Well, look at that, the Toronto Blue Jays, them baseball boys, they’re talkin’ ’bout postseason tickets. Heard tell they wanna sell ’em to us folks. Don’t know much ’bout this “postseason,” but it sounds important, like a big ol’ county fair or somethin’.
Toronto Blue Jays Postseason Tickets: What You Need to Know
Now, they say these tickets, they let ya watch the Blue Jays play some special games after the regular season ends. Sounds like them boys did good this year, good enough to play some more. They call it the “playoffs,” I reckon. Like when the best cows at the fair get to show off again for the blue ribbon.
They sent out a message, an “email” they called it, sayin’ if ya wanna get first dibs on these tickets, ya gotta put down some money for next year’s season tickets. Season tickets, that’s like buyin’ a whole bunch of tickets at once, so ya can go to all the games. Now, I ain’t made of money, but if it means seein’ the Blue Jays play some more, maybe it’s worth it. They say if you put down a deposit, that’s like a promise to pay the rest later, you get the first chance at them tickets.
- What are Postseason Tickets? These tickets get ya into special games after the regular season ends, when the best teams play each other.
- How to Get Priority Access: They say if ya put down a deposit for next year’s season tickets, you get to buy these special tickets first. It’s like cuttin’ in line at the grocery store but they say it’s okay.
- When Do Tickets Go On Sale? Heard they’re gonna start sellin’ ’em to the regular folks on Wednesday at 10 am ET. But if you got that season ticket deposit down, you might get ’em sooner. Don’t ask me what “ET” means, city folks and their fancy talk. They also changed the day to Wednesday so keep your ears open for any changes.
- Where to Buy Tickets? They got this website, */postseason they call it. It’s like a store but on that there internet thingy. Guess that’s where you gotta go to buy ’em. Or if you already got season tickets, they’ll probably tell ya how to get these special ones too. And for season tickets for next year, they say go to */seasontickets.
They say the postseason starts on October 3rd and there’s gonna be a “World Series” that starts on Friday, dunno which Friday, them city folks never tell ya everything all at once, it’s probably later in October. That World Series sounds real important, like the biggest prize of all. Reminds me of that giant pumpkin contest at the state fair, everyone wants to win that one.
Now, if you already got some tickets but can’t make it to a game, they say you can swap ’em for other tickets. Like tradin’ your green beans for your neighbor’s tomatoes at the farmers market. They got this thing called a “Blue Jays Account Manager” where ya do all that swappin’. Sounds complicated, but I reckon them young’uns can figure it out.
They also say you can’t just go down to the box office and buy tickets anymore. Used to be you could walk right up and get ’em, but now they say you gotta do it all on that “website,” that */tickets place. And if ya need help with your tickets, they got folks there on game days, but only for helpin’ with tickets ya already bought, not for buyin’ new ones. And there’s another one */concerts. Guess they have singing there too.
The Blue Jays, they play at this place called the Rogers Centre. It’s in Toronto, big city place, been there once, too many cars and tall buildin’s for my likin’. They say it’s the only Canadian team in Major League Baseball, so I guess they represent the whole country. That’s a big job for a bunch of fellas hittin’ a ball with a stick.
This whole postseason thing is a bit confusin’, but it sure sounds excitin’. Seems like the Blue Jays are doin’ real good, and I reckon it’d be fun to see ’em play some more. If I can figure out this “website” thing, maybe I’ll try to get me some of them tickets. Heck, maybe I’ll even put down a deposit for next year, seein’ as how the Blue Jays are such good players. Just gotta make sure I got enough money for gas to get to Toronto, and maybe a good hat to keep the sun outta my eyes.
So, if you’re lookin’ to watch the Toronto Blue Jays in the postseason, you best get yourself organized. Remember to check that website they got, and keep your ears open for when them tickets go on sale. And if you’re lucky enough to get some, you cheer loud for the Blue Jays, ya hear? They’re our team, and we gotta support ‘em.
