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Rogers Centre seating plan
Accessible seats are subject to the same onsale schedules and ticket availability as standard seating and are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Fans requiring an accessible seat may also purchase up to three additional seats for their companions (subject to availability) unless otherwise restricted by event-level ticket limits. Fans with accessible needs may enter Rogers Centre through any open gate. Fans requiring accessible support are encouraged to enter through Gate 7, the designated accessible located on the south side of the building (along Bremner Boulevard).
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Rogers Centre seating plan: FAQs
How many people does Rogers Centre hold?
Rogers Centre holds around 39,150 people; the capacity of each show depends on its layout.
Does Rogers Centre have accessible seating?
Accessible seats are subject to the same onsale schedules and ticket availability as standard seating and are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Fans requiring an accessible seat may also purchase up to three additional seats for their companions (subject to availability) unless otherwise restricted by event-level ticket limits. Fans with accessible needs may enter Rogers Centre through any open gate.
Is the seating plan the same for every event at Rogers Centre?
No. Concerts, sports and family shows use different stage set-ups, so sections and the standing floor change. Check the seat map on the page of the event you are going to.