Toronto Blue Jays Tickets: A 5-Step Guide

Step 1: Match each team to its building

The Blue Jays play at Rogers Centre, the Raptors and Maple Leafs play at Scotiabank Arena, and Toronto FC plays at BMO Field. Each team sells tickets for its own building, so this choice comes first.

To reach Rogers Centre from downtown, walk from Union Station or ride a streetcar. The ballpark is near Union Station, says the team's information guide, and within easy walking distance of TTC streetcar stops on King Street and Spadina Avenue. The Skywalk from Union Station is open to all fans. Follow its signs, walk west between Ripley's Aquarium and the CN Tower, and Gate 5/6 comes into view. Drivers can take the Gardiner Expressway to Spadina Avenue. The ballpark sits beside the Tower, the team says.

Scotiabank Arena is on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Boulevard West and Bay Street. The arena says Union Station links it to the city's transit.

A TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) adult fare is CA$3.30 with PRESTO or a tapped bank card. For lines, fares and the airport, read about getting around Toronto.

Step 2: Buy Toronto Blue Jays tickets from the team

The team publishes no price for a Blue Jays game, and no official page gives a usual price or a price range, so none is quoted here. Buy from the Blue Jays' own ticket page, because the team runs the sale and the ticket app. The 2026 season is over, and the team's single-game page only points to its 2027 ticket information. No single-game sale date is posted, and no official page says when one will be. What is on sale now is memberships, quarter-season memberships and Flex Packs.

For now, the team's ticket page lists 2027 season memberships, quarter-season memberships, Flex Packs and group tickets for 12 or more people. Spring Training tickets for the 2027 games in Dunedin, Florida are listed too.

Key Takeaway For 2027 the Blue Jays list Flex Packs of 10 to 19 games but no single-game date, so a one-time visitor has to keep watching the team's ticket page.

A Flex Pack lets you pick 10 to 19 games. Swaps are unlimited up to 48 hours before game time. If the new game costs more, you pay the difference, and the team gives no refunds or credits. A 10-game pack also gives you the right to buy tickets for the Home Opener and Canada Day.

The Home Opener is Friday, April 2, 2027, against the Seattle Mariners, and Canada Day is July 1 against the Los Angeles Angels, as the team lists them. Opponents and dates can change.

A 10-game pack is too much for a short trip. For one visit, the single-game sale is the one to wait for.

No price list is published, and the ticket, single-game, Flex Pack and schedule pages show no seat prices. The team's fan guide says seats follow dynamic pricing, so the price depends on the game and the seat. Waiting for game day is not a plan the team backs. No official page says game-day prices are lower, so do not count on it. The guide says ticket purchases are not available onsite. The box offices at Gates 1, 7 and 9 only give mobile ticket support. On game day, the Inside Ticket Window on the 100 Level behind Section 130 can tell you whether a seat upgrade is open. It runs from gate opening until the end of the 4th inning, and no upgrade price is published. Buy online from the team's ticket page.

Be careful with resale. The team's ticket marketplace page names SeatGeek as the Official Fan to Fan Ticket Marketplace of Major League Baseball and lists a buyer guarantee. No other resale site is named there. The fan guide adds that seat exchanges for accessible seating are not accommodated for tickets bought anywhere but the Blue Jays, Ticketmaster or the Rogers Centre box office. The safest buyers are the team, Ticketmaster and the one marketplace the team names.

Step 3: Buy Raptors, Maple Leafs and Toronto FC tickets

Raptors and Maple Leafs tickets are sold through Ticketmaster, with links from the arena's and the teams' own pages. The arena's ticket information page says to use ticketmaster.ca outside ticket-office hours.

The Raptors' home games are on the arena's Raptors page, each with a Buy Tickets button. A few later games say On Sale Soon, such as the November 23, 2026 game against the Milwaukee Bucks. That label shows that not every game is open yet.

The list shows no prices, so open a game to read the price for your seat. No official Raptors price range or season-ticket price could be confirmed, so none is quoted here.

The Maple Leafs say 2026-27 regular season tickets are on sale now, and their single-game page lists home games into April 2027. A Flex Pack lets you choose any 3 home games. The 2026-27 Ultimate Hockey Pack is sold out, and the team says it is not adding people to its waitlist. The team publishes no price list.

Toronto FC sells match tickets from its single match page, which links to Ticketmaster and shows no prices. BMO Field's own event list shows no Toronto FC match right now, only Argonauts and Canada national team games.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is over. FIFA says the final was played on 19 July 2026, so no World Cup tickets are left to buy for Toronto.

In-person sales work too. The ticket office is in the Union Station Galleria, across from Gate 1, and opens only on event days, three hours before the event.

Step 4: Get through the gate with a phone ticket

Every fan needs a phone ticket, and each guest needs their own. Blue Jays tickets are delivered digitally and scanned at the gate. Show them in the MLB Ballpark app, your Blue Jays Account Manager or, if you bought on ticketmaster.ca, the Ticketmaster app.

The Know Before You Go page says the barcodes rotate, so screenshots and paper or PDF tickets are not accepted. The buyer must transfer a ticket to each guest.

Pro Tip Transfer a ticket to every guest in your group before you leave the hotel, because the team says each fan must show their own phone ticket at the gate.

Bags are small at both buildings. Rogers Centre allows only bags smaller than 16 by 16 by 8 inches, and the team discourages bags and searches them. Glass bottles and stainless steel bottles are on its banned list.

Bag rules are tighter under the arena's bag policy. Only small purses and bags under 16.5 by 11.5 centimetres (6.5 by 4.5 inches) get in without an x-ray check, and a bag check costs $25. The page was last updated in October 2022 and says rules can change from event to event.

Scotiabank Arena is cashless, so bring a card. The arena lists its prices in dollars and does not name the currency.

Step 5: Fill the hours around the game

Fill the hours around a game with the CN Tower, which stands between Rogers Centre and Ripley's Aquarium. Many Raptors and Maple Leafs games on the official lists start at 7:00 or 7:30 p.m., which leaves the afternoon free.

The CN Tower lists timed general admission at CA$47 for an adult, before tax. Tickets are final sale, so choose your time once you know your plans. The Tower is open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., with last entry at 9 p.m.

Tour or on your own? For the game itself, go on your own, because only the team sells game tickets and no tour includes one. Go alone to the Hall and the Tower, because both sell tickets themselves and need no guide. Book a tour only if you want a guide, such as on the walk past Union Station, or want to see inside the arena. The three tours below all show free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead, ratings from 4.6 to 4.7 and a named operator. None of the listings offers hotel pickup. Only the walk is called a small group, and it names no maximum.

For a guide, try the small-group downtown walk with CN Tower entry. It runs 1.5 hours and costs from €63 per person on GetYourGuide. The price includes CN Tower admission and a local guide. See Sight Tours runs it from St. Lawrence Market, and the route passes the Hockey Hall of Fame and Union Station. You meet at the Market, with no pickup. Tips are not included, and the listing names no maximum group size. Its rating is 4.6 from 190 reviews, with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

A game ticket buys one evening, but the stadium district is open all day.

The Scotiabank Arena has its own guided tour, from €30 per person on GetYourGuide, for 1 to 1.5 hours. It meets at the arena, 40 Bay Street, and the listing names no group size. You get the guided tour, arena access and photo spots, but meals and personal expenses are not included. Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment runs it, and its rating is 4.7 from 595 reviews. Per the arena's own page, the Leafs and Raptors locker rooms are not open on their home game days, and tours do not run on concert days.

Read the cancellation terms before you pay. The listing shows free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead, but the arena's own tour page says all its ticket sales are final. We found no official page that settles which rule applies to a booking made on GetYourGuide. Its Classic Tour costs CA$40 for an adult and CA$30 for children under 18 and seniors.

The Blue Jays sell their own Rogers Centre tours, at $60 for 60 minutes or $90 for 1 hour 45 minutes, both in dollars with no currency named. They start at Gate 6A, and you should arrive 15 minutes early. Tour tickets are sold online on the day, subject to availability, but tour sizes are limited, so book ahead. The team says field access is not guaranteed and the tour is not fully wheelchair accessible.

For a day with no game, hall of fame hockey is the easiest sports plan to book. The Hockey Hall of Fame is at 30 Yonge Street and lists adult entry at CA$29.95 before tax, and its ticket page shows daily hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in fall. It is closed on November 9, 2026, and has short hours on the weekend of November 7 and 8.

The Hall's entry ticket on GetYourGuide starts at €22 per person and is run by the Hockey Hall of Fame itself. It is valid for one day, and the listing says a visit takes about 3 hours. You meet at the Hall, with no hotel pickup. The price covers the exhibits, a feature film and Lord Stanley's Vault, but Stanley Cup souvenir photos cost extra. The listing gives no group size. Its rating is 4.7 from 518 reviews, with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. Buying straight from the Hall works too, so the listing mostly adds the cancellation terms.

The Best Travel Destinations' count of GetYourGuide listings for the Toronto area in October 2026 found 6 listings about hockey or a sports venue, and none of them is a ticket to a game. No tour replaces a game ticket. If you want to watch the Jays, Raptors or Leafs play, only the team's own sale does that.