ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Albuquerque Isotopes once again led the Pacific Coast League in attendance during the 2026 season, drawing more than half a million fans to Isotopes Park and extending a pair of impressive league-leading streaks.
The club announced that 502,073 fans attended games at Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park across 74 home dates this season. The total was the highest in the Pacific Coast League and ranked fifth among all 120 teams in Minor League Baseball.
The achievement marks the fourth consecutive season the Isotopes have led the PCL in total attendance. Albuquerque is the first franchise to accomplish that feat since Sacramento led the league for six straight seasons from 2005 through 2010.
The Isotopes also averaged 6,785 fans per game, the highest average attendance in the Pacific Coast League for the fifth straight season. That figure ranked sixth among all Minor League Baseball teams in 2026.
The strong support comes during a season that also saw the Isotopes post their best record in a decade, helping drive large crowds throughout the summer.
Among the season’s attendance highlights:
- 502,073 total fans attended Isotopes home games in 2026
- 6,785 average fans per game
- Fourth consecutive year leading the PCL in total attendance
- Fifth consecutive year leading the PCL in average attendance
- Three crowds of more than 10,000 fans
- Season-high crowd of 12,053 on May 16
- Recent six-game homestand drew 51,192 fans, the fifth-highest attended series in franchise history
Since the franchise’s debut in 2003, the Isotopes have welcomed more than 12.5 million fans through the gates of Isotopes Park. The club’s all-time attendance now stands at 12,516,289 fans across 1,623 home openings.
