Etoronto Tickets: $70 and Up for a Ticket to the Blue Jays Home Opener on April 2 (21% Off)
Buytopia Toronto Hot Daily Deal of the Day: Etoronto Tickets – $70 and Up for a Ticket to the Blue Jays Home Opener on April 2 (21% Off)
Buy now for only $70
Value $88
Discount 21% Off
Buytopia is featuring a very good deal to Etoronto Tickets today. For only $70 and up, you’ll get a Ticket to the Blue Jays Home Opener on April 2! That’s a saving of 21% Off! You may buy 1 vouchers for yourself and unlimited as gifts & the vouchers must be redeemed at least 3 days before the game of your choice.
Highlights
- Limited quantities available!
- Level 500 tickets are sections 532-538 or better – $70 per ticket
- Level 100 Outfield tickets are sections 136-142 – $145 per ticket
- Level 100 Infield tickets are sections 114, 115, 117, 128, and 129 – $220 per ticket
- See your favourite ballplayers compete en route to victory
- Toronto’s most exciting sports entertainment
- Amazing seats and a view to a thrill
- Fun for the entire family
This is a limited 2-day only sale that will expire at midnight on Thursday, March 14, 2013. Click here to buy now or for more information about the deal. Quantities are limited so don’t miss out!
Fine Print:
Limited Quantities Available!
Voucher must be redeemed at least 3 days before the game of your choice
Tickets will be issued the day of the game
Buy 1 voucher for yourself, unlimited as gifts
Limit 1 voucher per person
Must email buytopiatickets@yahoo.com to redeem and reserve your seats
Include your first and last name, voucher code(s), and contact phone number
Taxes included
No refunds or exchanges
Not valid with any other offers, promotions or deals
No cash back or credit
Buytopia is not a purchaser or a reseller of tickets
Buytopia advertises tickets on behalf of Etoronto Tickets, a member of the Canadian Ticket Brokers Association
This deal is not affiliated with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment
Etoronto Tickets
http://etorontotickets.com/
1 Blue Jays Way Toronto, Ontario M5V 1J1 Canada
855-296-2929
“I’m no Johnny-Come-Lately when it comes to cheering on this team. I’ve been a sucker for them since I first sat down with my parents to watch a game sometime in ’87 or ’88. Geroge Bell! Jesse Barfield! Tom Henke! Ernie Whitt! Oh the nostalgia, it jumps on me when I least expect it. I suppose the fact that I was watching a team always in contention helped peak my interest during my early fan years but I’ve been hooked ever since and find, even in their worst seasons, it’s impossible for me not to root for them. Go Jays Go!”
– Margaret F.
”Since the Expos moved south of the border, the Jays have become the only team outside the U.S. and have thus become the perpetual underdog…and who doesn’t love an underdog? Through all the downs though, they’ve always entertained even when they’ve lacked a certain spark. And despite being in the hardest division in the game – they always keep it interesting.?? Now with John Gibbons back as club manager – it’s hard to deny, even through injuries and unrealistic expectations, the spark is most definitely back. The games seem more exciting and entertaining than they’ve been in years thanks to the dedication of All-Star quality players. I’m watching…and I’m cheering no matter their record or their popularity.?And if you’ve got kids – the Club goes out of their way to have activities and events ALL the time. Look into Jr. Jays events at the Rogers Centre – totally worth it! And if you’re looking for a Canada Day tradition – I suggest taking in a Jays ballgame. SO fun. You won’t regret it.??Go Jays GO!”
– Emma B.
“TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME!?It’s not just America’s pastime people.. For serious, there’s nothing better than sitting under the sun on a lazy summer evening with a $10 beer watching the boys in blue battle it out for American League East supremacy. Nothing better!?I go maybe 8-10 times a year and it’s great as a date, night on the town or family outing. Take your mama there on Mother’s Day! Surprise the boys with cheap 500 Level seats on a Wednesday night! Go solo and listen to the play-by-play on the radio! (I’ve never done that, but that’s real fan dedication).?Plus, you can have an impact on the game with your voice and clapping. ?LET”S GO BLUE JAYS!”
– Kevin D.
“We were in Toronto after visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame. So, we were in the mood to see a great baseball game. And that’s exactly what we got. The Orioles were in town and not looking too shiny, so it was an easy win for the Blue Jays. We even got to see Bautista hit a homer. Yay!”
– Julie D.
Click here to buy now or for more information about the deal. Don’t miss out!