T1 reveal full 2026 Homeground event schedule with LCK and LCK CL matches

On Monday, March 9, gave more details about their “LCK TEAM Roadshow: 2026 T1 Homeground,” scheduled in April. The three-day League of Legends esports event will take place from April 24th to 26th at Inspire Arena in Yeongjongdo, Incheon, and will serve as the first of two T1 Homeground events planned for 2026.

According to information translated with Google Translate from a Naver article, T1 intend to operate the Homeground as a comprehensive esports festival that combines official matches, fan activities, and sponsors’ stands. On their X account, T1 also promoted the event and stated that the 2026 T1 Home Ground will return with “more to see and enjoy” compared to last year.

According to the post, official matches will be played on April 25th and 26th, starting with both T1 teams—the LCK and T1 academy team—against . Then, the following day, both teams will take on to end the event.

With both LCK and LCK CL matches taking place during the event, this will be the first time T1 host official games on two consecutive days at their Homeground event.

But before matches begin, doors to the event will open one day prior, on April 24th, with for the “Eve Festa,” a festival-style pre-event designed to “build excitement” before the official matches. The program will include performances by several artists and an opening ceremony featuring a “special” stage prepared specifically for the T1 Homeground event. The full artist lineup will be announced at a later date.

Outside the arena, the “Inspire Ballroom” will host several fan activity areas and brand booths. The T1 shop, the T1 membership booth, and the T1 Academy area will all be open for fans to look around. Based on the translated news, the number of participating brands has apparently increased compared with last year, which suggests a larger festival space where visitors can take part in activities before and after the matches.

The viewing experience inside the arena is also bound to change. Organizers said to be planning on expanding the concentrated cheering section compared with last year and the venue will also introduce new floor seats that allow spectators to watch the matches closer to the players. T1 will prepare various souvenirs for attendees, and people who buy floor seats will receive a special souvenir connected to that seating category.

Ticket sales will begin with the T1 Home Ground 3-DAY Pass, which allows access to the full event schedule across the three days. Pre-sale tickets will open on March 27th through NOL for annual T1 Membership members.