be improved a little more - Exiting could be more improved on - Bleachers seating was still a little too janky read more

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The new outdoor concert venue in Toronto that is a rain or shine venue. I attended the Black Pink concert here in the summer and there were definitely some pros and cons. Pros: - Nice to have a first time outdoor concert venue - The bleacher like seating was surprisingly pretty secure - Water stations all around the venue - Nice and big, so never felt crammed - Sound systems were pretty good Cons: - It's really far at downsview area, where there isn't a lot of transportation to get to the venue - It's a far walk from the station/ drop off points to enter into the venue. It's at least a 15-25 minute walk minimum - Getting in and out of the venue with a vehicle is a nightmare! - No real toilets. All porta potties/ nicer porta potties Overall, still happy about this venue, however it's not accessible at all in my opinion. read more

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I've been to both the Stray Kids and BLACKPINK concerts here, and honestly... the venue itself is my least favorite part. First of all, it's so far. You have to walk forever just to get to the entrance -- I don't understand why Live Nation built a concert venue this far out. If it ever rains, I can't even imagine the chaos. The food was bad, I suggest to eat before coming here. The most frustrating thing was the backpack rule. When I went to the Stray Kids concert, backpacks were totally fine. Then just a month later at BLACKPINK, suddenly they weren't allowed anymore. No clear notice, no explanation -- just "you can't bring that in." They told everyone to use the lockers, which cost around $25! The line for lockers was ridiculously long, and so was the line for merch. The staff were honestly terrible -- they just repeated the same lines like robots, no actual help or flexibility. Most of them seemed completely overwhelmed. I really don't get how a policy can change so drastically in such a short time without warning people ahead of time. The concert itself was great (of course -- it's BLACKPINK and Stray Kids!), but the overall experience here? Not so much. I'm not sure I'd come back for another show at this venue unless things seriously improve. read more

Rogers Stadium - Long walk - Music Venues Near Me - North York, Ontario

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Good stadium for concerts in the summer. Went here for Black pink concert. Have not tried the food but it's going to be on the pricier side. We got to experience beyond the seats view which they provided us popcorn and great service. Venue is big. Problem I understand people complaining about is, at the end there's only one exit to leave the grounds and that's where there's human traffic. For the seats, when people jump and down to dance you can feel the floor shake. Otherwise its a smooth process going in the Stadium read more

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Performance: Chris Brown 5/5 Chris Brown and his dancers performed the full set in the heavy rain with no delay and most of the fans, I would say about 90% stayed till the end despite the heavy rain and getting drenched. The performance was amazing. The venue is bad. Venue 2/5 This is literally a pain to get to both by public transport and driving. The nearby parking lots and plazas charge around $30-$40 to park because they know that there's an event happening nearby. Getting to the actual venue was a little walk on a lot of gravel and some unpaved roads. It rained hard when we went so that made the whole situation even worse as the drainage was very poor. The venue itself had no shelter from rain so bring a poncho or a small umbrella if you're attending concerts at this outdoor venue. The stairways and hallways into the grandstands are quite slippery so do be mindful and the black fabric that you see on the hallways and behind the bleachers is just cloth and not a solid barrier. Service 3/5 Overall, the staff are very helpful and try the best to make your experience a little bit better. The security and the lineups were pretty short and went by pretty quickly. However, the merchandise lineups were way too long as they were the only sheltered areas actually outside the arena. Food 2/5 I understand the need to mark up to make money for arena and stadium prices but 9$ for a hotdog slightly bigger than the ones at IKEA I find is unreasonable. Not to mention 7$ beef patties. The prices for alcohol are on par with a nightclub and the water bottles are the same as what Roger centre charges. The portions are on the smaller end, but the food tasted good nonetheless. There are a water bottle a refill stations so if you do bring your own water bottle, make sure it's a plastic one that is transparent. read more

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Personally felt I've had a good experience at this venue! I was here for Floor Coldplay. It was very well organized, there is signs through out the stadium. If you have amex go to gate 3, vip or rogers customers go to gate 2. I've seen videos online with long wait times but I didn't have to wait at all to enter for amex. Came around 6 and it was really busy! I would definitely suggest coming earlier if you wanted to buy merch, get food, cocktails, go to the ferris wheel or explore the grounds. There's a lot to do! For nicer restrooms, go to the ones by gate 3, the potty's flush and they have lots and a sink! there is multiple ways to enter floor and there is instructions how to enter your seats as well. Beware, it is a lot of walking to the venue and NO parking! The heat is no joke so make sure to get water, plenty of refillable water stations. Get a hat or fan!! read more

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This is a revue of the first time I attended an event at Rogers's Stadium. I'll firstly tell you the very best thing about this venue. The staff!! I can't give them enough kudos. Every staff member we encountered was helpful,friendly and went the extra mile to help us. They have 2 lines for merch sales and if you want to get anything,get there early. The food vendors aren't bad but everything is so expensive. If you have mobility, it's not the most accessible. I have mobility issues and when I bought our very expensive tickets to Bruno Mars, I didn't realise they have no elevators or even escalators to help with that. I had to climb up very long stairs and then go down equally long stairs to get to our seats. The worst part about this venue is it's an open on. No roof,no cover over the stadium seats. This is something that should be addressed. It's not like they're not making bags of money! It really makes going there a game of Russian roulette with the weather. Chances are they won't do this as it's expensive but I won't be going back to a show there. read more

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The sightlines and sound quality are good. The experience getting in and out is not the easiest however. Be prepared to walk....a lot. Train schedule afterwards also was not running on time. Allot plenty of time before and after your event read more

The star is for Foo Fighters and Oasis, because both bands were fantastic. Unfortunately, Rogers Stadium itself was not. The acoustics are about as bad as they can be, and everything involves a huge amount of walking. My best friend is a runner, and even she thought the amount of walking was excessive for a concert venue. It honestly feels as though your seat is four kilometres from the front gate. The metal stairs leading to the seats have very little foot depth and feel wobbly and unsafe. Anyone with knee problems or even mild mobility issues would find this venue extremely difficult to navigate. There are no proper washrooms--only portable toilets, followed by hand sanitizer. Merchandise lines are easily 45 minutes to an hour long. You can try going during the show, but because everything is so far away, you may miss four songs and still discover that the popular sizes are sold out. Leaving was a nightmare. Staff were directing everyone toward the west train, and we became lost because the walking routes were poorly lit and confusing. I won't return to Rogers Stadium. I honestly don't care who is playing. read more

Visited from Houston for the Chris BreezyBowl 2025. The stadium was interesting to get to. The address provided via Ticketmaster app was not the correct location for ride share. Spent minutes in the Uber trying to locate it and we finally located it, it was a 10 minute walk. Wasn't too bad as the weather was pleasant. I appreciate the AMEX Lounge and AMEX entrance. It was a vibe and fun! I wish the stadium had more dessert options. read more

Hubby & I went here for the Blackpink concert on July 23. It wasn't as bad as I feared. I'd heard things from the Stray Kids concert. It seems they have taken the feedback from that first concert at the stadium & improved things. The closest subway station to the venue is Downsview station. It's about a 10 min walk. When we were leaving the stadium we went to gate 2 for Sheppard West Station & that is a longer walk of 15 mins. Luckily though, there is a gas station outside of the stadium on the way to Sheppard West. There were cabs waiting at the gas station so we took a cab home from there. Food at the kiosks there sucks! It's expensive (typical of concert venues). But everything is pre-made so you cannot customize it if you have allergies. Hubby & I got chicken tenders & french fries to try. They were dry as a bone & tasted like they were made that morning. There are food trucks there also, so that might have been a better option. But we didn't try the food trucks. I'm usually leery of food trucks because they're not always hygienic in their food preparations. Washrooms looked like port-a-potties but nicer. These ones flush with water & were clean. But they are awfully small. I'm a short person & there wasn't much space when sitting down from my knees to the door. They do have accessible bathrooms that are larger. I noticed mostly the families used those. I didn't see any people with disabilities using them. The lineups for those bathrooms were much shorter also. There are two main areas where the majority of bathrooms are located. One each on either side of the stage but outside of the stadium. There were also hand washing stations with soap, running water, & paper towels for drying hands. There is more than one place to buy merchandise but the lineups were extremely long at the Blackpink concert. So hubby actually went to the merch store a little after the concert started. That's when the line-ups were short. We made a mistake when we picked our seats for the concert. We were able to get seats closer to the stage but to the left. Turns out, the stage is kind of shaped like rounded triangle. It would've been better if we'd gotten seats in the middle even if we were a little further away. We would've had a better view of the stage. Since we were to the left we didn't see much of Blackpink as they were mostly in the middle of the stage or to the back. We only had a view of them through the screens on either side of the stage. While Rogers Stadium is a large venue & it was an okay concert experience, I prefer the permanent stadiums. The seats at Rogers Stadium were tiny fold out chairs. They were also squished together so there is no room between you & your neighbouring seat. The food at places like Scotiabank arena & Budweiser stage is also a lot better in terms of quality & selection. I would only come back to Rogers Stadium if my favourite bands are playing there. Otherwise I wouldn't go. It's in the middle of no where. Not much else is around. Also not all of the pathway to the stadium is paved. Most of it is gravel which was hard on my feet. My running shoes were caked in dust when I got home from the concert. I wouldn't advise wearing heels if you're going to this venue. read more

Horrible venue. This reminds me of High school stadium. The seating felt like it could collapse when we were jumping. Hard to get in and out if you're driving. I wouldn't attend another show here if it were free. But oasis did a great job in light what a dump this place is. read more

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Weathering the Storm Despite a downpour starting mid-show (around "Stand by Me"), the rain only heightened the energy. Liam quipped, "It's only a bit of rain, man--we're from Manchester," and the crowd roared on. The night ended in style with a fireworks finale lighting up the wet sky - playing was "champagne supernova". I had no time to check out the food section as they had stalls leading to the stadium that sold food. read more

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Do you want all the inconvenience of a festival with all of the corporate BS and prices of a big concert venue? The Rogers Stadium may be for you. Out in the middle of nowhere. Took an uber and it was still a 15 minute walk from the uber drop off to the stadium. Prices for food is overcharged. A 50 000 person venue and sitting in the seats is miles away. Someone else mentioned this and it reminded me, the floors under the seating feel like they could collapse at any second. Getting out of the venue took 26 minutes. Everything is funnelled through 2 exits. Signs are confusing and few and far between. I won't be coming back for a while. read more

This is a crazy venue in the middle of nowhere with poor transit options and a long walk (with no shade) to get to the actual stadium. Since it's on a disused airfield, it's nice and flat though, but why don't they have some sort of shuttle service, even golf carts to take people to the gates? People would definitely pay instead of walking for like half an hour in the hot Toronto summers. Once inside, it's a passable venue. Not great, not like a beautifully architected stadium but it rather looks like a temporary venue. The food is expensive (as expected; there is no food for like a mile so it's a captive market), and there are not enough toilets that are easily accessible. We were actually told to go to another bank of portapotties nearby, which caused a mini-stampede since the lines were so bad. The sound and sightlines for a concert were good (saw Blackpink here), so the concert experience itself was great, but most of my criticisms are to do with the venue itself. It could have been better, but my experience was saved by the kpop performance mostly. read more

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I chose to attend Rogers Stadium with the understanding that it places a strong emphasis on accessibility. Because of that, I reached out before the Noah Kahan concert to ask whether there were any accommodations available that could make the arrival process: long security lines, navigating large crowds, and entering such a large venue, a little easier. While I appreciated the information about bringing my breast pump and the family room, I was disappointed that my accessibility concerns weren't really addressed. I was told that early entry wasn't available and which gate to use, but no alternative accommodations or supports were suggested, and one of my questions wasn't answered. I think what surprised me most was the contrast between Rogers Stadium's commitment to accessibility and my experience. Because the venue promotes itself as being accessible, I had expected a more thoughtful and individualized approach to accommodation requests. Instead, some of the biggest accessibility barriers were encountered before even entering the stadium. I recognize that accommodating every request isn't always possible, and I wasn't expecting special treatment. I was simply hoping for a conversation about what options might be available to make the experience more manageable. I hope this feedback is helpful and that Rogers Stadium continues to build on its accessibility efforts so that all guests can feel welcomed and supported from the moment they arrive. read more

This venue is absolute garbage. First of all it's basically in the middle of nowhere. It's on the far outskirts of town and then once you take a car there you still have a solid 15 to 20 minute walk to actually get to the venue, then once you're in the venue, you still have another seven or eight minute walk to your seat. We took a very expensive Uber ride from downtown Toronto followed by a very long walk. The venue itself looks like it was put up in a day. Nothing but port a potties and the seating looks like bleachers from a high school football game. On that note, the seating did not feel safe at all. I was very worried for much of the show that it would just collapse underneath me. Every time people began dancing or jumping. The whole area shook. As the rain began. I couldn't decide if I would be safer to stand on top and get wet so that I'd be on the top of the pile when the bleachers came crashing down or if it would be better to be underneath the cover where the stairs were and maybe I can make a run for it if they collapsed. These are not things you should be thinking about at a concert. After the show, we decided to take the train back to Scarborough and it took us an hour and a half. At least the train stop was slightly closer than where the Uber was able to drop us off. I won't attend another event here. read more

I really hope this is just a temporary venue. It's difficult to get in and especially out of. Food options and prices are absolutely terrible. $9 for a regular size hotdog? $7 for a can of water. Only good thing is the water refill stations. The staff are confused and useless. Bathroom situation is pathetic. Having only three accessible shuttles for a 50,000 seat building is ridiculous. I can get home faster from RBC amphitheatre faster and it's half the distance from where I live. read more

Went to Rogers Centre for the BLACKPINK concert. The show was very fun, but getting there was kind of a hassle, both the TTC and pickup spots were a long walk away. The sound inside wasn't the best either, kind of echoey and not super clear. Also, the road by the entrance looked half done, with a bunch of stones and dust everywhere. Overall, not the smoothest experience. read more

Rogers Stadium - Music Venues Near Me - North York, Ontario

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If it were possible to leave a 0 star review, I would. How does a stadium that holds 55,000 people incapable of parking anyone? Google Maps said it would be 1 hour to reach Tuscan Gate parking, but the absolute catastrophe that is the infrastructure of this poorly designed hellhole makes it take an extra hour and a half to move up 400 m into the parking lot. Whoever designed this place needs to be fired. The reason why this whole thing takes 18 extra years is because they have a cop sitting in the middle of the intersection only letting in two cars per light, great job everyone! read more

The amount of time it took me to walk to my seat it felt like I walked a marathon bare foot. Would not recommend this venu for any more concerts read more