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NBA teams collectively drew more than 22.18 million …
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NBA teams attracted over 22.18 million fans this past season, averaging 18,108 attendees per game, marking the third consecutive year of strong attendance. The league's arenas were filled to 97% capacity, with eleven teams achieving sellouts for every game.
NBA teams collectively drew more than 22.18 million fans and averaged 18,108 in attendance at their home arenas this past season, the third straight campaign for those key metrics. The league’s regular-season games have drawn a total of just less than 67 million over the past three seasons. NBA arenas also filled to 97% capacity for the fourth time ever. Eleven teams sold out every game (the Mavericks finished at more than 100% capacity for the season, thanks to several games with strong standing-room sales, but did not sell out every home date). The Heat has the longest sellout streak in the league, having sold out all their home games for 14 consecutive seasons (minus the two pandemic-impacted seasons), and the Celtics have sold out every game since the 2021-22 season.
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Which NBA teams had the highest attendance this season?
The Dallas Mavericks had over 100% capacity for the season, while the Miami Heat maintained the longest sellout streak, selling out all home games for 14 consecutive seasons.
What was the total attendance for NBA games over the past three seasons?
The total attendance for NBA regular-season games over the past three seasons was just under 67 million fans.
