Toronto Blue Jays fans cheer after Game 4 of baseball’s American League Championship Series against the Seattle Mariners, Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025, in Seattle (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson).
While Blue Jays fans in Seattle are seeing tonight’s game for a bargain, fans in Toronto are facing exorbitant prices from scalpers and season ticket holders for Game 6 seats.
The Blue Jays have turned back the clock and tied up the ALCS series with their Game 4 win against the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park on Thursday.
Fans early in the queue said rows of seats were immediately bought and sold for at least double of the price of face value, with some base-level tickets on sale for almost $10,000 a pair.
Though Game 7 has yet to be confirmed, resellers on Ticketmaster have already listed tickets starting at $400.
One fan told Now Toronto he’s optimistic about tonight’s game, but is not sure he wants to shell out $1,000 to see the Jays in action.
“Maybe, that’d be nice. I mean, it’s a wish, it’s a wish. Prices are pretty crazy, right? I think so. I haven’t checked… If it’s a World Series Game, yes.”
Meanwhile, Theodore W., another Jays fan, says he’s excited to watch the game at a local bar.
“I feel happy. Honestly, I can’t lie, when they were two down in Toronto, I thought they were cooked, but to see them succeed so well…especially the scoreline…. I’m excited for tonight. I’m gonna be at a bar. I’m gonna be watching it with all my friends. I’m expecting 6-1 Jays.
But as excited as he is, Theodore says he will not be attending any post-season games at the Rogers Centre.
“Oh, hell no, I don’t have money. No,” he said.
Tickets for Game 6 and a tentative Game 7 are available here. Tonight’s game is set to start at 6:08 p.m. ET.
ROGERS GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS
Tomorrow, Rogers is bringing their Dial the Dugout phone to the Eaton Centre where fans can have the chance to win free playoff tickets. Fans who leave Blue Jays Manager John Schneider a message cheering on the Jays between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. will have a chance to win one of 200 pairs of tickets to ALCS Game 6 and also Game 7 at the Rogers Centre.
Fans can also leave a message by calling or texting Schneider at 416-987-JAYS (English) or Russell Martin, former Blue Jays catcher, 514-807-JAYS (French), or by posting a message of support on social using #DialTheDugout for a chance to win one of 50 pairs of tickets for each game.
