Toronto Argonauts Game Package with Souvenir Foam Helmet at Rogers Centre on August 27 at 7:30 p.m. (Up to 45% Off)
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Toronto Argonauts fight for the franchise’s 16th Grey Cup at the Rogers Centre
A football’s distinctive construction allows it to be thrown in a tight spiral, kicked through the uprights, or filled with helium so that it can return to its mother, the blimp overhead. Take possession with this deal to see the Toronto Argonauts protect their home turf against the Edmonton Eskimos at the Rogers Centre on Monday, August 27, at 7:30 p.m. Choose between the following options:
- For $40, you get one ticket for silver-section seating (a $63 value, including all fees) and one souvenir foam helmet (a $10 value; a $73 total value).
- For $60, you get one ticket for gold-section seating (an $85 value, including all fees) and one souvenir foam helmet (a $10 value; a $95 total value).<p>
Cleats tear into the turf at the Rogers Centre, where the Toronto Argonauts fight for the franchise’s 16th Grey Cup. Established as a professional squad in 1873, the Argonauts originally played a primitive form of rugby that slowly evolved, adopting the rules and scoring associated with modern football. The team’s 139-year history makes it the oldest professional football club in North America. Its modern legacy includes 54 Canadian Football Hall of Famers and many fans who have claimed to invent nachos.
This season, quarterback Ricky Ray has led the attack, posting eight touchdowns, 1,757 yards, and a 69.8 completion percentage through six games. As Ricky calls the signals on the field, fans can show their support by donning a foam helmet, singing along with the brassy tunes of the Argonotes—the team’s 50-member, volunteer pep band—or tying dishtowels around their necks to emulate the cape-wearing mascot, Jason.
Toronto Argonauts fight for the franchise’s 16th Grey Cup at the Rogers Centre
A football’s distinctive construction allows it to be thrown in a tight spiral, kicked through the uprights, or filled with helium so that it can return to its mother, the blimp overhead. Take possession with this deal to see the Toronto Argonauts protect their home turf against the Edmonton Eskimos at the Rogers Centre on Monday, August 27, at 7:30 p.m. Choose between the following options:
- For $40, you get one ticket for silver-section seating (a $63 value, including all fees) and one souvenir foam helmet (a $10 value; a $73 total value).
- For $60, you get one ticket for gold-section seating (an $85 value, including all fees) and one souvenir foam helmet (a $10 value; a $95 total value).<p>
Cleats tear into the turf at the Rogers Centre, where the Toronto Argonauts fight for the franchise’s 16th Grey Cup. Established as a professional squad in 1873, the Argonauts originally played a primitive form of rugby that slowly evolved, adopting the rules and scoring associated with modern football. The team’s 139-year history makes it the oldest professional football club in North America. Its modern legacy includes 54 Canadian Football Hall of Famers and many fans who have claimed to invent nachos.
This season, quarterback Ricky Ray has led the attack, posting eight touchdowns, 1,757 yards, and a 69.8 completion percentage through six games. As Ricky calls the signals on the field, fans can show their support by donning a foam helmet, singing along with the brassy tunes of the Argonotes—the team’s 50-member, volunteer pep band—or tying dishtowels around their necks to emulate the cape-wearing mascot, Jason.