Blue Jays tickets are sold out and resale prices are soaring. Here’s how fans are trying to score World Series seats

Fans celebrate after the Toronto Blue Jays won the American League Championship Series against the Seattle Mariners in Toronto on Monday.

From flying to California and splitting VIP packages, to waiting until first pitch and crowdfunding, Toronto Blue Jays fans are trying unconventional methods to get their hands on World Series tickets as resale prices soar.

Tickets to Game 1 of the championship series with the Los Angeles Dodgers officially went on sale Tuesday morning, with the cheapest seats as of Thursday priced around $1,300 apiece. Premium field-level seats near the dugout go for as much as $10,000.

Kayla Etreni, from Kelowna, B.C., was confident she’d manage to snag Jays tickets for herself and her family back in Ontario, after joining the Ticketmaster waiting room 18