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Happy home opener, Toronto! Yep, April 8th marks the Toronto Blue Jays home opener, kicking off the first home series of the season at Rogers Centre. The excitement is high and there are still tickets available for this first home series if you’re looking for something fun to do this week.
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The Blue Jays’ first home series is a three-game tilt against the Seattle Mariners with the home opener today, April 8th and the next two games on Tuesday at 7:07 PM and Wednesday at 3:07 PM.
If you’re thinking of grabbing some last-minute tickets for today, tickets are selling fast but start at $140.88.
Want to save some money? Just wait until Tuesday’s game.
Tickets for the Tuesday match-up start at $23 and it’s also the first Loonie Dog Night of the season! Enjoy $1 ballpark hot dogs and cheer on the Blue Jays – a win-win.
Wednesday is a daytime game, so you may have to call in sick to work (but you didn’t get that idea from me).
Tickets also start at $23 for Wednesday and can be purchased here.
If you’re not a fan of baseball, it may be worth the trip to Rogers Centre just to try out some of the new food and drinks on the menu.
Show up hungry, as these are the latest items to hit the menu:
When it comes to drinks there are some specialty cocktails to get excited about including:
The Toronto Blue Jays’ first home series is here so grab those tickets and have a blast!
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