The total number of WNBA attendees hits a new high this season, and the Warriors city teams sold out 18,000 tickets per game

August 20 According to statistics from the well-known sports business media Front Office Sports, the total number of attendees in the WNBA regular season this season has reached 2.43 million, surpassing the 2.36 million set in 2002, setting a new league record.

If the season ends immediately, the average single-game attendance rate of 11,000 people so far will also create the highest single-game average attendance rate in the league. If this average level can be maintained, the final total number of attendees this season is expected to reach 3.15 million (a 33% increase) with the remaining 65 games of each team in the regular season.

has finished playing 18 home games, and the total number of people attending the home court has reached 300,000, ranking first in the league. Following closely behind is the new Valkyrie this year. The 16 home games they have played, all of which have sold out, with a total of 280,000 attendees (the Valkyrie has an average of 18,064 attendees, and the average number of attendees for the Warriors has also been 18,064 attendees in the past two years). In addition, the average audience per game has increased by 29% this year, and the number of 17 home games is currently 270,000 (already nearly 25,000 more than last year).