3,617,379 for the first 171 games making it we need 4,610,621 for the last 203 games to get to the 22,000 average. I THINK.
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #17....340,9474,610,621-340,947=4,269,674/188=22,711 to average 22,000
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #18....216,5264,269,674-216,526=4,053,148/178=22,770 to average 22,000
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #19....239,8554,053,148-239,855=3,813,293/167=22,834 to average 22,000
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #20....425,0053,813,293-425,005=3,388,288/149=22,740 to average 22,000
Interesting note: The post-Gold Cup increase was seen this week in most matches, especially the weekend matches. Of the teams four who hosted two home matches this week, only NYCFC and Seattle's weekly average was above their season average. All four teams' mid-week matches were below the season average (slightly expected) and all four had attendances larger than the average on the weekend. NYRB, DC and LA had one home match each and all were below their average attendance, but NYRB and LA's home matches were both on a Wednesday. Hey, even Columbus drew a decent crowd!
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #21....267,9973,388,288-267,997=3,120,291/137=22,776 to average 22,000
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #22....224,9923,120,291-224922=2,895,299/126=22,979 to average 22,000
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #23....221,7882,895,299-221,788=2,673,511/116=23,048 to average 22,000
Atlanta United is only going to have TWO full stadium games in 2017. September 16th vs. Orlando and October 22nd vs. Toronto
Atlanta 395,000 (49,375) Seattle 294,000 (49,000) Vancouver 154,840 (22,120) Toronto 135,000 (27,000) Montreal 133,000 (19,000) NYCFC 130,000 (27,000) Orlando 127,635 (25,527) Chicago 120,000 (20,000) Los Angeles 115,000 (23,000) Portland 105,720 (21,144) NYRB 100,000 (20,000) New England 100,000 (20,000) Kansas City 100,000 (20,000) San Jose 90,000 Real Salt Lake 90,000 Houston 85,000 Columbus 80,000 DC United 80,000 FC Dallas 75,000 Colorado 75,000 Philadelphia 70,000 Minnesota 60,000 (20,000) Total 2,715,915 (23,407) 258....5,554,486 21,529 116....2,715,915 23,407 374....8,270,401 22,113
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #24....245,8652,673,511-245,865=2,427,646/105=23,120 to average 22,000
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #25....354,3312,427,646-354,331=2,073,315/88=23,560 to average 22,000
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #26....71,2022,073,315-71,202=2,002,113/84=23,835 to average 22,000
So the original capacity for Mercedes-Benz Stadium's soccer capacity was (I thought) 42,500. Today, we had an announced attendance of 45,319. That's almost 3,000 more people who paid for tickets to the opener of the new mega stadium. We'll see Atlanta fans' first test of their commitment this Wednesday, as we have our first of four midweek matches to close out the season.
Yeah my son told me today about the schedule as we watched the match from TV today. This will really test any teams following for what is about to occur (not to mention the players endurance). We are going to the Orlando game at the Benz next Saturday.
8,228,000 is what we need to get to a 22,000 average this year. WeekTotalAverage #27....296,1062,002,113-296,106=1,706,007/72=23,695 to average 22,000
I posted this in the attendance thread in the N/A forum also, but since people are talking about it in two threads I thought I would share here also. According to stubhub.com there are only 838 tickets available for Wednesday. I think some of those could be already purchased tickets for resell, but I am not sure exactly how stubhub.com works.
Yeah, I just got told in the other thread. Sorry for the mistake. Looking at ticketmaster.com it shows ~3181 available.