Toronto

Toronto has a love–hate relationship with its professional sports teams, and fans can sometimes be accused of being fair-weather, except when it comes to hockey, which has always attracted rabid, sell-out crowds whether the Maple Leafs win, lose, or draw. In other words, don't count on getting Leafs tickets but take heart that sports bars will be filled with fired-up fans. It can be a cinch, however, to score tickets to Blue Jays (baseball), Raptors (basketball), Argos (football), and Toronto FC (soccer) games—depending on who they play.

If you prefer to work up a sweat yourself, consider golf at one of the GTA's courses, ice-skating at a city rink in winter, or exploring the many parks and beaches.

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  • Baseball

    Toronto Blue Jays. Toronto's professional baseball team plays April through September. Interest in the team has gradually fallen since they...

  • Basketball

    Toronto Raptors. The city's NBA franchise, this team played its first season in 1995–96. For several years they struggled mightily to win both...

  • Football

    Toronto Argonauts. The Toronto Argonauts Canadian Football League (CFL) team has a healthy following. American football fans who attend a CFL...

  • Golf

    The golf season lasts only from April to late October. Discounted rates are usually available until mid-May and after Canadian Thanksgiving...

  • Hockey

    Toronto Maple Leafs. Hockey is as popular as you've heard here, and Maple Leafs fans are particularly ardent. Even though the Leafs haven't...

  • Ice-Skating

    Harbourfront Centre. This spacious, outdoor rink is often voted the best in the city due to its lakeside location and DJ'd skate nights. Skate...

  • Soccer

    Toronto's British roots combined with a huge immigrant population have helped make the Toronto Football Club (TFC), the newest addition to the...

  • Sports and Outdoors

    StubHub. Ticket reseller StubHub is a good resource for sold-out games. 866/788–2482 . www.stubhub.com . ...