Rogers Centre

The Rogers Centre, formerly known as the SkyDome, is the dominant stadium in the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, located near the CN Tower on the shore of Lake Ontario. It is primarily used for sports competitions such as baseball, Canadian soccer, basketball and wrestling. Rogers Stadium also hosts occasional concerts, conferences and exhibitions. Rogers Stadium is the second largest stadium in Canada behind the Olympic Stadium in Montreal. Since 1989, its occupants are the Toronto Blue Jays of the American Major League Baseball Association and the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football Association. In 2008, the Buffalo Bills of the NFL decided to play one game per season at Rogers Stadium. Between 1995 and 1999, the Toronto Raptors played their home games there before moving to the Air Canada Centre. The Vanier Cup will return to the stadium in 2007. The Rogers Centre is well known for being the first stadium to have an automatic retractable roof that will cost more than 100 million dollars, a hotel of 348 rooms is linked to it, the Renaissance hotel of 112 million dollars, with 70 rooms overlooking the field.

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