MLS attendances through gameweek 32 of the 2017 season

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Colorado Rapids drew its smallest crowd of the season in its final home match, a Rocky Mountain Cup game against Real Salt Lake, with just a reported attendance of 13,102.

On the flip side, the Revs had its largest turnout in its final home match versus New York City FC. Orlando City’s decrease, meanwhile, is due to its new stadium with a smaller capacity than last season’s home.

The average attendance (21,925) is up 1.08% vs 2016. The final numbers might tick up a little with Atlanta and Seattle having home matches in the last week of the season.

Latest attendance numbers for MLS teams:

Chicago 17,616
Colorado 13,102
Houston 15,724
Kansas City 19,083
Los Angeles 23,377
New England 33,767
NY Red Bull 25,219
Orlando 25,166
Portland 21,144
Seattle 48,478
Toronto 27,866
Vancouver 22,120

MLS Attendance – Equal # of Home Games
	2016	2017
	Att	Att	Att +/-	GP
Atlanta	NA	46,721	NA	16
Seattle	42,174	43,622	3.43%	16
Toronto	26,583	27,647	4.00%	17
Orlando	31,324	25,028	-20.10%	17
NYCFC	26,998	22,459	-16.81%	16
LA Galaxy	25,147	22,246	-11.53%	17
Vancouver	22,330	21,416	-4.09%	17
Red Bulls	20,620	21,175	2.69%	17
Portland	21,144	21,144	0.00%	16
Minnesota	NA	20,538	NA	17
Montreal	20,660	20,006	-3.17%	16
San Jose	20,051	19,992	-0.29%	16
Sporting KC	19,597	19,537	-0.31%	17
NE Revs	20,185	19,367	-4.06%	17
Salt Lake	19,763	18,761	-5.07%	16
Chicago	15,602	17,383	11.42%	17
Houston	18,892	17,316	-8.35%	16
Philadelphia Union	17,458	16,700	-4.34%	16
D.C. United	16,215	16,434	1.35%	16
Columbus	17,125	15,439	-9.84%	17
Colorado	16,278	15,322	-5.87%	17
FC Dallas	14,071	15,106	7.36%	16