Major League Soccer attendance

Major League Soccer is the premier professional soccer league in the United States and Canada. Competition began in 1996 and attendance has grown rapidly since the early 2000s, making it one of the fastest-growing sports leagues in the world.[1] The average attendance of 21,692 in 2016 was a 57% increase over the 13,756 average in 2000. The total attendance of 7,375,144 in 2016 is more than triple the 2,215,019 total of 2002. Similar to Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League, attendance is based on the number of tickets distributed.[2]

As of the 2023 regular season, average attendance is 22,111 per match—a league record. The league drew over 10 million spectators overall during the 2022 and 2023 seasons.[3] The previous average attendance record was 22,106, set in the 2017 season.[3] The largest standalone attendance for a single match—82,110 spectators—was set on July 4, 2023, at the Rose Bowl between the LA Galaxy and Los Angeles FC.[4] Atlanta United FC has the highest average attendance of any MLS team, at 47,526, and is followed by Charlotte FC and Seattle Sounders FC.[3]

Fans waving flags and unfurling a large green and blue tifo behind a goal.
The Seattle Sounders' average attendance consistently exceeded 40,000 fans during the 2010s.

2023 season

The following is a list of the average attendance during the 2023 regular season for each of the 29 MLS teams that were active in that season. It also includes the average attendance during the 2022 regular season, the percentage change in attendance from season-to-season, the home venue, the home venue's capacity, and the percent of the home venue's capacity filled by the 2023 season's average attendance. Percentages are adjusted to reflect any home games that were held at venues other than the team's usual stadium.[3]

Rank Team 2023 average 2022 average Percent
change		 Stadium Capacity
(unrestricted)		 Percent
capacity
1 Atlanta United FC 47,526 47,116 +0.9% Mercedes-Benz Stadium* 42,500 (at least 72,035) 110.9% (65.4%)
2 Charlotte FC 36,337 35,260 +3.1% Bank of America Stadium* 38,000 (74,867) 95.6% (48.5%)
3 Seattle Sounders FC 32,161 33,607 -4.3% Lumen Field* 37,722 (68,740) 85.3% (46.8%)
4 Nashville SC 28,257 27,554 +2.6% Geodis Park 30,000 94.2%
5 FC Cincinnati 25,367 22,487 +12.8% TQL Stadium 26,000 97.6%
6 Toronto FC 25,310 25,423 -0.4% BMO Field 28,351 89.3%
7 LA Galaxy 24,106 22,841 +5.5% Dignity Health Sports Park[lower-alpha 1] 27,000 84.6%
8 New England Revolution 23,940 21,221 +12.8% Gillette Stadium* 20,000 (65,878) 119.7% (36.3%)
9 Portland Timbers 23,103 23,841 -3.1% Providence Park 25,218 91.6%
10 St. Louis City SC[lower-alpha 2] 22,423 — — CityPark 22,423 100%
11 Los Angeles FC 22,155 22,089 +0.3% BMO Stadium 22,000 100.7%
12 Austin FC 20,738 20,738 0% Q2 Stadium 20,738 100%
13 Orlando City SC 20,590 17,261 +19.3% Exploria Stadium 25,500 80.7%
14 Columbus Crew 20,314 19,237 +5.6% Lower.com Field 20,371 99.7%
15 New York City FC 19,816 17,180 +15.3% Yankee Stadium*[lower-alpha 3] 30,321 (47,309) 65.4% (41.9%)
16 Minnesota United FC 19,568 19,560 0% Allianz Field 19,400 100.9%
17 Real Salt Lake 19,429 20,470 -5.1% America First Field 20,213 101.3%
18 Philadelphia Union 18,907 18,126 +4.3% Subaru Park 18,500 102.2%
19 Sporting Kansas City 18,616 18,365 +1.4% Children's Mercy Park 18,467 100.8%
20 San Jose Earthquakes 18,412 15,260 +20.7% PayPal Park 18,000 102.3%
21 FC Dallas 18,220 16,469 +10.6% Toyota Stadium 19,09695.4%
22 Chicago Fire FC 18,170 15,848 +14.7% Soldier Field* 24,955 (61,500) 72.8% (29.5%)
23 New York Red Bulls 17,786 17,002 +4.6% Red Bull Arena 25,000 71.1%
24 Inter Miami CF 17,698 12,637 +40% DRV PNK Stadium 21,000 84.3%
25 CF Montréal 17,552 15,769 +11.3% Saputo Stadium 19,619 89.5%
26 D.C. United 17,540 16,256 +7.9% Audi Field 20,000 87.7%
27 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 16,745 16,399 +2.1% BC Place* 22,120 (54,500) 75.7% (30.7%)
28 Colorado Rapids 15,409 14,473 +6.5% Dick's Sporting Goods Park 18,061 85.3%
29 Houston Dynamo FC 15,029 16,426 -8.5% Shell Energy Stadium 22,039 68.2%
Notes

Some clubs have attendances over 100% capacity due to limited stadium capacity that is lifted during certain matches, when additional sections are opened. Other clubs use larger venues for certain matches that attract large attendances.

  1. One match played at the Rose Bowl (capacity 92,542).
  2. St. Louis City SC entered MLS in 2023.[3]
  3. New York City FC played home matches at several other venues in the New York metropolitan area.[5]
Key
* Stadium capacity artificially reduced for soccer matches

Season averages
See also: Expansion of Major League Soccer
SeasonTotal
attend­ance		GamesAverageChangeHigh avg.TeamLow avg.TeamRef
19962,785,00116017,406—28,916Los Angeles Galaxy10,213Colorado Rapids[6]
19972,336,88916014,606–16.1%21,298New England Revolution9,058Kansas City Wizards[7]
19982,747,89719214,312–2.1%21,784Los Angeles Galaxy8,073Kansas City Wizards[8]
19992,742,10219214,282–0.2%17,696Columbus Crew8,183Kansas City Wizards[9]
20002,641,08519213,756–3.7%20,400Los Angeles Galaxy7,460Miami Fusion[10]
20012,363,85915814,961+8.8%21,518D.C. United9,112Kansas City Wizards[11]
20022,215,01914015,822+5.8%20,690Colorado Rapids11,150San Jose Earthquakes[12]
20032,234,74715014,898–5.8%21,983Los Angeles Galaxy7,906Dallas Burn[13]
20042,333,79715015,559+4.4%23,809Los Angeles Galaxy9,088Dallas Burn[14]
20052,900,71619215,108–2.9%24,204Los Angeles Galaxy9,691Kansas City Wizards[15]
20062,976,78719215,504+2.6%20,814Los Angeles Galaxy11,083Kansas City Wizards[16]
20073,270,21019516,770+8.2%24,252Los Angeles Galaxy11,586Kansas City Wizards[17]
20083,456,60021016,460–1.8%26,008Los Angeles Galaxy10,685Kansas City Wizards
20093,608,32522516,037–2.6%30,942Seattle Sounders FC9,883FC Dallas
20104,002,00024016,675+4.0%36,173Seattle Sounders FC9,659San Jose Earthquakes
20115,468,95130617,872+7.2%38,496Seattle Sounders FC11,858San Jose Earthquakes
20126,074,72932318,807+5.2%43,144Seattle Sounders FC13,056Chivas USA
20136,010,38432318,608–1.1%44,038Seattle Sounders FC8,366Chivas USA
20146,184,80432319,148+2.9%43,734Seattle Sounders FC7,063Chivas USA
20157,326,89934021,574+12.7%44,247Seattle Sounders FC15,657Colorado Rapids
20167,375,14434021,692+0.5%42,636Seattle Sounders FC14,094FC Dallas
20178,270,18737422,106+1.9%48,200Atlanta United FC15,122FC Dallas
20188,553,24539121,875–1.1%53,002Atlanta United FC12,447Columbus Crew SC
20198,676,10940821,330–2.7%52,510Atlanta United FC12,324Chicago Fire[18]
2020*637,0202922,182N/A6,101Seattle Sounders FC0Multiple teams[19]
2021*6,213,02245913,536N/A43,964Atlanta United FC647CF Montréal[20]
202210,011,57847621,033–1.4%47,116Atlanta United FC12,637Inter Miami CF[5]
202310,900,80449322,111+5.1%47,526Atlanta United FC15,029Houston Dynamo FC[3]
Key
 Record high
 Record low
*Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

Notes:

  • Green shading indicates record highs; red shading indicates record lows.
  • The drop in number of games and total attendance from 2000 to 2002, and the corresponding increase in average attendance, is attributable to league contraction, when MLS folded the Miami Fusion and Tampa Bay Mutiny.
  • Several seasons saw increases in total attendance, despite drops in average attendance. One such case was due to expansion of the regular-season schedule; all others were due to league expansion.
  • The 2020 and 2021 seasons were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, which restricted many matches to zero spectators.

MLS Cup Playoffs attendance
SeasonTotal
attend­ance[21]		Games[21]Average[21]
1996300,4351717,673
1997208,1921316,015
1998249,9681417,855
1999257,4171616,089
2000203,5481711,973
2001212,4851811,805
2002235,8271713,872
2003164,7581114,978
2004153,6911113,972
2005158,2851114,390
2006166,9721115,179
2007217,4791119,771
2008181,3821116,489
2009259,1491123,559
2010214,8851119,535
2011247,7621122,524
2012309,7171323,824
2013285,7221321,979
2014354,4891523,633
2015388,2891722,841
2016472,4611727,792
2017453,7811726,693
2018494,5111729,089
2019442,4761334,037
2020———
2021299,8911323,069
2022263,1921320,245

Notes:

  • The format for the MLS Cup Playoffs has changed several times during its history, resulting in inconsistent numbers of matches played.
  • The 2020 playoffs were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, which restricted many matches to zero spectators. Only two matches were played in front of spectators, each with a maximum capacity of 1,500 people.

MLS attendance vs. other North American leagues

The following table compares the Major League Soccer regular-season average attendance against the regular-season average attendance for the other professional sports leagues in North America that have average attendances of at least 10,000 spectators per game.

LeagueSport# TeamsSeasonAverage
attendance		Chg from prior
season avg		Total
Attendance		Ref
National Football LeagueAmerican football32202269,198+2625[lower-alpha 1]18,819,164[22][23]
Major League BaseballBaseball30202226,567−1637[lower-alpha 1]64,556,658[24][25]
Canadian Football LeagueCanadian football9201922,917–9381,856,263[26]
Liga MX[lower-alpha 2]Soccer182018-1922,787–16246,972,952[27][28]
Major League SoccerSoccer28202221,033+401910,011,578[5]
National Basketball AssociationBasketball302022–2318,077+220[lower-alpha 3]22,234,502[29]
National Hockey LeagueIce hockey302022–2317,101−355[lower-alpha 3]22,436,532[30]
  1. Comparison is between the 2022 and 2019 seasons, the latter being the last to be completely unaffected by COVID-19 restrictions.
  2. Dual-season league; Apertura 2018 & Clausura 2019
  3. Comparison is between the 2022–23 and 2018–19 seasons, the latter being the last to be completely unaffected by COVID-19 restrictions.

MLS attendance vs. other soccer leagues worldwide
No.LeagueCountryFederationSeasonTeamsGamesTotal
attendance		Average
attendance		Ref
1BundesligaGermanyUEFA2018–191830613,295,40543,449[31]
2Premier LeagueEngland / WalesUEFA2018–192038014,503,95438,168[32]
3La LigaSpainUEFA2018–192038010,189,13026,814[33]
4Serie AItalyUEFA2018–19203809,590,16625,237[34]
5Chinese Super LeagueChinaAFC2018162405,756,35423,985[35]
6Ligue 1France / MonacoUEFA2018–19203808,663,78422,799[36]
7Liga MXMexicoCONCACAF2018–19183066,972,95222,787[37][38]
8Superliga ArgentinaArgentinaCONMEBOL2016203726,999,92421,374 [39]
9Major League SoccerUnited States / CanadaCONCACAF2019244088,676,10921,305
10EFL ChampionshipEngland / WalesUEFA2018–1924551[lower-alpha 1]11,119,56420,181[41]
  1. Initially, 552 matches were scheduled. However, Bolton Wanderers' home match against Brentford was initially postponed after Bolton players went on strike over unpaid wages. The fixture was rescheduled, but was ultimately canceled and forfeited to Brentford after local authorities were unable to guarantee that adequate safety personnel would be available.[40]

Historic average attendances

Current active teams
SeasonATLATXCHICINCLTCOLCLBDALDCUHOULAGLAFCMIAMINMTLNSHNENYCNYRBORLPHIPORRSLSJSEASKCSTLTORVAN
199610,21318,95016,01115,26228,91619,20523,89817,23212,878
199711,83515,0439,67816,69820,62621,42316,89913,5979,058
199817,88614,81212,27410,94716,00721,78419,18716,51913,6538,072
199916,01614,02917,69612,21117,41917,63216,79514,70614,9598,183
200013,38712,58015,45113,10218,58020,40015,46317,62112,4609,112
200116,38816,48117,51112,57421,51817,38715,65420,8069,63510,954
200212,92220,69017,42913,12216,51919,04716,92718,15511,15012,255
200314,00516,77216,2507,90615,56521,98314,64115,82210,46615,573
200417,15314,19516,8729,00817,23223,80912,22617,19513,00114,816
200517,23816,63812,91611,18916,66424,20412,52515,07718,03713,0379,691
200614,11112,05613,29414,98218,25118,93520,81411,78614,57016,36611,083
200716,49014,74915,23015,15420,96715,88324,25216,78716,53015,96011,58620,130
200817,03413,65914,66213,02419,83516,93926,00917,58015,92816,17913,85610,68620,120
200915,48713,01814,17512,44015,58517,62420,82712,42712,74417,83110,32931,20310,05320,344
201015,81414,32914,64210,81514,53217,31021,43712,98718,44119,25417,0959,65936,17310,28720,453
201114,27414,83812,18512,86115,18117,69423,33513,22219,69118,25918,82717,59411,85838,49617,81020,26720,412
201216,40915,17514,39714,19913,84621,01523,13622,77214,00118,28118,05320,43819,08713,29343,14419,40418,15519,475
201315,22815,44016,08015,37313,64619,92322,15220,60214,84419,46117,86720,67419,21812,76544,03819,70818,13120,038
201416,07615,08216,88116,81617,03020,11721,25817,42116,68119,42117,63120,80620,35114,94743,73420,00322,08620,408
201516,00315,65716,98516,01516,24420,65823,39217,75019,62729,01619,65732,84717,45121,14420,16020,97944,24719,68723,45120,507
201615,60216,27817,12514,09417,08119,02125,13820,66920,18527,19620,62031,32417,51921,14419,75919,93042,63619,59726,53822,330
201748,20017,38315,32215,43915,12217,90417,50022,24620,53820,04619,36722,17721,17525,02816,81221,14418,78119,87543,66619,53727,64721,416
201853,00214,80615,33312,44715,51217,63516,90924,44422,04223,90218,56918,34723,21118,64423,86616,51821,14418,60519,03240,64119,95026,62821,946
2019[18]52,51012,32427,33614,28414,85614,84217,74415,67423,20522,25119,72316,17116,73721,10717,28122,76117,11125,21818,12118,78140,24718,60125,04819,514
2020[19]5,331001,8661,5882,6742,8432,2042,1993,160001,6165,3701,52901,5702,12704,2281,3922,7486,1011,9262,1812,011
2021[20]43,96420,73810,22619,8728,48116,58313,41812,79112,22015,25217,43911,28111,43964718,20012,2042,7759,32514,72311,38513,77114,5329,13225,12515,4424,7693,395
2022[5]41,11620,73815,84822,48735,26014,47319,23716,46916,25616,42622,84122,09012,63719,55515,90527,55420,31917,18017,00217,26118,12623,84120,47015,26033,60718,36525,42316,399
2023[3]47,52620,73818,17025,36736,33715,40920,31418,22017,54015,02924,10622,15517,69819,56817,55228,25723,49019,81617,78620,59018,90723,10319,42918,41232,16118,61622,42325,31016,745

Defunct teams
SeasonCHVMIATB
199611,679
199711,333
199810,28410,312
19998,68913,106
20007,4609,452
200111,17710,479
2002
2003
2004
200517,080
200619,840
200714,305
200815,114
200915,725
201014,576
201114,830
201213,056
20138,366
20147,064

Notes:

  • Bold indicates franchise record high for season average attendance.

Individual game highest attendance
See also: Record attendances in United States club soccer

Regular season
Rank Home team Score Away team Attendance Stadium Date Ref.
1LA Galaxy2–1Los Angeles FC82,110Rose BowlJuly 4, 2023[42]
2Charlotte FC0–1LA Galaxy74,479Bank of America StadiumMarch 5, 2022[43]
3Atlanta United FC3–0LA Galaxy72,548Mercedes-Benz StadiumAugust 3, 2019[44]
4Atlanta United FC1–1Seattle Sounders FC72,243Mercedes-Benz StadiumJuly 15, 2018[45]
5Atlanta United FC3–1D.C. United72,035Mercedes-Benz StadiumMarch 11, 2018[46]
6Atlanta United FC2–0Real Salt Lake72,017Mercedes-Benz StadiumSeptember 22, 2018[47]
7Atlanta United FC4–0Orlando City SC71,932Mercedes-Benz StadiumJune 30, 2018[48]
8Atlanta United FC2–2Toronto FC71,874Mercedes-Benz StadiumOctober 22, 2017[49]
9Atlanta United FC2–1Chicago Fire71,812Mercedes-Benz StadiumOctober 21, 2018[50]
10Atlanta United FC3–3Orlando City SC70,425Mercedes-Benz StadiumSeptember 16, 2017[51]

MLS Cup Playoffs
Rank Home team Score Away team Round Attendance Stadium Date Ref.
1Atlanta United FC2–0Portland TimbersFinal73,019Mercedes-Benz StadiumDecember 8, 2018[52]
2Atlanta United FC3–1New York City FCConference Semifinals70,526Mercedes-Benz StadiumNovember 11, 2018[53]
3Atlanta United FC3–0New York Red BullsConference Final70,016Mercedes-Benz StadiumNovember 25, 2018[54]
4Seattle Sounders FC3–1Toronto FCFinal69,274CenturyLink FieldNovember 10, 2019[55]
5Atlanta United FC0–0
(1–3 pen.)		Columbus CrewKnockout Round67,221Mercedes-Benz StadiumOctober 26, 2017[54]
6Atlanta United FC1–0New England RevolutionKnockout Round66,114Mercedes-Benz StadiumOctober 19, 2019[54]
7New England Revolution0–1LA GalaxyFinal61,316Gillette StadiumOctober 20, 2002[56]
8Montreal Impact3–2Toronto FCConference Final61,004Olympic StadiumNovember 23, 2016[57]
9D.C. United2–1Colorado RapidsFinal57,431RFK Memorial StadiumOctober 26, 1997[56]
10Chicago Fire2–0D.C. UnitedFinal51,350Rose BowlOctober 25, 1998[56]

By team
Rank Home team Score Away team Round Attendance Stadium Date
1LA Galaxy2–1Los Angeles FCRegular season82,110Rose BowlJuly 4, 2023
2Charlotte FC0–1LA GalaxyRegular season74,479Bank of America StadiumMarch 5, 2022
3Atlanta United FC2–0Portland TimbersFinal73,019Mercedes-Benz StadiumDecember 8, 2018
4Seattle Sounders FC3–1Toronto FCFinal69,274CenturyLink FieldNovember 10, 2019
5Chicago Fire FC4–1Inter Miami CFRegular season62,214Soldier FieldOctober 4, 2023[58]

Doubleheader games highest attendance
Rank Home team Score Away team Attendance Stadium Date Source Doubleheader with
1Chivas USA1–1New England Revolution92,650August 6, 2006 (2006-08-06)Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum[56]Barcelona vs. Guadalajara[59]
2Los Angeles Galaxy2–2Tampa Bay Mutiny92,216June 16, 1996 (1996-06-16)Rose Bowl[56]United States vs. Mexico[60]
3Chivas USA0–1Los Angeles Galaxy88,816August 10, 2005 (2005-08-10)Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum[56]Guadalajara vs. América[61][62]
4San Jose Clash1–1D.C. United73,123July 4, 1999 (1999-07-04)Stanford Stadium[56]United States women vs. Brazil women (1999 FIFA Women's World Cup)[63]
5Houston Dynamo0–1Los Angeles Galaxy70,550August 9, 2006 (2006-08-09)Reliant Stadium[56]Barcelona vs. América[64]
6San Jose Earthquakes0–3Columbus Crew61,572August 8, 2009 (2009-08-08)Candlestick Park[56]Barcelona vs. Guadalajara[63]
7New England Revolution2–1Tampa Bay Mutiny57,407April 20, 1997 (1997-04-20)Foxboro Stadium[56]United States vs. Mexico[65]

MLS ranking among pro sports leagues average attendance by metro area

The table is sorted by MLS attendance average rank, and then by MLS attendance.

Only attendances in MLS and the traditional major professional sports leagues of the U.S. and Canada are listed here. Not listed are college football teams, some of which outdraw some major professional teams.

Metro areaMLS
Attend
Rank		Higher attendanceMLS attendanceLower attendance
Portland, OR1st---25,218 Timbers19,496 Trail Blazers (NBA)
Toronto, ON1st---25,048 Toronto FC21,606 Blue Jays (MLB)
19,824 Raptors (NBA)
19,276 Maple Leafs (NHL)
12,493 Argonauts (CFL)
Orlando, FL1st---22,761 City SC17,561 Magic (NBA)
Vancouver, BC1st---19,514 Whitecaps18,022 Canucks (NHL)
17,803 BC Lions (CFL)
Atlanta, GA2nd71,601 Falcons (NFL)52,510 Atlanta United32,776 Braves (MLB)
15,327 Hawks (NBA)
Seattle, WA2nd68,990 Seahawks (NFL)40,247 Sounders22,122 Mariners (MLB)
Cincinnati, OH2nd47,179 Bengals (NFL)27,336 FC Cincinnati22,329 Reds (MLB)
Kansas City, MO/KS2nd73,465 Chiefs (NFL)18,601 Sporting18,495 Royals (MLB)
Salt Lake City, UT2nd18,306 Jazz (NBA)18,121 Real Salt Lake—
Columbus, OH2nd16,658 Blue Jackets (NHL)14,856 Crew—
Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN3rd66,849 Vikings (NFL)
28,322 Twins (MLB)		19,723 MN United18,907 Wild (NHL)
15,305 Timberwolves (NBA)
Montreal, QC3rd21,046 Canadiens (NHL)
17,574 Alouettes (CFL)		16,171 Impact—
Washington, DC4th65,488 Redskins (NFL)
27,898 Nationals (MLB)
18,508 Capitals (NHL)		17,744 D.C. United17,487 Wizards (NBA)
Houston, TX3rd71,793 Texans (NFL)
35,276 Astros (MLB)		15,874 Dynamo
Los Angeles, CA5th/
6th		71,229 Rams (NFL)
49,065 Dodgers (MLB)
37,321 Angels (MLB)
25,393 Chargers (NFL)		23,205 Galaxy
22,251 LAFC		18,997 Lakers (NBA)
18,000 Kings (NHL)
17,325 Clippers (NBA)
16,814 Ducks (NHL)
New York, NY5th/
8th		78,523 Jets (NFL)
74,664 Giants (NFL)
41,827 Yankees (MLB)
30,531 Mets (MLB)		21,107 NYC FC
17,281 Red Bulls		19,002 Knicks (NBA)
17,318 Rangers (NHL)
14,941 Nets (NBA)
14,834 Devils (NHL)
12,442 Islanders (NHL)
Philadelphia, PA5th69,783 Eagles (NFL)
33,671 Phillies (MLB)
20,441 76ers (NBA)
20,371 Flyers (NHL)		17,111 Union—
Boston, MA5th65,878 Patriots (NFL)
36,106 Red Sox (MLB)
18,624 Celtics (NBA)
17,565 Bruins (NHL)		16,737 Revolution—
Dallas, TX5th90,929 Cowboys (NFL)
26,333 Rangers (MLB)
20,013 Mavericks (NBA)
18,178 Stars (NHL)		14,842 FC Dallas—
Denver, CO4th75,937 Broncos (NFL)
36,953 Rockies (MLB)
18,450 Nuggets (NBA)
17,132 Avalanche (NHL)		14,284 Rapids—
San Francisco Bay Area, CA5th70,305 49ers (NFL)
33,429 Giants (MLB)
19,596 Warriors (NBA)		18,781 Earthquakes17,266 Sharks (NHL)
9,973 Athletics (MLB)
Chicago, IL6th61,916 Bears (NFL)
38,208 Cubs (MLB)
22,734 Blackhawks (NHL)
21,442 White Sox (MLB)
20,084 Bulls (NBA)		12,324 Fire—

MLS, NFL, CFL, and MLB attendances are for their 2019 seasons. NBA and NHL attendances are for their 2018–19 seasons.

See also

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