Leafs vs top teams may soon cost more

Posted Aug 21, 2013 06:12:58 AM.

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The Toronto Maple Leafs are joining other NHL teams and sports clubs in offering a so-called dynamic pricing policy for tickets, based on the opponent and when the game is being played.

According to thestar.com, prices will be divided into five different categories: Super Premium, Premium Plus, Premium, Regular and Preseason.

For example, a seat in the green price point could range from $90 for a regular game, to $125 for a super premium game, the category depending on who the Leafs are playing.

The Toronto Raptors have had a dynamic pricing system for two seasons, while the Toronto Blue Jays have two categories: Regular, and Premium (for more popular teams).

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