Toronto Stadium Tickets: Still Available, Prices Drop

0:00It's April 7th. This is Canada News today, powered by AI. At of all the FIFA World Cup matches across 16 North American cities, just eight aren't sold out yet, and one happens to be right here in. Toronto? Canada's opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 12th at BMO Field, which gets renamed Toronto Stadium for the tournament, still has hundreds of tickets up for grabs on FIFA site. The big reason? Fans are sky high for Category 1 seats at $3,135 Canadian dollars since it's the host nation's kickoff game, way, pricier than other group matches in the city. Fans seem turned off by the cost, back in December's draw, even Category 3 started at $1,300. But now, fewer than four. Hundred tickets remain for this one. Meanwhile, resale spots like Stubhub offer deals for Toronto's other group games, dipping as low as $694 for Ghana, versus Panama on June 17th, or about $1,000 for Germany

1:00against Cote d'Ivoire on June 20th, and even Canada's match for around two, 1,400 bucks, so plenty of ways to catch the action without breaking the bank.