Toronto Blue Jays Tickets

Toronto Blue Jays have 110 games listed, but no home game is listed right now.

110 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. Most listed games start at 1:07 PM local time (15 of the 36 with a published start time). Friday is the most common game day (18 of 110). The lowest listed get-in price is $16 for Los Angeles Angels vs. Toronto Blue Jays on Fri, Jul 9, while Detroit Tigers vs. Toronto Blue Jays on Fri, Jun 18 is the most expensive game to get into at $192. Across the 110 priced games, the median get-in price is $60, 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.