Rogers Centre

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baseball stadium domed stadium indoor arena multi-purpose stadium sports venue

Rogers Centre is a multi-purpose stadium in Toronto, Ontario, best known as the home of Major League Baseball’s Toronto Blue Jays.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	baseball stadium → domed stadium → indoor arena → multi-purpose stadium → sports venue →
architect	Robbie/Young + Wright Architects → Rod Robbie →
city	Toronto →
constructionCost	approximately CAD 570 million →
constructionStartDate	1986 →
coordinates	43.6414°N 79.3894°W →
country	Canada →
feature	artificial turf playing surface → fully retractable motorized roof → hotel rooms overlooking the field →
formerLeagueHosted	Canadian Football League →
formerName	SkyDome →
homeVenueOf	Toronto Blue Jays →
leagueHosted	Major League Baseball →
locatedIn	Canada → Ontario → Toronto →
namedAfter	Rogers Communications →
nearbyLandmark	CN Tower →
neighbourhood	Downtown Toronto →
notableEventHosted	1991 Major League Baseball All-Star Game → 1992 World Series games → 1993 World Series games → WWE events → large-scale music concerts →
opened	1989-06-03 →
openingYear	1989 →
operator	Rogers Stadium Limited Partnership →
otherUse	Canadian Football League games → concerts → conventions → motorsport events → trade shows →
owner	Rogers Communications →
primaryUse	Major League Baseball games →
province	Ontario →
renamedFrom	SkyDome →
renamingYear	2005 →
roofType	retractable roof →
seatingCapacity	approximately 49000 (baseball) → over 50000 (concerts) →
structuralEngineer	Morrison Hershfield →
tenant	Buffalo Bills (occasional games) → Toronto Argonauts → Toronto Blue Jays →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Downtown Toronto → Old Toronto →	contains
Entertainment District → Toronto →	hasLandmark
Ace →	associatedWithStadium
Union Station, Toronto →	connectedTo
PATH (Toronto) ("Rogers Centre area") →	connects
Ontario →	containsLandmark
Game 6 (1993 World Series) →	currentNameOfBallpark
Toronto Argonauts →	formerHomeStadium
SkyDome →	formerNameOf
American League East →	hasBallpark
SkyDome →	hasCurrentName
Toronto Blue Jays →	homeBallpark
CN Tower →	locatedNear
Union Station (Toronto) →	nearbyLandmark
Rogers Communications →	owns
Toronto Argonauts →	previousHomeStadium
Exhibition Stadium →	replacedBy