10 ways to celebrate Blue Jays opening day in Toronto
The Toronto Blue Jays' home opener at the Rogers Centre sold out in about 30 minutes, but that doesn't mean you can't have fun watching the game at bars, pubs and breweries all across the city.
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Events you might want to check out
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April 11Celebrate across the street from the Rogers Centre and hear the roar of the crowd. There will be a batting cage, human-sized beer pong, and live music.Steam Whistle Pilsner
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April 11Head to this brewery for Mascot pilsner at $5 a pint and watch the game on multiple screens.
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April 11Watch the game with Moosehead giveaways, games and prizes throughout. This will be a lively viewing; you might even forget you're not at the game in person.Firkin on Bloor
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April 11Head to this lively sports bar for local beer, plus the added bonus of a special menu featuring ballpark pretzels, wings, burgers and hot dogs.Round the Horn
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April 11Toronto's LGBT-friendly sports bar has an impressive collection of HD screens, and they'll be showing the big game with $6 Buds and $5 Striker sloppy Joe's.Striker
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April 11This Dundas West sports hotbed has teamed up with Left Field brewery for $6 pints during the home opener. Get there early to get a good seat!The Derby
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April 11Find pitcher specials on Mill St. Organic ($21) or 3 Speed ($20) and expect lots of screens, lots of snacks and hopefully lots of cheers.The Contender
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April 11Real Sports will show the game on their massive big screen. Make a reservation for this spot because it fills up fast.Real Sports
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April 11Rally is your best East York home opener option with all kinds of drink specials, games and prizes before, during and after the game.The Rally
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April 11Arrive early for the pre-game-pre-party with a DJ. The patio will be open and they'll be airing the game on all screens with sound.Amsterdam Brewhouse
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