Isotopes Tally Fifth-Highest Attended Series in Club History; Lead All of Milb in Total Attendance
Published on May 17, 2026 under Pacific Coast League (PCL)
Albuquerque Isotopes News Release
The Albuquerque Isotopes totaled 51,815 fans over the six-game set against Oklahoma City this week-the fifth-highest attended series in club history.
"What we saw this week is Albuquerque at its absolute best," said Isotopes General Manager Chrissy Baines. "Fifty-thousand plus fans packing the ballpark isn't just a number as it's a statement about the passion, pride, and heart of this community. Our fans and partners play a huge role in making these nights unforgettable. This city shows up, and we're honored to be the place where those memories are made."
Tuesday, May 12 (7,976 attendance): Cumulus Media Night
Wednesday, May 13 (8,196 attendance): Asian American Pacific Islander Night/AGM Media Night
Thursday, May 14 (6,896 attendance): School Day Matinee
Friday, May 15 (7,911 attendance): Post-Game Fireworks Show/Little League Night/City Roots, featuring Duke City & 505 Brand
Saturday, May 16 (12,053 attendance): Green Chile Cheeseburgers Night, presented by Blake's Lotaburger/Little League Night/Post-Game Fireworks Show, presented by Blake's Lotaburger
Sunday, May 17 (8,783 attendance): Military & Veterans Appreciation Day
Over the six contests, the club averaged 8,636 per game while tallying 12,053 fans on Saturday night-the fourth-highest attended game in all of Minor League Baseball in 2026.
Additionally, the club leads all of Minor League Baseball in total attendance with a total of 161,581.
The Isotopes return to Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park for a six-game series against the El Paso Chihuahuas from May 26-31. Below are the promotions:
Wednesday, May 27: Nacho Average Wednesday
Friday, May 29: Dinosaur Night/Dino Plushies, courtesy of the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science (first 1,500 fans 15 & younger)/ALS Night
Saturday, May 30: Country Night/Isotopes Trucker Hat giveaway, courtesy of New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau (first 2,000 fans)/Pre-Game Nathaniel Krantz Concert/Post-Game Fireworks Show/Early Gates, 5:00 pm
Sunday, May 31: Pride Day/Pride Flag giveaway (first 1,000 fans)
Tickets are still available for every game of the homestand. Fans may visit abqisotopes.com, ticketmaster.com or stop by the Isotopes Park Box Office.
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