Let's see how the National Lacrosse League is doing in terms of attendance over the years, at least as far back as the website goes.
The league advertising cracking a million fans again, which is true. And ticket sales did go up in 2023-24 - by all of 69 per game. However, Buffalo's attendance jumped by 20,187 - which eats up all of the increases and then some. The same could be said for Vancouver, which had a substantial gain.
Year - Average
2023-24 - 7,768
2022-23 - 7,699
2021-22 - 6,865
2019-20 - 8,035
2018-19 - 9,596
2017-18 - 9,411
2017 - 9,454
2016 - 9,152
2015 - 8,970
2014 - 9,430
2013 - 9,437
2012 - 9,469
2011 - 9,322
2010 - 9,559
2009 - 10,018
2008 - 10,475
2007 - 10,293
2006 - 10,703
2005 - 10,236
2004 - 10,008
And what was the league leader's number? Buffalo is still on top, after a second straight season with a significant increase:
Year - Team - Average
2023-24 - Buffalo - 16,974
2022-23 - Buffalo - 14,731
2021-22 - Buffalo - 9,921
2018-19 - Saskatchewan - 13,459
2017-18 - Saskatchewan - 14,639
2017 - Buffalo- 15,148
2016 - Buffalo - 15,833
2015 - Colorado - 14,787
2014 - Colorado - 15,706
2013 - Buffalo - 15,620
2012 - Buffalo - 15,918
2011 - Buffalo - 17,095
2010 - Buffalo - 16,604
2009 - Buffalo - 17,946
2008 - Colorado - 17,464
2007 - Colorado - 16,794
2006 - Colorado - 16,543
2005 - Toronto - 17,123
Updated on April 23, 2024
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