Here's how much it will cost Toronto Blue Jays fans to watch playoff games in Seattle
For the first time since the Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners entered the league together in 1977, they will battle each other for a berth in the World Series.
While tickets to see the Blue Jays play at Rogers Centre in Toronto for the ALCS sold out quickly, there are still some tickets available to watch them play in Seattle.
The Blue Jays will play the first two games of the series at Rogers Centre on Sunday and Monday, before travelling to Seattle for Games 3 and 4.
Game 5 would be played in Seattle if necessary, while the series would conclude in Toronto for Games 6 and 7 if needed.
The first game in Seattle is virtually sold out, with only standing-room-only tickets remaining. Those tickets cost C$393.
There are still some tickets left for Games 4 and 5. The cheapest one for Game 4 is $716.35, while the least expensive ticket available for Game 5 is $471.
There’s still a smattering of tickets available for Games 4 and 5 of the ALCS in Seattle. (Ticketmaster)
For fans seeking tickets on the secondary market, there are some better deals available.
StubHub has tickets for Game 3 available for as low as $293. The cheapest price for a pair of tickets to see the first game in Seattle is $301.
The prices are similar for Game 4; however, the cheapest available ticket for Game 5 would cost fans $460.
It will be interesting to see how much support the Blue Jays get when they are on the road in Seattle. Over the past 10 years, T-Mobile Park has been flooded with Blue Jays fans residing in Western Canada.
Even though Mariners tickets have yet to sell out for the ALCS, Alaska Airlines is trying to capitalize on the playoff series by offering new, direct flights between Seattle and Toronto.
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— Alaska Airlines (@AlaskaAir) October 11, 2025
If there are Toronto-based Jays fans planning to make the trek to Seattle, the cheapest direct, one-way tickets to the Pacific Northwest are available on Tuesday, Oct. 16, the day before the series shifts to Seattle. The cheapest cost for that ticket is C$478.