Sajik Baseball Stadium — Attraction in Busan

An Unforgettable Baseball Experience in Busan!

If baseball had a capital of passion, it would be Sajik Baseball Stadium — home of the legendary Lotte Giants! From the moment you step inside, you’re swept into a sea of orange balloons, roaring chants, and the kind of electrifying energy that could power the whole city of Busan.

The fans here aren’t just watching the game — they’re part of it. Every inning feels like a festival, with synchronized cheers, dancing, and singing so loud you can feel it in your chest. And when the Lotte Giants score? The entire stadium erupts like a volcano of joy. It’s impossible not to join in.

On top of the incredible atmosphere, the food is a home run in itself. From crispy fried chicken and spicy tteokbokki to ice-cold beer, you can feast while singing your heart out with thousands of new friends. Where else in the world can you eat, sing, and cheer at the same time?

Even if you’re not a baseball fan, Sajik Baseball Stadium will turn you into one. It’s more than a game — it’s a full-blown cultural celebration, and every visitor to Busan should experience it at least once. Lotte...

They have a lot of food for sale inside the stadium and beer for 4,000 won a cup. If you prefer you can also bring in food from outside but there isn't really a need to since there are lots of options to choose from. Most of it is street style food but there is a loteria sandwich spot and fried chicken.

The cheerleaders were directed by a super energetic man that was great at getting the crowd cheering. Many English songs are taken and the words are changed to "Lotte."

The mascot walked around taking pictures/selfies with the audience.

I'm not a fan of baseball but I had lots of fun with the crowd's energy, the cheering songs, the clapping beats, and the...

Awesome stadium, can buy tickets last minute at a self-ticket station, great food options for CHEAP, many food options and different chicken choices, pretty clean stadium, not covered for rainfall but there is a gift shop with all sorts of clothes (some cheap and some more expensive) that sells rain gear, as well as the convenience stores within the arena. Live audience podcasts in the arena and cheerleaders (very unexcited, unprofessional cheerleaders that day for the Lotte Giants unfortunately), and tons of fan gear and excited fans! Will go again for the cheap and...