Guide Dogs, Service Animals, and permitted Support Animals are welcome at all Rogers Centre events and Toronto Blue Jays games. Any fan accompanied by a Guide Dog, Service Animal, or Support Animal is required to present acceptable documentation upon entry and upon request within the ballpark evidencing that the animal is required due to a disability and/or is individually trained to do work for, perform a task for, or otherwise provide support to a person with a disability. Examples of acceptable documentation include a medical note from a regulated health professional or an identification card for people who are blind and use a guide dog.
Support Animals required by individuals due to a disability are also permitted at all Rogers Centre events and Toronto Blue Jays games, provided that (i) any such Support Animal does not pose a health and safety or security risk, (ii) acceptable documentation is provided upon entry and upon request within the ballpark evidencing that the Support Animal is required by and provides support to an individual due to a disability, and (iii) such Support Animal and its handler are otherwise in compliance with current Rogers Centre rules and policies, including the Service/Support Animal Code of Conduct. Examples of acceptable documentation include a medical note from a regulated health professional.
Fans with Guide Dogs, Service Animals and Support Animals are encouraged to purchase Accessible Seating. Fans wishing to sit in standard seats are kindly asked that their animal fits under the seats, and aisle seats are recommended.
Fans who are accompanied by Guide Dogs, Service Animals or Support Animals are required to maintain control of them and must keep them on a leash or harness at all times while in the ballpark, and otherwise comply with current Rogers Centre rules and policies, including the Service/Support Animal Code of Conduct.
Fans with Guide Dogs, Service Animals or Support Animals are permitted to enter Rogers Centre via all gates, but are encouraged to use Gate 7, our Designated Accessibility Entrance, located at the South end of the building.
Animals who do not provide any of the foregoing services or support functions and who are not accompanied by acceptable documentation will not be granted entry into the Rogers Centre. Pets are not permitted inside Rogers Centre. In addition, we have the right to deny admission or immediately remove a Guide Dog, Service Animal or Support Animal and its handler(s) from the ballpark, without refund, should a Service Animal or Support Animal and/or its handler(s) not adhere to any current Rogers Centre rules and policies, including the Service/Support Animal Code of Conduct.
