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106 Toronto Blue Jays games are listed between Fri, Feb 19 and Sun, Sep 19, all of them away from Rogers Centre. Opponents on the listed schedule include New York Yankees (10), Baltimore Orioles (9) and Pittsburgh Pirates (8). March is the busiest listed month with 24 dates. Listed get-in prices start at $16 (New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays), with a median of $98 across 106 priced dates.
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Toronto Blue Jays schedule 2026
106 Toronto Blue Jays games are listed between Fri, Feb 19 and Sun, Sep 19. March is the busiest month on the current schedule with 24 games, out of 8 months with dates. The lowest listed get-in price is $16 for New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays on Sun, Mar 28, while Houston Astros vs. Toronto Blue Jays on Tue, Apr 13 is the most expensive game to get into at $263. Across the 106 priced games, the median get-in price is $98, so anything under that is cheaper than a typical Toronto Blue Jays date right now.
MLB's regular season runs 162 games from late March through the end of September: 81 home games at Rogers Centre, 81 on the road. The Blue Jays play 19 games against each AL East rival — Yankees, Red Sox, Rays, Orioles — split roughly evenly between Toronto and the visiting park, plus rotating series against the rest of the American League and a full set of interleague series against the National League. Home stands typically run six to ten games before the team heads on the road, and weekend series are Friday-Saturday-Sunday. Spring training opens in mid-February at TD Ballpark in Dunedin, Florida, with Grapefruit League games starting late February and the Blue Jays' Opening Day around the last week of March. The postseason starts in early October with the Wild Card Series, followed by the AL Division Series, AL Championship Series, and the World Series, which usually wraps by early November. Use the schedule strip above to filter by month, opponent, or home/away. Each row links through to the matchup page for that specific game with tickets, projected starters, broadcast info, and the opponent's recent form.
The next Blue Jays game appears at the top of the schedule on this page, with the opponent, date, first-pitch time in Eastern Time, and home-or-road indicator pulled directly from the live MLB feed. The Jays play almost every day from the season opener through the end of September, with built-in off days roughly every 10–14 days and the All-Star break in mid-July. If the team is on a road trip, the page shows the visiting city and the start time in your local time zone where possible — useful for night games on the West Coast that don't start until 10:07 p.m. ET. Spring training games in Dunedin, Florida fill February and March; those are exhibition contests and don't count in the standings, but tickets and broadcasts are listed the same way. Once the regular season ends, if Toronto is in the postseason, this page rolls straight into Wild Card, ALDS, ALCS, and World Series matchups as they're set.
Fri
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. New York Yankees (SS)
Fri
Bradenton, FL · LECOM Park
Spring Training: Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Sat
Clearwater, FL · BayCare Ballpark
Spring Training: Philadelphia Phillies vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Sun
Lakeland, FL · Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium
Spring Training: Detroit Tigers vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Mon
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
Tue
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles
Wed
Fort Myers, FL · Hammond Stadium at Lee Health Sports Complex
Spring Training: Minnesota Twins vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Fri
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Detroit Tigers (SS)
Sat
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. New York Yankees
Sun
Venice, FL · CoolToday Park
Spring Training: Atlanta Braves vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Mon
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
Tue
Tampa, FL · George M. Steinbrenner Field
Spring Training: New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Wed
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Tampa Bay Rays
Thu
Bradenton, FL · LECOM Park
Spring Training: Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Fri
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Detroit Tigers
Sat
Clearwater, FL · BayCare Ballpark
Spring Training: Philadelphia Phillies vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Sun
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park At Fenway South
Spring Training: Boston Red Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Tue
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Minnesota Twins
Wed
Sarasota, FL · Ed Smith Stadium
Spring Training: Baltimore Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Thu
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
Fri
Tampa, FL · George M. Steinbrenner Field
Spring Training: New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Sat
Lakeland, FL · Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium
Spring Training: Detroit Tigers vs. Toronto Blue Jays (SS)
Sat
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Philadelphia Phillies (SS)
Sun
Dunedin, FL · TD Ballpark
Spring Training: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Boston Red Sox
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- Rogers Centre
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- $16
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- Toronto
- Last updated
- October 24, 2026
About the Toronto Blue Jays
The Toronto Blue Jays are the only Major League Baseball team based outside the United States, playing their home games at Rogers Centre in downtown Toronto since the stadium opened as SkyDome in 1989. Founded as an American League expansion club in 1977, the Jays became Canada's national baseball team almost by default, then earned the title outright by winning back-to-back World Series in 1992 and 1993, the first non-U.S. franchise to win it. The current core has rebuilt the club around a young, marketable lineup, and Rogers Centre's renovated lower bowl pulls more than three million fans through the gates over a full home slate when the team is in the mix. For Toronto, a Blue Jays night is part of the city's rhythm from early April through the end of the regular season, with a 7:07 p.m. ET first pitch on most weeknights, weekend day games, and a late-season race that swallows the city's sports talk every fall the Jays are in contention. This page is the Toronto landing spot for anyone trying to figure out whether the Blue Jays play today, what time the game starts, who they're facing, and where to grab tickets — kept up to date for the current season throughout the year.
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Toronto Blue Jays tickets are available primarily through TicketNetwork and the official team site, with secondary inventory on StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and others linked from each game card on this page. Single-game tickets typically go on sale in late February once the full schedule is locked in, with full-season, half-season, and flex packs available earlier through the team. Prices drop sharply in the week before non-rival weekday games — refresh the secondary listings on the game card a few days out and you'll often catch a 30–50% drop on lower-bowl seats. Opening Day, weekend rivalry series, and any postseason game stay expensive right up to first pitch.
A Toronto Blue Jays game, from gate to final whistle
A Toronto Blue Jays matchday means baseball under the lights at Rogers Centre. It's set in South Core / Harbourfront (downtown Toronto), an easy place to arrive early and soak up the atmosphere. The building holds 49,282-seat stadium. The rivalry with the Orioles (9 recorded meetings) lifts the atmosphere a notch and pushes ticket demand higher. Get there early — 45 minutes or so — to settle in before play begins. Expect to be at Rogers Centre for around 2–3 hours.
Blue Jays rivalries
Blue Jays vs Orioles · 9 meetings
Blue Jays vs Yankees · 7 meetings
Blue Jays vs Royals · 6 meetings
Blue Jays vs Rangers · 6 meetings
Blue Jays vs Red Sox · 6 meetings
vs New York Yankees
Blue Jays vs Yankees is the single biggest series on Toronto's calendar. The two teams have played in the AL East together since the division was created, and the Yankees have been the standard the Jays were trying to clear for most of the franchise's history — including the 1992 and 1993 World Series runs that broke that grip. The 19-game season series almost always decides who hosts a Wild Card or who wins the East, and a Friday-night Yankees crowd at Rogers Centre is the loudest the building gets all year that isn't a playoff game. Series at Yankee Stadium pull a steady Canadian travel contingent in the 100s in right field. Recent additions to the rivalry — Vladdy Jr. and Aaron Judge trading home run titles, late-inning bullpen wars in September — keep the matchup near the top of MLB's most-watched broadcasts every time it lands on national TV.
vs Boston Red Sox
Blue Jays vs Red Sox is the other AL East series that pulls a full house in Toronto. Fenway and Rogers Centre have traded contenders and rebuild years on roughly opposite cycles, which means the matchup swings from must-watch to spoiler series and back inside a few seasons. The history runs from the 1980s — Stieb vs. Clemens — through Pedro Martínez's prime, the 2013 Red Sox title run that beat Toronto down the stretch, and the current chapter built around Vladdy Jr., Bichette, Devers, and whatever young Boston rotation arm is breaking out. Toronto fans travel well to Fenway; the cross-border drive and short flight make a weekend at Yawkey Way a regular trip. Watch this one for late-inning bullpen chess matches — both managers tend to burn through arms in close games against each other, and series finales routinely run past four hours.
vs Los Angeles Dodgers
Blue Jays vs Dodgers is an interleague matchup that only comes around once every few years in the regular season — a three-game series in Toronto one cycle, three games at Dodger Stadium the next — but it draws Yankees-level pricing whenever it lands at Rogers Centre. The Dodgers' star-stacked roster, the Shohei Ohtani factor for fans who chase him from city to city, and Toronto's brief but real pursuit of Ohtani in free agency before he signed in L.A. all keep the storylines fresh. Vladdy Jr. against Dodgers pitching is appointment viewing, and a daytime Dodgers Saturday at Rogers Centre is one of the easier Toronto tickets to flip on the secondary market. If the two teams ever meet in the World Series, it would be the first time since the 1981 Dodgers-Yankees Fall Classic that a Canadian-based franchise played L.A. on the biggest stage.
vs Houston Astros
Blue Jays vs Astros has quietly become one of the more interesting non-rival matchups in the American League. Houston spent most of the late 2010s and early 2020s as the AL's reigning power, knocking contenders out of the playoffs on the way to multiple pennants, and Toronto ran into them in the 2015 ALCS — Jose Bautista's bat flip series came against Texas, but the Astros ended the Jays in 2020 and shadowed the Wild Card field every year since. The pitching matchup is usually the draw: Houston's rotation depth against the Jays' lineup of right-handed power. Minute Maid Park's short left-field porch and Rogers Centre's renovated dimensions both reward Toronto's swing-for-the-fences offense, and four-game series between these two regularly produce 10-plus combined home runs.
vs Tampa Bay Rays
Blue Jays vs Rays is the AL East matchup nobody outside the division watches and nobody inside it can afford to lose. Tampa Bay punches above its payroll year after year on the back of pitching development and matchup-heavy bullpen management, and a four-game weekday series at Tropicana Field — or its replacement venue while the stadium situation is sorted — can flip Toronto's standing in the division by Sunday night. The Rays have owned the Jays in the head-to-head for stretches of the late 2010s and early 2020s, and getting back even in the season series is usually a non-negotiable for Toronto to win the East. Watch for the openers and bullpen days the Rays love to run against the Jays' right-handed lineup; the in-game pitcher-vs-pitcher chess on these nights is some of the best baseball nobody talks about.
vs Baltimore Orioles
Blue Jays vs Orioles has flipped polarity in recent years. Baltimore spent most of the 2010s in the AL East cellar while the Jays were contending, then ran the cycle in reverse — bottoming out, drafting and developing a generational position-player core, and emerging as the team to beat in the division. The series at Camden Yards is one of the best ballpark experiences on the road slate for visiting Toronto fans, and Adley Rutschman, Gunnar Henderson, and the rest of the Orioles' young core against Vladdy Jr. and Bichette is one of the better head-to-head lineup matchups in the league. Both teams play 19 games against each other a year, and recent series have routinely featured one-run games and walk-offs that swing the division race. If you can only get to one Orioles weekend, the August or September series is the one — that's when the AL East math gets loud.
Getting to Rogers Centre on game day
Getting there
A two-minute walk from Union Station via the SkyWalk, served by TTC subway Line 1, GO Transit, and the UP Express.
Parking
A small on-site garage plus many South Core and Entertainment District lots serve the ballpark; most fans pre-book a nearby Green P or commercial garage given limited stadium parking.
Toronto Blue Jays ticket prices 2026
Cheapest game
New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays · Sun, Mar 28
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Typical game
Median of 106 priced games
median get-in price
Most expensive game
Houston Astros vs. Toronto Blue Jays · Tue, Apr 13
highest get-in price
Top listing
New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays - Home Opener · Thu, Mar 25
most expensive seat listed
Toronto Blue Jays ticket price index
Cheapest upcoming game
Across 106 upcoming Toronto Blue Jays games with live pricing, the average get-in price is $105 — right in line with the league average. The cheapest way in is New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays on Sun, Mar 28, 2027 at Yankee Stadium, from $16.
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