Toronto Blue Jays selling super-cheap tickets for less than $10 each

Fans can score tickets to Toronto Blue Jays games next season for less than $10, thanks to a Black Friday deal the team announced Monday.

The team's "Starting at $9" promotion kicks off November 29 and runs through Cyber Monday, offering 500-level seats to 21 games at bargain prices. A 500-level ticket doesn't just get you a seat, though. It also gives you access to the Rogers Centre's Outfield District, a fan-friendly area with bars and hangout spots, which was introduced as part of the stadium's recent $300-million renovation.

Originally introduced ahead of the 2023 season, the promotion is back for a second year, giving fans an affordable way to catch MLB action at Rogers Centre. All single-game Blue Jays tickets will go on sale on Thursday, December 5, at 10 a.m.

And with seven Loonie Dogs nights on the schedule — a fan-favourite tradition featuring $1 hot dogs every Tuesday — catching a game with dinner could end up costing less than a t-shirt.

Available tickets for purchase include:

• Monday, March 31 vs Washington Nationals
• Tuesday, April 1 vs. Washington Nationals
• Wednesday, April 2 vs. Washington Nationals
• Monday, April 14 vs. Atlanta Braves
• Tuesday, April 15 vs. Atlanta Braves
• Tuesday, April 29 vs. Boston Red Sox
• Wednesday, April 30 vs. Boston Red Sox
• Thursday, May 1 vs. Boston Red Sox
• Tuesday, May 13 vs. Tampa Bay Rays
• Wednesday, May 14 vs. Tampa Bay Rays
• Tuesday, June 3 vs. Philadelphia Phillies
• Wednesday, June 4 vs. Philadelphia Phillies
• Thursday, June 5 vs. Philadelphia Phillies
• Tuesday, June 17 vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
• Wednesday, June 18 vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
• Tuesday, September 9 vs. Houston Astros
• Wednesday, September 10 vs. Houston Astros
• Thursday, September 11 vs. Houston Astros
• Tuesday, September 23 vs. Boston Red Sox
• Wednesday, September 24 vs. Boston Red Sox
• Thursday, September 25 vs. Boston Red Sox

Fans can purchase a maximum of eleven $9 tickets at bluejays.com/starting9.

Coming off a last-place finish in the American League East last season, the Blue Jays will kick off their 2025 campaign at home with a four-game series against the Baltimore Orioles.