Check out the Toronto Blue Jays’ new outrageous ballpark eats for 2025—Cotton candy fries, anyone?

If you thought baseball was just about home runs and strikeouts, think again—because Rogers Centre is serving up some seriously wild eats for the 2025 season. With cotton candy fries, Korean fried chicken wings, and pickle-covered hot dogs, the Blue Jays are making sure your taste buds get just as much action as the field. Whether you’re a foodie or just here for the vibes, you won’t believe what’s on the menu this year.

Ballpark hot dogs like you’ve never seen before

Think you’ve had every kind of hot dog? Think again. The Blue Jays are rolling out two new insane creations:

• Mojo Hot Dog – Packed with mojo pork, cilantro crema, and pineapple pico, this one’s bringing serious tropical heat.
• Crunchy Pickle Hot Dog – Featuring pretzel pieces, ballpark mustard, and crispy shoestring pickles, it’s crunchy, salty, and a total game-changer.

You’ll find both of these at Schneider’s Porch and TD Park Social—but act fast, because you know these are gonna sell out!

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International flavours hit the Rogers Centre hard

Toronto is all about diverse eats, and the Jays aren’t holding back. This year’s new lineup features flavour-packed dishesthat’ll transport you far beyond the ballpark:

• Plakata Skewer – Grilled chicken drenched in sazon and ancho chipotle aioli, topped with fresh pico de gallo. Get it at the Corona Rooftop Patio.
• Jerk Chicken Skewer – Summer isn’t complete without jerk chicken, and this version comes with a pineapple pico twist.
• Bao & Rice Bowls at The Stop – Mix and match crispy pork belly, lemongrass chicken, soy-marinated beef, or smoked tempeh for a seriously satisfying meal.
• Korean Fried Chicken Wings – Glazed in sweet & spicy or soy garlic sauce, because plain wings just won’t cut it anymore.
• Chicken Gyozas – Because dumplings at a baseball game just make sense.

Cotton Candy Fries & other sweet insanity

Who decided cotton candy and fries belong together? We don’t know, but we’re here for it. This sweet-meets-saltysnack is easily the most unhinged thing on the menu, and we can’t wait to try it.

And if that’s not enough sugar, the Jays are rolling out Oreo or Blueberry Mini Pancakes at TD Park Social, plus Crush and Dr. Pepper Floats to wash it all down.

Old favourites (like WINGS) are back & better than ever

• Chungchun Rice Dogs return, with a new Chicken Hot Dog joining the lineup alongside the Gamsung Hot Dog and Mozzarella Hot Dog.
• Mary Brown’s Chicken is keeping it classic with the Big Mary and Chicken Tenders & Tater combos at sections 140 and 511.
• Pizza Nova is still slinging slices all over the ballpark, because no one says no to pizza.
• Planters Peanuts is now the official peanut supplier, because what’s baseball without peanuts?

Fry days with McCain: The ultimate cheat meal

Every Friday home game, McCain is serving up over-the-top loaded fries in a reusable Blue Jays helmet. Each batch is inspired by a different Toronto neighbourhood, so expect some wild, unexpected toppings.

Drinks that’ll keep you going through extra innings

Whether you’re going alcohol-free or ready to sip something strong, Rogers Centre has leveled up the drink selection:

Non-alcoholic sips

• Low & Away Mocktail – Strawberry and dragon fruit lemonade that’ll keep you cool on a hot day.
• Clearly Canadian Sparkling Water – Now available in Clearly Sparkling and Mountain Black Cherry.
• Atypique Ready-to-Drink Mocktails – Because sometimes you want a Sangria or Mojito minus the buzz.
• Corona Sunbrew 0.0% – A non-alcoholic beer for the patio lovers.

Cocktails that hit different

• Touch Em’ All Joe – The Jays’ version of an Aperol Spritz.
• Tropical Spritz – A vacation in a glass with a guava kick.
• Black & Blue Margarita – A Keg-exclusive margarita you’ll only find at The Catch Bar.
• Boys of Summer Prickly Pear Margarita – Bringing desert vibes to Toronto.
• OK Blue Jays Rum Punch – The team’s take on blue lemonade.

Canned & ready-to-go

• Blue Wave Beer by Mill Street Brewery is back for another season.
• Mike’s Hard Purple Freeze makes its debut at the stadium.
• Nutrl Peach Vodka Seltzer is here to keep it fresh and fruity.

The Blue Jays’ new ‘Grub Tub’ is pure genius

You know when you’re juggling a drink, food, and trying to actually watch the game? The Jays fixed that. The Grub Tublets you stack your food on top of your drink, so you can eat, sip, and still have a free hand to catch that foul ball. Options include:

• Janes Chicken Tenders with Fries
• Brisket Sliders with Kettle Chips

Club 328: The VIP Foodie Experience

If you’re looking for a next-level dining experience, the brand-new Club 328 is the spot to be. It’s got exclusive BBQ eats, epic views, and cocktails you won’t find anywhere else.

• Smoked Brisket, Smoked Ontario Chicken, Smoked Pork Ribs in Maple Glaze – Served with cornbread & coleslaw.
• Classic ballpark faves – Think Schneiders Ballpark Hot Dog, Smash Hit Burger, and Giant Pretzel.
• Signature cocktails like the Club 328 Punch (grapefruit, cinnamon, and lemon) and the Red Bull-pen Blast (a watermelon-lime energy boost).

Want in? Quarter and full season ticket memberships are available at bluejays.com/club328.

Final Inning: Get Your Tickets & Get Hungry

This lineup is absolutely stacked, and it’s all hitting Rogers Centre starting March 27. Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or just here for the food, this season’s eats are next-level ridiculous (in the best way possible). Grab your $20 Outfield District ticket and start planning your food lineup now.

Visit bluejays.com/tickets before you miss out!