Rogers Centre luggage storage

About Rogers Centre

Once known as the SkyDome, Rogers Centre is the home to Major League Baseball’s Toronto Blue Jays. The stadium was opened in 1989 and was the first stadium with a retractable roof. Plans for a stadium in Toronto were first drafted in 1923 but did not begin to be realized until the early 1970s when Toronto made a serious bid to bring Major League Baseball to Canada. It was not until the mid-1980s when the new plans for a baseball stadium were put in place, and the stadium was built. Today, Rogers Centre is not just home to the Blue Jays but also a major hub for Toronto playing host to concerts, other sports entertainment venues, and even stadium golf. 

No matter where your seat is in Rogers Centre, you will have a fantastic view of the field. Rain or shine, the game will go on thanks to the retractable roof, meaning there are never any rain delays or rainouts. It takes about 20 minutes to open or close the roof. Aside from the roof, the pitcher’s mound can also be raised and lowered hydraulically when the stadium is not hosting baseball games. Shop for fan gear at one of several souvenir shops and grab tasty stadium fare at one of the snack bars. Sit down to a great meal when you have one of the luxury suits or premier seats. 

Fun Fact: When the roof to Rogers Centre is closed, a 31 story building can fit inside. 

Things to do Near Rogers Centre

Once you have visited the Rogers Centre, wander through some of the neighborhoods surrounding the stadium and find other things to see and experience. You can spend all day checking out some of the other attractions or taking some interesting and fun tours through Toronto. 

• Visit CN Tower and step outside over 1,000 feet in the air on the SkyWalk or LookOut observation levels 
• Watch thousands of sea creatures going about their day to day lives at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
• Head into the Second City Toronto, a improve and sketch comedy club for a night of drinks and laughs
• Sign up for the Old Toronto Beer Tour with the Beer Lovers’ Tour Company and learn about the history of Toronto’s brewing heritage
• Buy tickets for a show or behind the scenes tour at the Princess of Wales Theatre, a beautiful theater dating back to the early 1900s
• Join one of the Foodies on Foot tours and eat your way through Toronto, check out the chef series dinners, supper clubs, and culinary crawls
• Head over to the St. Lawrence Market, a market over two centuries old and a historic city landmark

Transit Options Near Rogers Centre

• GO Train
• Bus
• UP Express
• TTC Subway

Luggage Storage Near Rogers Centre

Spend an afternoon at Rogers Centre and then head out to explore the surrounding neighborhoods. Rogers Centre does have a strict bag policy, so no large bags or backpacks are allowed. Don’t fret though, Bounce has several locations near Rogers Centre where you can leave your bags for safekeeping while you tour the stadium or check out an event being held. Download the Bounce app and book when and where to drop your bags. 

Luggage Storage Options Near Rogers Centre

No matter what attractions have drawn your attention in Toronto, you will enjoy exploring this amazing city. Toronto is a bustling place, so trying to move through the streets and visit attractions can be a hassle if you are dragging along large bags. Bounce has several locations throughout the city. Heading to a game after work? Taking in a concert? Book storage through the Bounce app to make it an easy event. 

Luggage Storage Near CN Tower

When visiting Toronto, take the time to visit Canada’s National Tower, known as the CN Tower. The tower stands 1,815 feet tall and is an absolute must-see for anyone coming into the city. Step into one of the glass-fronted elevators and be rocketed to the top of the tower in under a minute. Step out onto the LookOut Level, complete with a glass floor and floor-to-ceiling windows. Sign up to go outside the LookOut to the SkyTerrace and walk around the CN Tower high in the air along the EdgeWalk. EdgeWalk is the highest outdoor walk in the world, 1,136 feet in the air. 

Visit the SkyPod, one of the highest observation platforms in the world at 1,465 feet high. To get to the SkyPod, you must take an elevator from the LookOut up another 33 stories. Interactive exhibits are on display for your enjoyment. Learn how the tower was constructed and what happens when a lightning strike hits the tower. See the tower sway in the wind and learn how the design keeps it from toppling over. Use the Bounce app to find a location to stow your belongings so you can easily move through security at the CN Tower and enjoy your experience. 

Luggage Storage Near Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada

Located within walking distance of Rogers Centre at the base of the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is home to over 20,000 different aquatic animals. The aquarium has one of the longest underwater viewing tunnels in the world. The aquarium itself has over 5.7 million liters of water inside, creating an underwater world that will leave you simply amazed. 

There are over 100 interactive exhibits; visitors can get up close to several sea creatures, including stingrays, horseshoe crabs, sharks, and scarlet cleaner shrimp. Check out one of the daily dive shows featuring swimming with the sharks and interacting with other various sea life. Each section of the aquarium showcases specific parts of the world, including creatures found in the Great Lakes basin. Drop by Ripley’s Café for a tasty meal or snack while visiting the aquarium. Large bags and other personal items are not permitted inside the aquarium, so check out one of the nearby Bounce locations to leave your bags. 

Luggage Storage Near Union Station

One of the busiest places in Toronto, Union Station sees about 300,000 visitors each day. Whether you are rushing to catch your train, stopping in for a great meal, or hitting some of the boutiques, browsing Union Station is a must. There are over 100 different shops, cafes, and restaurants here, including a fresh market and food court. 

Union Station first opened in August 1927 and has undergone several facelifts inside through the years. The iconic Beaux-Arts architecture of the exterior has not changed much and is a must-see when visiting Toronto. Union Station was named a national historic site in 1975. Snap some fantastic photos of the exterior of the building then head inside for a fun day of shopping and eating. Check out some of the free cultural events hosted by the station throughout the year, including concerts, plays, and art shows. Leave your bags with Bounce for safekeeping while you explore all Union Station has to offer.