Orlando Predators Lead Arena Football League in Attendance
August 2, 2011 - Arena Football League (AFL)
Orlando Predators News Release
ORLANDO - The Orlando Predators averaged an AFL-best 12,699 fans per game at the new Amway Center during the Arena Football League's 2011 regular season.
A season-high crowd of 15,726 were in attendance on July 1 against Pittsburgh, which proved to be the third-largest crowd at any game throughout the 2011 AFL season. The Preds were the only team to surpass the six-digit mark in total attendance as they pulled in 114,294 fans over the course of nine home games.
No less than 11,256 fans (vs. Cleveland, 5/14/11) packed The Jungle throughout the season.
In comparison, the Tampa Bay Storm came in second with an average of 10,783 fans per game, while Jacksonville fell in line behind Spokane (10,277), Philadelphia (9,802) and San Jose (9,440) with an average of 9,402.
Season tickets for the 2012 Orlando Predators season are currently available at the team's website (www.OrlandoPredators.com) or by calling 407-648-4444.
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