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As the Toronto Blue Jays sit one win away from their first World Series title since 1993, ticket prices for Game 6 at Rogers Centre have reached jaw-dropping heights.
On Ticketmaster, standing-room-only spots are going for $2,128, surpassing the city’s average monthly rent of $1,456. A seat in the 500 level starts at nearly $2,500, while prime spots behind home plate climb to an astonishing $11,700.
Over on StubHub, resale prices are even more extreme — the most expensive listing sits at $152,318, more than a down payment on a Toronto home.
For those checking Gametime, the cheapest ticket costs around $2,018 CAD, while premium seats reach almost $40,000 CAD.
Whether fans are willing to pay rent-level prices or not, one thing’s clear: everyone wants to be there if the Jays finally bring the Commissioner’s Trophy home.
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