Fans Furious After Shocking Price to Attend a Hockey Game in Toronto is Revealed

If you were to ask a Toronto Maple Leafs fan to describe the process of getting tickets to a game in Toronto the two things that usually come next are expensive and hard to find.

Recently the US Betting Report conducted a study using a tool called "Fan Cost Index" which measures the total cost for a family of four to go to a game.

Factored into this price are tickets, two small beers, four small soft drinks, four hot dogs, parking for one hour, two game programs, and two cheap adult-sized hats.

The study shows that the top five for most expensive fan experience are the Toronto Maple Leafs ($697.75), Seattle Kraken ($672.89), Vegas Golden Knights ($649.72), New York Rangers ($645.42), Chicago Blackhawks ($573.76). Unsurprisingly the Toronto Maple Leafs are still the most expensive ticket in town.

What may surprise fans is that the Maple Leafs' tickets have only become 11% more expensive since 2012. In contrast, the Tampa Bay Lightning has increased 70% in the fan cost index model.

This shows that while Leafs tickets are astronomically expensive the mistake was made long ago and other teams are still catching up to them.

Source Maple Leafs Daily:
Study shows just how ridiculous the cost of a home game in Toronto is

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