Attendance professional football games

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January 14, National Football League total attendance at regular season games to in millions [Graph]. In Statista. Accessed January 14, National Football League total attendance at regular season games to in millions.

Brutal cold in upper decks. If was on the 50 and close yeah rather be there. See the games I want to see and not need to fly or drive for hours to get to a game. I usually channel surf all the nfl channels for 1pm games and catch the Raiders at 4pm. My Directv season tickets are cheaper than buying two good tickets for a single game. Hard to believe the Redskins had an increase in tickets sales this year. I went to the source and looked at the attendance chart.

My understanding is that teams report tickets sold, not butts in seats.. Hours and hours of loud music. We can hardly even talk to each other.

As an NFL fan for over 55 years, I am thrilled to hear this news. The only way to get the owners and players attention is to hit them in their wallets.

This game is not the same game I grew up loving for reasons such as these: The rules suck. The officials suck. The Commissioner sucks. Playing games in other countries sucks. Playing games on Thursday nights sucks. The price to see games — and the seat licenses which the owners gouged long time fans with suck. After that, it has slowly turned toward what we see now is an artificial game more suited for a video game.

Never before had I seen officials determine the outcome of games so flagrantly as I have seen in recent years. My Sundays used to be set aside for the NFL and nothing else. But now I find myself more and more watching less of it and not caring. So fans — keep on staying away from the games until maybe — just maybe — the owners realize how they and their Commissioner have ruined this once great game. Seems to me people just shifted their habits — but are still watching as expected. You want more fans?

Actually enforce a zero-tolerance policy towards drunk and unruly fans. People do not want to spend big money to be inconvenienced, hassled and threatened.

True fans do not care about wifi access, gourmet food or even the monster monitors. I doubt they care about actual attendance as long as the profits are still good. So glad I got to enjoy it when football was played by real men who could take a beating. The prices are ridiculous. The officiating is awful. Every celebration in soccer would be flagged in the NFL. There are so many reasons this league is in decline. I used to take my kid to an Eagles game every year, this year I spent 2k for 2 row one 50 yard line seats behind the eagles bench.

Spending that much money I still found myself sitting with the same disrespectful drunk foul mouthed fans I used to be when I had season tickets in the level when I was a kid.

Then had my view blocked by the dam blue tent the whole game then there was the 3 hours of traffic. No thanks. Other than that most of the comments I am reading could have been written in In this economy, only the rich can afford to go to a game. I am hopeful by the season people will be able to have money to go games again.

You completely missed the point. They are selling tickets to exactly the target demographic. And, of course, they are also bringing in the occasional one off purchaser.

The point is that the people complaining about high prices for tickets, parking, concessions, etc. With it being their last year in Oakland, my son and me went to a Raider game this year. No issues with fans other than the normal unruliness of a few, but the cost was a joke. Got a big screen with surround sound, and no drunken fools other than those I can deal with. Dallas should not be allowed to count the standees they charge to come to the bars and such.

I live somewhere between Chicago and Green Bay so I could attend a pro football game. To each our own. Plus I can drink a 6 pack of quality beer for the price one nasty Budweiser. And my 75 in HDTV looks better than the back of head. Belicheat and the Patriots have undermined confidence in the game.

No coincidence that Spygate was revealed approximately 15 years ago and things have gone downhill from there. Almost all sensible comments here. Decided after a 10 year hiatus to go to a couple of NFL games this season. These were my last trips. Other than nicer places to pee, there is not one thing that makes the experience worth the exorbitant costs of attending.

Fatties everywhere squeezing into airline seats, eating the nastiest smelling crap they can find while trying to pretend to ignore the obnoxious drunks in all spots to the right, left, in front, behind. Pretend noise added to the drone of the drunks.

The pretend security teams are a joke too. All done to make it look like you can feel safer but mostly their job is to show they are in charge and you are not. I predict the NFL will be no more within 20 years.

The Bengals should be forced to close shop. So no you are wrong, they do count. The NFL should raise the cost of attending games and hire some refs who make ridiculous calls. That should fix the audience participation problem. We used to attend one game per year. The cost became prohibitive, and we are done attending for good. The NFL experience has become a money grab, which is now out of reach for the common man and his family. More power to them as people continued to pay up, until now.

It has also become hard to watch on TV with the poor officiating. It sucks to invest your emotions in a game only to have the refs steal it from your team. Never thought I would feel this way about the NFL after being a rabid fan for decades. We even gave up our Sunday Ticket this year, after a 20 year run.

On a good note, my golf game improved this Fall. People get tired of show offs. When eight or nine defensive players run into the end zone and all strike poses after a simple play that possibly resulted in a sack or interception, normal folks get very weary of that. All those show off players do is demonstrate their ultra low IQ to a national TV audience who mainly has to work real jobs for low wages.

Those people are SICK of the show offs. I remember going to Lambeau as a kid, age 9, my first NFL game in person. This was Knowledgable and respectful fans both Packers and Lions, the opponent that day.

Transistor radio to get the play by play. Many fans wearing some kind of sportcoat, even ties. Coffee, Coke, popcorn, peanuts, hotdogs no, not bratwurst were pretty much all the concessions available. No sports gear, but you could buy a pennant if you really wanted something green and gold. And the game was blacked out on local TV. Been a fan a long time. Been to Lambeau over times since. The experience today just seems contrived and rote.

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Rent article Rent this article from DeepDyve. Access to free article PDF downloads. Save your search. Various media outlets produce their own figures and sometimes these do not agree, but the differences in the averages given are usually no more than one or two percent. In some sports mainly North American centered sports the main league competition provides each club or franchise with virtually the whole of its attendance and revenue.

In others, there are multiple competitions, for example leading English football clubs compete in four competitions each season, but only the league competition is listed below.