Syracuse Chiefs - Top Season Attendance

Top Season Attendance

  • 1999: 446,025#
  • 2001: 423,405#
  • 1998: 420,488#
  • 2010: 416,382#
  • 2002: 413,566#
  • 2000: 402,450#
  • 1997: 400,804#
  • 2009: 392,518#
  • 2008: 392,028#
  • 2005: 382,896#
  • 2007: 380,152#
  • 1994: 368,971*
  • 2004: 364,648#
  • 2003: 356,303#
  • 2006: 347,699#
  • 1991: 307,922
  • 1995: 300,589
  • 1996: 300,405
  • 1992: 276,786
  • 1993: 265,486
  • 1970: 257,650*
  • 1990: 250,048
  • 1989: 233,161*
  • 1985: 232,073*
  • 1971: 216,115*
  • 1987: 211,315
  • 1964: 208,956*
  • 1975: 201,725*
  • 1977: 200,302
  • 1981: 198,101
  • 1979: 196,228*
  • 1976: 196,121*
  • 1980: 189,250
  • 1986: 187,758
  • 1988: 184,967
  • 1973: 184,461
  • 1982: 184,297
  • 1974: 182,082*
  • 1963: 180,971*
  • 1972: 179,048
  • 1983: 163,859
  • 1978: 160,427
  • 1967: 152,781
  • 1969: 152,201*
  • 1965: 152,072*
  • 1968: 150,295
  • 1984: 142,571
  • 1961: 126,016
  • 1966: 106,669
  • 1962: 103,191

* Includes playoffs
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