LG Twins vs Hanwha Eagles: Historic Sellout Sparks Korean Series Fever

The Buzz Around Game 1

Baseball lovers, did you catch what happened at Jamsil recently? For the first time in KBO history, LG Twins and Hanwha Eagles squared off in the Korean Series, and the place was absolutely packed! Every ticket—over 23,750—sold out fast. The energy? Pure electric. Even before the game started, fans were honking, waving flags, and sharing predictions all over SNS. This match wasn’t just a playoff game—it was a national baseball fiesta where regular fans and hardcore supporters stood shoulder to shoulder.
People online kept saying how buying tickets was tougher than for some pop concerts. Some had waited years for their favorite teams to meet in the postseason, making this clash a once-in-a-lifetime moment for families, friends, and fandoms everywhere.

A Sellout Streak Breaking Records

Here’s something wild: this isn't just a one-off sellout. The postseason has seen an unprecedented 33 games in a row sell out, smashing the previous KBO record! Since 2022, Korean Series games haven’t had an empty seat. This season’s cumulative postseason attendance already tops 261,080, with fans from all ages pouring in. Online communities buzzed non-stop, some folks were even chatting about reselling tickets and watching games at movie theaters after giving up hope on getting seats at the ballpark. This explosive popularity really showcases how baseball has become a culture event in Korea, drawing massive crowds every autumn.

Fans' Passion Lights Up the Stadium

What’s it like inside the stadium? Imagine hearing thousands of fans—mostly decked out in LG or Hanwha gear—chanting in unison. Social media was flooded with photos of the packed stands and creative fan banners. Some Hanwha supporters joked about banning LG’s Park Hae-min from their city after his big plays, while LG fans were proudly sharing their victory memes. It’s not just about who wins, but how the fans bring color and laughter to the game—postseason in Korea truly feels like an energetic festival.
According to blog reviews, even newcomers were amazed by the friendly atmosphere and the heartwarming chaos of snack lines, drum corps, and wave performances. One Tistory blogger wrote that “these matches are no longer just about baseball; they’re about memories and friendships made on the cheering stands.”

A Season of Historic Achievements

In the context of the 2025 season, LG finished first in the regular standings, advancing directly into the Korean Series, while Hanwha battled their way through the playoffs for their first Series appearance in 19 years. This year, KBO attendance broke multiple records, reaching milestones faster than ever before. With every round, the games draw bigger, more enthusiastic crowds. Analysts predict this rising trend will set new standards in sports fandom in Korea. Is this the new golden age for KBO? Fans in forums certainly think so, celebrating autumn baseball as Korea’s ultimate sports highlight.
So, next time you think baseball in Korea is just a game, remember the LG-Hanwha face-off—where every pitch, cheer, and packed seat writes a chapter in the country’s sports history.