How many people attended the 2006 superbowl?
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Paid attendance was 68,206.
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AROUND HALF THE GLOBE!!!! 3 BILLION... CHECK THAT NUMBER!! AMERICANS... ITS THE BEST SPORT IN THE WORLD!!
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You have waited for so long, why bother to give up now.\n\nI agree with you that 6-10 is for 2006, but 2007 may be wild card year for Raider and in 2008, there may be superbowl winner.
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NFC 21\nAFC 19\n\nYou can look up stats on any previous SuperBowl at www.superbowl.com
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There aren't that many people in Baltimore today...\n\nIt was 212,418.
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Just over 41,000 people per game.  This does not include the people out on the street who do not have a ticket to the game.  Wrigley sells out pretty much every game....capacity is 41,000+, so...
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The 2006 FIFA World Cup stands undisputed as the biggest television event on the planet. Four years ago, the cup was telecast in 213 countries, which carried a total of 41,100 hours of programming. The cumulative audience over the 25 match days was 28.8 billion viewers. (That, of course, is several times the population of the Earth. So it counted a viewer each time he or she watched a match — and, obviously, many viewers watched two or more matches.)\n      \nThe viewership for the World Cup final was pegged at 1.3 billion. By contrast, the NCAA men's basketball tournament games reached the low eight figures, at most, for individual games and maybe 24 million cumulatively. Last year's championship game was seen by 45.6 million viewers in the United States.\n\nThough the Olympics are the most diverse sporting event in the world, they are perhaps not the most popular. The FIFA World Cup in football (soccer) attracts more global interest, as measured by the larger television audience and Formula 1 auto racing also competes with the Olympics in terms of television viewership as well.\n\nFor example, the '96 Atlanta games anticipated average daily worldwide viewership of about 2 billion people, but they fell far short of that.
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I don't know.  But in the USA it should be close to 800,000 people.  Mind boggling huh?
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199,854 people - Brazil v. Uruguay in the World Cup at the Maracana Municipal Stadium, Rio de Janeiro, July 1950.\nSource-Sam
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GO STEELERS \nAnswer this who has been to the superbowl more times than anyone else other than the 49ers? \nSTEELERS 4 times tied w/ the 49ers it took the Seachikens 30 yrs to get there and get it right.
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Well Daytona got higher ratings than the Super Bowl did this year so there's definitely a lot more fans than your friend thinks.
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Seattle go HAWKS\n\nvery underated D most sacks in regular season\nbest Running back and offensive line in the league \nHasselback is the iceman (cool underpressure)and he has better numbers than Rothlisburger\nRecieving core is solid 4 great options including the TE Stevens\n\nRemember who said it first\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Sorry Therandman the Steelers have been to the superbowl 5 times (6 counting this year) and won 4 \n\n\n\nSuper Bowl IX \nSteelers 16, Minnesota Vikings 6\nTulane Stadium, New Orleans, Louisiana\nJanuary 12, 1975; Attendance: 80,997   \n  \n\nSuper Bowl X \nSteelers 21, Dallas Cowboys 17\nOrange Bowl, Miami, Florida\nJanuary 18, 1976; Attendance: 80,187  \n  \n\n\nSuper Bowl XIII \nSteelers 35, Dallas Cowboys 31\nOrange Bowl, Miami, Florida\nJanuary 21, 1979; Attendance: 79,484  \n \n\n Super Bowl XIV \nSteelers 31, Los Angeles Rams 19\nRose Bowl, Pasadena, California\nJanuary 20, 1980; Attendance: 103,985   \n  \n\nSuper Bowl XXX \nSteelers 17, Dallas Cowboys 27\nSun Devil Stadium, Tempe, Arizona\nJanuary 28, 1996; Attendance: 76,347
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in 2006 there is 11 teams
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6,614,912,139 and counting...\nadd another 3 people for every second...\n\nPopulation estimation in 1 January 2007:\n6,676,783,229
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approximately 6.6 billion
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I don't think the Superbowl winner makes a big deal out of being 'world' champs.  \n\nEach NFL team is from a US city, so the game is not "the USA versus the USA" - it's more a case of San Francisco versus New York.  See the difference?\n\nWould be cool someday to see a Superbowl where New York played Paris or Tokyo...
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76000 (in 2006). Eight thousand seats were added for the 2006 season.\n\nThe long-term plan is to rebuild the South Stand and fill in the corners to a capacity of 90,000, but due to the lack of space outside the stadium there are no immediate plans for this redevelopment.