Rogers Centre
Total Pixels
54.6 Million
Pixel Pitch
1.5 - 16 mm
Display Count
30
Square feet
6,817
Toronto Blue Jays - Rogers Centre - LED Display Upgrades
As part of multi-phase video display enhancements throughout the stadium, SNA Displays added thirty LED display assets to Rogers Centre, home to the Toronto Blue Jays. Opened in 1989 as SkyDome, Rogers Centre is has a retractable roof and room for 46,000 guests, primarily hosting Major League Baseball and large concerts.
The stadium's upgraded video experiences were designed by the Blue Jays along with Populous and Anthony James Partners. SNA Displays also implemented automated power control to all new display assets, fully integrating LynTec’s lighting control panelboard system with its V3Pro Suite to provide a single point of control. Ontario-based Trade Sync provided sign installation services.
In-Bowl Displays
SNA Displays added state-of-the-art fascia video ribbons to the first- and third-base dugouts. The EMPIRE™ Exterior displays feature a tight 3.9 mm pixel pitch and measure 10 inches tall by more than 68 feet long (64 x 5,312 pixels), extending beyond the full length of each dugout.
Behind home plate is a 3.9 mm video screen backstop built in three sections to match the contours of the wall. It is 2'6" tall and 36' long.
More: SNA Displays, AJP Provide Video Display Upgrades Throughout Blue Jays' Rogers Centre
Other signage includes a 124-foot-long ribbon board in the left-field homerun territory. Located at the 200 level, the top-access 16 mm ribbon board is part of the stadium’s “Outfield District.”
More: SNA Displays Adds 124-Foot LED Ribbon to Rogers Centre Ahead of '23 MLB Season
Clubhouse and Premium Lounges
LED displays on the concourse include several 1.5 mm BRILLIANT™ Interior LED video assets in the Blue Jays’ clubhouse and premium lounges. The Blue Jays’ clubhouse welcomes guests with an 8' tall by 21' wide (1,584 x 4,096 pixels) dvLED.
The Blueprint Club includes a 10'4" tall x 11'9" wide (2,016 x 2,304 pixels) main display. The entrance to the club area has a 7' x 3' (1,440 x 640 pixels) videoboard.
Rogers Banner Club, one of the venue's premium club areas, includes several video displays including a two-way LED halo measuring 17 feet long. The 10'4" x 27'6" main display behind the Rogers Banners Club bar is a 1.5 mm video screen with 10.8 million pixels and a resolution of 2,016 x 5,376. It is flanked by two 10 mm video columns approximately 1'6" wide x 15 feet tall.
Heinz Club 328 is a field-level VIP lounge equipped with two 1.5 mm BRILLIANT™ Interior dvLEDs and located in the outfield corner down the first base line of the ballpark. SNA Displays integrated an LED ticker into the club’s centerpiece attraction, a wall made from Blue Jays baseball cards. The 1’6″ x 22’3″ (288 x 4,352) elevated ribbon display runs along the wall and features live updates and MLB scores. A 7’4″ tall x 17′ wide screen stands at eye level to provide live game action and ballpark and team content. At 1,440 x 3,328 pixels, the display well exceeds high definition and processes 4.8 million pixels.
More: New VIP Area at Rogers Centre Features SNA Displays Technology
A 10 mm EMPIRE™ Exterior display is installed above the Heinz Club entrance at right field. It measures 6'4" tall by 21' long (192 x 640 pixels).
Locker Rooms
SNA Displays provided 14 BRILLIANT™ Interior 1.5 mm screens for three locker rooms within the venue. Ten of the displays are located above player locker bays. All are 2'3" tall and range in length from 7'10" to 17'.
Gardiner LED Pylon
Each main face of the Rogers Centre Gardiner LED pylon display is approximately 31 feet tall x 55 feet wide. The fully wrapped screen features 158 feet of continuous LED video at a resolution of 936 x 4,736 pixels. Each end of the 360-degree screen has a tight radius of 7’4”, giving the entire display structure a depth of 14 feet that accommodates interior catwalks for improved service and maintenance access. In total, the display processes 4.4 million pixels across approximately 4,800 square feet of digital canvas.
More: SNA Displays and AJP Overhaul Blue Jays' Digital Pylon
