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Dodgers' Godzilla Night Breaks Attendance Records
29 Sep
Summary
- Godzilla Minus Zero Night promoted a new movie and the team's final home game.
- The event set a new yearly attendance record for the Dodgers.
- Fans received Godzilla bobbleheads and enjoyed a drone show.
The Los Angeles Dodgers hosted a "Godzilla Minus Zero Night" on Thursday, celebrating Toho's upcoming film and marking the team's final home game of the 2026 season. The event, which featured actor Ryunosuke Kamiki throwing the first pitch, proved immensely popular with fans, drawing 53,027 attendees.
This large turnout helped the Dodgers shatter their own yearly attendance record, reaching 4,034,219 visitors in 2026. The promotion included a Godzilla-themed drone show after the game and a souvenir soda cup. The first 40,000 fans also received a special Godzilla bobblehead, contributing to the excitement.
Fans lined up hours before the game for the promotional items, with a Godzilla quiz also entertaining the crowd. The Dodgers, having already secured the National League West title for the fifth consecutive season, are preparing for the playoffs and aiming for their third straight World Series championship.
