Isotopes Lead Pacific Coast League in Attendance For Fourth-Straight Year & Pace Circuit in Average Attendance For Fifth-Consecutive Season

The Albuquerque Isotopes welcomed a cumulative total of 502,073 fans to Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park over 74 openings during the 2026 season—the highest in the Pacific Coast League and fifth highest amongst 120 teams in Minor League Baseball (MiLB). It’s the club’s fourth-consecutive season pacing the circuit in total attendance.

Albuquerque is the first team to lead the PCL in total attendance over four-straight seasons since Sacramento paced the circuit for six seasons from 2005-10.

The club also averaged 6,785 fans per contest, the highest in the Pacific Coast League for a fifth-straight year and sixth highest in MiLB this season.

“These attendance numbers reflect what makes New Mexico so special,” Isotopes General Manager Chrissy Baines said. “Our fans consistently show up, create an incredible atmosphere, and make RGCU Field at Isotopes Park one of the premier destinations in Minor League Baseball. We couldn't do this without the support of our Community, Season Ticket Members and Corporate partners. We are honored to represent, and we're grateful for everyone who continues to make our success a shared accomplishment.”

Albuquerque drew three crowds of over 10,000 fans with a high of 12,053 on May 16—the eighth highest single-game attendance for a MiLB game this season.

The club also totaled 51,192 over six games in the season-ending series against the Salt Lake Bees, the fifth-highest attended series in club history.

Over 23 seasons, the Isotopes have tallied 12,516,289 fans over 1,623 openings.