I can't even get a ticket on weekdays anymore. Jamsil again and again sold out. For the first time ever, the opening four games in a row. It's expected to be sold out tomorrow as well
Mar 26, 2025
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LG announced that the home game against the Hanwha Eagles in Jamsil on the 26th sold out at 6:58 p.m. as all 23,750 tickets were sold out.
As a result, LG sold out four consecutive games starting with the opening game against the Lotte Giants on the 22nd, followed by two games on the weekend and two consecutive games on the weekdays against Hanwha. The sellout of the opening four consecutive games is the first record since 2001 when KBO officially counted.
As a result, 95,000 spectators visited LG for four games. LG expects to sell out because reservations have already been made quite a bit on the 27th.
LG drew a total of 1,397,499 spectators in 73 games held at home last season, breaking the 1,381, which was set by the Lotte Giants in 2009 and setting a new record for the most spectators in a season in 15 years.
Last year, LG sold out a total of 25 times, easily surpassing its own record of 16 times in 2012.
This season, LG will play 71 games at home and Doosan will play 73. It is unclear whether he will be able to challenge this year's record for the most spectators, with two fewer games than Doosan in the number of games.
However, expectations can be raised this season as it has been sold out even on weekdays.
Meanwhile, the Samsung Lions also sold out with 24,000 people entering the game against the NC Dinos at Samsung Lions Park in Daegu. It sold out in the opening two consecutive games against the Kiwoom Heroes over the weekend, and 21,024 people visited the previous day, but it sold out again on the same day. The total number of spectators for the four games is 92,365.
The KBO League has an average of 21,115 spectators per game with a total of 264,913 spectators in a total of 15 games until the 25th.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
