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Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium

Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium is the Vancouver Canadians' home beside Queen Elizabeth Park. Gates open one… Read more

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Reviewed 10.11.26

Bags & entry
Official bag & entry policy (opens in a new tab)Public gates open one hour before first pitch. Pre-purchased tickets may use first base, third base, or the main gates, while re-entry requires a ticket and stamp at the first- or third-base gate only.
Seat maps (opens in a new tab)
Parking
Official parking & directions (opens in a new tab)Treat driving as the limited option and check the current construction update. Stadium-lot entrances are at East 30th and Ontario or Midlothian, more than 200 paid spaces sit atop Queen Elizabeth Park, and all listed parking uses credit or debit.
Arrive
Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium is at 4601 Ontario Street in Vancouver. The Canadians’ current A–Z guide says gates normally open one hour before first pitch unless otherwise posted. For step-free entry, it identifies the third-base gate at the southeast corner and its ramp. Book wheelchair/companion positions with the box office at 604-872-5232; use the official 2026 baseball section chart to identify the area and confirm the actual allocated ticket.
Exact location
4601 Ontario Street, Vancouver, BC V5V 3H4Open directions (opens in a new tab)
Getting there
King Edward Station on the Canada Line is about a 15-minute, five-block walk. Bus 33 stops about half a block away, routes 3, 15, 25, and 41 stop within roughly two to five blocks, and complimentary bicycle parking is off Ontario Street near 30th Avenue.
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Home teams
Vancouver Canadians
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4601 Ontario Street, Vancouver, BC V5V 3H4

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Public gates open one hour before first pitch. Pre-purchased tickets may use first base, third base, or the main gates, while re-entry requires a ticket and stamp at the first- or third-base gate only.

Official Nat Bailey Stadium A-Z guide (opens in a new tab)

Destination: Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium, 4601 Ontario Street, Vancouver, BC V5V 3H4. Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium is at 4601 Ontario Street in Vancouver. The Canadians’ current A–Z guide says gates normally open one hour before first pitch unless otherwise posted. For step-free entry, it identifies the third-base gate at the southeast corner and its ramp. Book wheelchair/companion positions with the box office at 604-872-5232; use the official 2026 baseball section chart to identify the area and confirm the actual allocated ticket. King Edward Station on the Canada Line is about a 15-minute, five-block walk. Bus 33 stops about half a block away, routes 3, 15, 25, and 41 stop within roughly two to five blocks, and complimentary bicycle parking is off Ontario Street near 30th Avenue. Treat driving as the limited option and check the current construction update. Stadium-lot entrances are at East 30th and Ontario or Midlothian, more than 200 paid spaces sit atop Queen Elizabeth Park, and all listed parking uses credit or debit.

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Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium is at 4601 Ontario Street in Vancouver. The Canadians’ current A–Z guide says gates normally open one hour before first pitch unless otherwise posted. For step-free entry, it identifies the third-base gate at the southeast corner and its ramp. Book wheelchair/companion positions with the box office at 604-872-5232; use the official 2026 baseball section chart to identify the area and confirm the actual allocated ticket.

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  • Confirm your event’s accessible seating and complete step-free route with the venue; the guidance above may cover only part of your visit.
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Use the Ontario Street east-side area for accessible parking, budget $10 cashless, and arrive early because those spaces are limited. The Canada Line or bus 33 avoids the parking constraint entirely. The current guide limits bags to 12 × 12 × 6 inches and requires them to fit on your lap or below your feet; bags are screened. A sealed water bottle up to 1 litre or an empty refillable bottle is permitted, with refill stations beyond Section 15 and in the third-base food court. Re-entry requires a ticket or hand stamp and is available through the first- and third-base entrances, not the home-plate A–F gates. Seats are assigned; hospitality areas and accessible platforms require the corresponding booking.

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  • The payment guidance above concerns parking. Confirm box-office and concession payment methods separately.
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King Edward Station on the Canada Line is about a 15-minute, five-block walk. Bus 33 stops about half a block away, routes 3, 15, 25, and 41 stop within roughly two to five blocks, and complimentary bicycle parking is off Ontario Street near 30th Avenue. Confirm return service and last departures for your event’s finish time.

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Seating chart

Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium — official 2026 baseball seating plan

Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium: Seating chart, Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium — official 2026 baseball seating plan. Use the source chart for section and row details.

The Vancouver Canadians’ current seating-chart page links this 2026 baseball diagram with numbered grandstand sections, named hospitality areas and accessible/companion seating references. Confirm the precise section, row and accessible allocation when booking. It is not live availability or a concert seating layout, and premium areas require the appropriate ticket.

Open original chart (opens in a new tab)Source: Vancouver Canadians / MiLB (opens in a new tab)Source checked 2026-10-11

Plan your visit

Arrival and logisticsBefore you goTransit, parking, timing and entry details

Need to Know

Best for
Canadians baseball when the Canada Line, bus, bicycle, or limited parking choice, one-hour gate, bag size, and restricted re-entry route are settled before Queen Elizabeth Park
Watch out for
The current guide limits bags to 12 × 12 × 6 inches and requires them to fit on your lap or below your feet; bags are screened. A sealed water bottle up to 1 litre or an empty refillable bottle is permitted, with refill stations beyond Section 15 and in the third-base food court. Re-entry requires a ticket or hand stamp and is available through the first- and third-base entrances, not the home-plate A–F gates. Seats are assigned; hospitality areas and accessible platforms require the corresponding booking.
Good arrival window
Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium is at 4601 Ontario Street in Vancouver. The Canadians’ current A–Z guide says gates normally open one hour before first pitch unless otherwise posted. For step-free entry, it identifies the third-base gate at the southeast corner and its ramp. Book wheelchair/companion positions with the box office at 604-872-5232; use the official 2026 baseball section chart to identify the area and confirm the actual allocated ticket.
Main transit note
King Edward Station on the Canada Line is about a 15-minute, five-block walk. Bus 33 stops about half a block away, routes 3, 15, 25, and 41 stop within roughly two to five blocks, and complimentary bicycle parking is off Ontario Street near 30th Avenue.
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Parking At A Glance

Parking difficulty

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Limited cashless stadium and park parking

What to do
Treat driving as the limited option and check the current construction update. Stadium-lot entrances are at East 30th and Ontario or Midlothian, more than 200 paid spaces sit atop Queen Elizabeth Park, and all listed parking uses credit or debit.
Best option
Use the Ontario Street east-side area for accessible parking, budget $10 cashless, and arrive early because those spaces are limited. The Canada Line or bus 33 avoids the parking constraint entirely.
Avoid
Do not assume a direct route through every stadium lot while construction is active, and do not arrive with cash as the only parking method.
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Inside the Venue At A Glance

01

Mixed

15-minute Canada Line walk

The strongest non-driving options are the 15-minute walk from King Edward Station, bus 33 within half a block, and bicycle parking off Ontario Street; limited parking and construction make route selection consequential.

02

Mixed

One-hour gate, limited re-entry

Every seat is assigned, and protective netting covers sections A through R rather than every corner section. Accessible parking is closest to the Ontario Street side, while stroller check is at the third-base gate.

03

Positive

12-by-6-by-12 bag & sealed water

The dedicated bag page allows clear bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear bags, and small non-clear clutches up to 5 by 8 inches. A factory-sealed water bottle up to one litre or an empty bottle for the refill stations may enter.

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Fit and tradeoffsWhat to expectThe practical strengths and the details that could change your choice

Why It Works

  • ✓Canada Line, multiple bus routes, and bicycle parking offer real driving alternatives
  • ✓First- and third-base gates support both direct entry and stamped re-entry
  • ✓Sealed one-litre water and empty refillable bottles are permitted
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Know Before You Book

  • ×Stadium and accessible parking are limited and construction-sensitive.
  • ×Home-plate gates cannot be used for re-entry.
  • ×Strollers must be checked at third base and cannot enter the seating bowl.
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Editorial verdict

FanProof Takeaway

Reviewed 10.11.26

Favor the Canada Line, bus 33, or bicycle parking; otherwise verify construction before using limited cashless parking, arrive for the one-hour gate, use a compliant bag, and re-enter only at first or third base with the ticket and stamp.

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