This is how much it will cost you to buy last-minute Leafs tickets for tonight's game

It should come as no surprise that seeing Leafs playoff action at the Air Canada Centre is the hottest ticket in town.

Like a mint condition, first edition Gretzky Charizard, part of it comes down to rarity. A much larger part, however, comes down to the fact that the Leafs are taking a 2-1 series lead to home ice tonight against the first-place Washington Capitals.

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Obviously you can forget about fetching Leafs tickets on the team’s official website – we’re deep into resale season.

Here’s what you can expect to pay based on a cursory search of Kijiji, craigslist, Stubhub, SeatGeek, and Fanxchange…

Seating chart for Leafs games at the Air Canada Centre.

Upper sections:

The absolute cheapest option is one ticket available for $290, while the average for anything in sections 301 to 323 is currently hovering around $485 per ticket. The most expensive nosebleeds are a pair of Section 321 tickets for $590 each.

Middle echelon:

Some major ranges here. The cheapest Leafs tickets outside the 300s can be found for around $600 in section 115, with the lower 100s (excluding the first 15 or so rows) demanding between $800 and $1350.

Premium seats:

Only big rollers here. A second row ticket beside the penalty box comes with a $1460 price tag, while a first row spot can be had for just over $2000. The most outrageous offer we stumbled across was a $485,000 asking price for two seats in row 19, which we sincerely hope is a typo.

Damn. Better practice your scalper negotiation tactics.