The anticipation is building as the final game of the 2025 MLB season approaches. On Saturday, Game 7 of the World Series will feature a thrilling matchup between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers at Rogers Centre in Toronto. This pivotal game necessitated a seventh contest after the Dodgers secured a 3-1 victory in Game 6 on Friday, marking the 41st Game 7 in World Series history and the first since the exhilarating showdown in 2019, when the Washington Nationals triumphed over the Houston Astros.
As the Blue Jays seek to capture their first championship since the memorable back-to-back victories in 1992 and 1993—highlighted by Joe Carter’s iconic home run—ticket demand has skyrocketed. Fans in Toronto are particularly eager to witness their team make history, but this has come at a steep price. According to SeatGeek, MLB’s official ticketing partner, the lowest resale ticket price as of Saturday morning stands at $1,031, offering only standing-room access in center field. For those who would prefer an actual seat, prices increase significantly, with spots available on the third-base side starting at $1,303.
For a more exclusive experience, some fans are opting for accommodations with views of the field. A room in the center field hotel can be reserved for just over $8,700 per night. Longtime NBA player Robin Lopez even highlighted the view during the ALCS, sharing his own experience on social media.
As excitement reaches a fever pitch, there will be a full roster at the ready for both teams, with each player looking to contribute to their squad’s quest for the coveted World Series title. With the Rogers Centre expected to be sold out, tens of thousands of fans will pack the venue, each hoping to witness a momentous occasion in baseball history as the Blue Jays strive to bring home a championship that has eluded them for over three decades. This defining game promises to deliver unforgettable moments for players and fans alike.