2026 Professional Baseball Surpasses 11 Million Attendance in Few Times, Just 626 Games
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The KBO League has surpassed 11 million spectators for two consecutive seasons. This is 17 games faster than last year. With one out of every two games selling out, the league has moved one step closer to breaking the all-time attendance record. On the 12th, the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) announced that 80,942 spectators attended the four stadiums including Jamsil, Daegu, Suwon, and Gocheok.
[Sports Chosun Reporter Jung Hyun-seok] The KBO League has rewritten Korean sports history by reaching the monumental milestone of surpassing 11 million spectators in the fewest games in its history. The KBO (Korea Baseball Organization) Communication Team announced on the 12th, "The 2026 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League drew a total of 80,942 spectators across four stadiums nationwide, recording a cumulative attendance of 11,049,504 (average 17,651)…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jang Hyun-gu = The 2026 professional baseball season also surpassed 11 million cumulative spectators in the fewest games in history.
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