T1 is planning to bring the excitement of the 2026 LCK to fans with live viewing events in both Incheon and Seoul.
T1 is launching a new ‘Reignite Your Red’ road show, bringing the excitement of League of Legends competition to fans in two cities across South Korea. Starting in 2026, these events will offer a live arena experience beyond the traditional LoL Park venue.
T1 Home Ground Road Show
After 12 years, the top League of Legends competition in Korea, known as the LCK, is expanding beyond its usual location. The LCK Road Show 2026 will bring the championship finals to Hong Kong from February 28th to March 1st.
T1, a leading esports team from South Korea, is planning exciting live events to connect with fans. They’ll be hosting the T1 Home Ground Road Show in Incheon and Seoul in April and August 2026. Each event will be held in a large arena that can hold up to 15,000 spectators.
- April 24 to 26: Inspire Arena, Incheon
- August 14 to 16: KSPO Dome, Seoul
T1 announced on their social media that details about tickets will be available soon.
International expansion
T1’s Chief Operating Officer, Josh Woongki Ahn, recently told Chosun Money that events like these are vital for the company’s continued success. Past versions of the ‘Home Ground’ event format have brought in between $1.4 million and $2 million in ticket sales.
Over the next few years, the organization plans to bring this event to an international audience, giving fans worldwide a chance to participate. They also hope to host it at the Sphere in Las Vegas and eventually build their own stadium, which would give them complete financial independence.
After the hugely popular LEC Roadtrips in 2025, other regions are starting to copy the idea. In 2026, the LEC will be growing Roadtrips even further, with Movistar KOI and Karmine Corp each hosting five three-day events in Spain and France.
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2026-01-29 17:47