Where can I find attendance statistics for Arena Football League games this season?
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Try arenafootball.com.  Ticket prices are set by the local teams, so you are at their mercy.  In Austin, you can get tickets for as little as $8.00.  The seats are great but you still catch all the action.
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http://www.fantasysportsnetwork.com/cfl
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http://members.aol.com/kathijud/myhomepage/football.html
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I see a lot for season tickets on my local Cragislist site (a lot more then eBay).\n\nFind your city in the link below (free to advertise)
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try the teams websites for that answer.
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ATTENDANCE LADDER 2005\nAFL\n\nClub\n Total\n Average\n \nCollingwood\n 873,223\n 45,959\n \nEssendon\n 854,552\n 44,976\n \nSt.Kilda\n 718,288\n 37,804\n \nRichmond\n 714,401\n 37,600\n \nCarlton\n 708,143\n 37,270\n \nGeelong\n 690,851\n 36,360\n \nWest Coast\n 686,575\n 36,135\n \nMelbourne\n 684,521\n 36,027\n \nAdelaide\n 681,944\n 35,891\n \nBrisbane\n 653,819\n 34,411\n \nHawthorn\n 634,922\n 33,416\n \nSydney\n 605,373\n 31,861\n \nKangaroos\n 597,185\n 31,430\n \nWesterm Bulldogs\n 587,309\n 30,911\n \nFremantle\n 568,720\n 29,932\n \nPort Adelaide  538,936\n 28,365 \n\n\nNRL - Cant find official club records but\n\nread this in article in late 2005\n\n"Season average crowds have never broken the 15,000 barrier - the record season average is 14,671 set last year - but the 16,000 mark is likely to be breached in 2005."\n\nhttp://www.smh.com.au/news/league/records-tumble-as-crowd-figures-soar/2005/08/13/1123353541122.html\n\nThe lowest AFL club averages almost 30,000 and the NRL is only about 16,000.  \n\nAFL wins hands down!
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try http://www.footballpoets.org/
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www.nfl.com\n\nAll the info you need is there.
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The closest information I could find was the listing of team attendance figures.
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WEEK 1 (real games, not that preseason crap)\nThursday, Sep. 7 \nGAME TIME \nMiami at Pittsburgh 8:30 p.m. \n\nhttp://www.nfl.com/schedules
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Here you go!\n\nhttp://www.dewactionsportstour.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=5
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Go man Go!!! Get somebody else to pay for the beers.  Arena Football is a cross between back yard football, and hockey.  THe fans go wild and if the ball goes into the stands, you get to keep it... THAT'S a LEAGUE RULE...\n\n\nMost of the Arena League quarterbacks will end up in NFL training camps this year. Kurt Warner got his start with the IOWA BARNSTORMERS. Former Stanford quarterback Chris Lewis is with SAN JOSE and was just released by the 49ers. You'll see a lot of the WRs and DBs in NFL and CFL camps also.\n\nThe Arena League has a player developement contract with the NFL. Most of the coaches and executives of the league have NFL ties. GO MAN GO!!! \n\nI have been to AFL games in Chicago and Los Angeles and I was at ARENA BOWL 3...  Have a beer and catch a ball.
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http://www.ncaasports.com/mmod
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The average annual salary for an arena football player is $22,000, a far cry from the National Football League's minimum of $175,000.
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http://www.worldcup.isn.pl/en/statistics/statistics1f.htm
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check the intercollegiate athletics site on the University web site.  ncaa.org is also a good statistics site.
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Sellout reflects that all the tickets have been sold.  Attendance in the NFL is actual bodies at the stadium. . some people may have a ticket and not shown up.\n\nMajor League Baseball (at least the National League) used to use a turnstile count (bodies).  Now their "attendance" is up by using tickets sold instead.