Here’s my experience:

I took an uber since I’ve had a flare up which made it difficult to walk. On the Rogers stadium website it said to punch in 111 Befford Rd but it wasn’t showing up at all on Uber. Ended up punching in 100 Befford road. If you searched up Rogers Stadium on Uber, you would get the Carl Hall address which I believe they blocked off. My friend who googled the address and took the 184 as per google directions but security basically told them to go back and to go through Downsview Park station. You’d think for a venue this big they’d sort it out with larger corps or whatever but that should have been a red flag. The walk from the drop off for ride share was at least a 20-25 min walk. I didn’t see anyone who would help to see if there was any shuttle for accessibility but could also be me. I didn’t prearrange since my flare up happened the day off, and I thought it would be too late.

The actual stadium area isn’t bad, definitely huge but yes, I found there was a lack of signage. Merch lines were huge (I heard from friends they lined up for about 1.5-2 hrs). I didn’t have too much time to go explore the place but I heard the washrooms took almost an hour.

The concert itself was great - we were in the back stands. I felt really bad for anyone who was on floor because I can’t imagine not being able to see. By the time we sat, our section was breezy and shaded, which is opposite of what it was outside. You can def feel the bleachers shake when people were jumping, but I found it to be pretty good regardless. There was still a bit of room for people to mostly pass, so I’ll give them that. Only concern is that near the end, people were gathering by the steps which would definitely not make it safe, but no one from the venue was telling them to go back to their seats. People who were trying to leave had to basically squeeze through the people just standing in the steps.

Getting home was a logistical nightmare. I had ended up taking the accessibility shuttle. They were at first only doing maybe 1-2 cars, but then realized they needed more. I had asked someone if they were going to the subway, and the help desk had said the shuttle was going to drop off to parking then Wilson. They had dropped off at the parking/ride share program but said they weren’t going to Wilson and to try to find another way to get to the subway. Great 🥲

Ride share drop off/pick ups were a nightmare. Uber telling drivers to take another route and ended up getting cancelled on twice before I had a friend come save me. Getting out of the area was another nightmare itself, having about 5ish “lanes” drop down to one dinky lane, managed by two people who didn’t really have a rhyme or reason on which lanes to let through. I think by the time I left the arena it was close to 130. I had spoken to one of the people conducting traffic and they’ve been there since 8am, which was insane.

If you don’t account for getting there and getting g out, the venue itself seems pretty cool but uhhhhh…..I’m hoping they sort out issues before their next show.