The Toronto Blue Jays are heading to the World Series and baseball fans are gearing up for the team’s first trip to the championship in 32 years.

As the city prepares for celebrations in hopes of a potential victory, how you’ll be able to cheer for the Jays will depend on where you live.

While many Torontonians will try to secure tickets for a home game, tickets have already shifted to resale, with costs for a single seat swelling past the $2,000 mark.

Due to the surge in pricing, the City of Toronto says it’s hosting free public viewing parties at Nathan Phillips Square for all games at home, starting with Game 1 on Friday at 8 p.m.

In addition to showing the games on a giant screen, the city says a DJ will be on hand providing live music and Blue Jays trivia between innings “to k

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