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The intense baseball fever at Gocheok Sky Dome reached its peak this weekend. Before the afterglow of Kiwoom Heroes' comeback drama, which erupted the previous day (12th), all 16,000 seats at Gocheok Dome were completely filled for two consecutive days.
On the 13th, Kiwoom Heroes announced at Seoul Gocheok Sky Dome during their matchup against Hanwha Eagles that "as of 6:01 p.m., one hour after the 5th:00 p.m. game start, all 16,000 seats were sold out."
This marks a sellout for two consecutive days following the first game of the weekend's three-game series on the 12th. With this, Kiwoom has recorded its 18th sellout of the season at Gocheok Dome alone, demonstrating its formidable ticket power.
Last season, Kiwoom drew 874,138 spectators, setting a single-season club record for the most fans. This season, the team has further built on that momentum, already achieving the remarkable milestone of its 18th sellout in the middle of the season.
This weekend series against Hanwha Eagles also drew full houses for two consecutive days amid the intense interest of baseball fans welcoming the weekend. The excitement from the thrilling comeback play in the previous game carried over, and all seats were sold out at high speed almost immediately after the game began.
As Kiwoom continues to lead the way in professional baseball's box-office success, drawing crowds to every game, fans' attention is focused on Gocheok Dome to see how many more sellout records and spectator milestones the team will break this season.
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