If you want to watch the Toronto Blue Jays potentially claim their first World Series title in 32 years, it’ll cost you.
The Jays are now one win away from claiming the title. They beat the Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday night to take a 3-2 series lead.
Tickets for the World Series home games at Rogers Centre sold out within 30 minutes after going on sale last week. Tickets on the resale market are still available, but come with a hefty premium.
The cheapest ticket for Game 6 currently on offer is general admission, which means you won’t have an assigned seat, and is going for $1,879 (including taxes and fees) on SeatGeek.
Over on StubHub, the same standing-room only ticket is selling for $2,291 all in. On Ticketmaster, a general admission pass will run you $2,315.74.

The current price tag for the so-called “Outfield District” World Series tickets is a big jump from when they first went on sale at approximately $345. During the regular season, tickets in the standing-room areas of Rogers Centre cost $20 each.
The cheapest seated ticket in Rogers Centre for Game 6 is currently selling for $2,268 after tax and will get you a spot in the 500 Level.
How much are the most expensive tickets selling for?
On the other end of the spectrum, one of the the most expensive Game 6 resale tickets listed on Ticketmaster is going for $11,633.44 and will have you seated in the fourth row behind the Jays’ dugout.
If you’ve really got money to burn, the most expensive Game 6 resale ticket currently listed on StubHub is $112,953 and gets you a front-row seat behind home plate. The price does not include food or drinks, but does get you access to the VIP lounge.

If the Dodgers force a Game 7, prices for Saturday’s matchup start at $2,307.
Have you paid an extravagant amount for a Blue Jays playoff ticket? Why were you willing to shell out so much? How much did you pay?
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