NC Dinos School Day, already in its 10th year, is approaching 100,000 cumulative this year
Mar 29, 2025
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'School Day' is NC's representative regional close program that has been steadily striving to establish itself in the relevant area since its foundation in 2011, providing opportunities for all students to visit the ballpark together to support NC, participate in events and build memories.
In addition to event factors such as first pitch and hitting, singing the Korean national anthem, sending out promotional videos for schools, and providing opportunities for innings, it also offers special group viewing tickets (3,000 won for infield seats and 2,000 won for outfield seats).
The 2016 season of 'School Day' was attended by 5,226 students from 13 schools in its first year. In the 2019 season, 21,983 students from 74 schools expanded enough to participate, then resumed during the 2022 season after being suspended due to COVID-19.
Until last year, a total of 93,258 students (including duplicates) from 272 schools visited the ballpark and made precious memories with their friends. The number of visitors to NC's home game through this season's 'School Day' is expected to accumulate 100,000.
Son Sung-wook, head of NC Dinos' management division, said "School Day, which began to overcome the limitations of the rookie team and lay the foundation for the region, has already been in its 10th year. We will continue to carry out various regional-based marketing activities, including School Day, so that Changwon NC Park can become a place of precious memories for local youth."
NC is attracting high interest from fans toward the NC Dinos, with the most season tickets sold by any team in the 2025 season.
Schools wishing to host this season 'School Day' can apply through group viewing on the NC Dinos website or app MY page.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
