Following the report that the Buffalo Bills will make $78 million for playing eight games in Toronto over the next five years, it should come as no surprise that tickets in Toronto will cost a lot more money than tickets in Buffalo.

The Buffalo News reports that sideline seats from the end zones to the 20-yard lines will cost $295 a game, and seats between the 20-yard lines will be more expensive than that, with exact prices to be revealed next week.

The average ticket price for Bills games at Toronto’s Rogers Centre will be well over $200, far higher than the average ticket price at Buffalo’s Ralph Wilson Stadium, which is $51.24, the News reports. Ralph Wilson Stadium seats about 20,000 more people than the Rogers Centre, but the bottom line is still significantly more ticket revenue in Toronto than the Bills can make in Buffalo.

Despite the prices, demand is high enough that tens of thousands of fans are expected to buy the full eight-game package for admission to every game in Toronto over the next five years. The eight-game package offers a discount, with $295 seats going for $270. Bills and Toronto Argonauts season-ticket holders have first dibs on tickets, with the remaining tickets going to randomly selected fans who registered online.

Starting with this year’s preseason, the Bills will play preseason games in Toronto every other year and regular-season games every year through 2012. Although it’s impossible to say what economic conditions will look like five years from now, it’s hard not to think that in the future, Toronto will host even more Bills games.