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Rogers Centre snacks just got a big upgrade - here's the menu at Toronto Blue Jays games

Fans can also look forward to new renovations at the ballpark.

A hot dog with a white sauce and bacon sprinkled on top. Right: A building that says Rogers Centre on it in red letters.

A new hot dog that will be offered at the Rogers Centre for the Toronto Blue Jays home opener. Right: The Rogers Centre.

MLB, Laurence Agron | Dreamstime
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Toronto Blue Jays fans planning on going to the home opener in April will have new snacks to choose from during the game.

The Toronto team announced the new menu for the 2024 season that fans can enjoy at the Rogers Centre starting on April 8.

In a press release, MLB says this will be the first season with a new hospitality partner, Legends, and the menu features high-quality, fresh ingredients in "chef-curated and house-made dishes."

So whether you love grabbing a classic snack at baseball games or want to try a trendy new bite, there will be plenty of options to choose from during the MLB season.

You'll find the new menu items scattered across different areas of the ballpark in the Outfield District.

These are the new food items you'll find at the Rogers Centre starting on April 8:

  1. All-new Hot Maple and Bacon Hot Dog. Found at Schneiders Porch
  2. Stuffed Jamaican Patties: Jerk chicken, coleslaw and BBQ sauce. Found at The Stop
  3. Quick-grab Poke Bowl with fresh sushi-grade fish. Found at The Stop
  4. Crush Floats: Crush soda and ice cream. Found at TD Park Social
  5. Loaded Mac & Cheese topped with jerk chicken or brisket. Found at The Catch Bar
  6. Mediterranean Hot Dog featuring beef shawarma and tzatziki. Found at a new Bowls & Wraps concession in section 140
  7. Snow Fries: Classic fries tossed in a custom parmesan mix
Aside from the new menu items and ballpark classics, fans will also be able to enjoy other local and international food chains like Mary Brown's Chicken which will be in sections 140 and 151; Pizza Nova found all around the ballpark; and Chungchun's rice-flour battered hot dogs in section 210.

Loonie Dogs will also be back for the 2024 season.

It's not just new food, there will also be fun new non-alcoholic drinks, original cocktails and curated beer around the Rogers Centre.

A new non-alcoholic option will be the Low & Away Mocktail which MLB says is a "refreshing take on a strawberry and dragon fruit lemonade."

On March 18, the Jays shared a look at the renovations that have been made at the Rogers Centre ahead of the season.

The Blue Jays will play the Seattle Mariners at the home opener on Monday, April 8.

This article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.

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