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This chart shows each Major League Baseball team's highest season total in paid attendance for home games.
| Team name |
Season |
Home attendance |
Per game average |
Ballpark |
| Arizona Diamondbacks |
2002 |
3,198,977 |
39,494 |
Bank One Ballpark |
| Atlanta Braves |
1993 |
3,884,720 |
47,960 |
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium |
| Baltimore Orioles |
1997 |
3,711,132 |
45,816 |
Oriole Park at Camden Yards |
| Boston Red Sox |
2006 |
2,930,588 |
36,180 |
Fenway Park |
| Chicago Cubs |
2004 |
3,170,184 |
38,660 |
Wrigley Field |
| Chicago White Sox |
2006 |
2,957,414 |
36,511 |
Comiskey Park II |
| Cincinnati Reds |
1976 |
2,629,708 |
32,466 |
Riverfront Stadium |
| Cleveland Indians |
1999 |
3,468,456 |
42,820 |
Jacobs Field |
| Colorado Rockies |
1993 |
4,483,350 |
55,350 |
Mile High Stadium |
| Detroit Tigers |
1984 |
2,704,794 |
32,985 |
Tiger Stadium |
| Florida Marlins |
1993 |
3,064,847 |
37,838 |
Joe Robbie Stadium |
| Houston Astros |
2004 |
3,087,872 |
38,122 |
Minute Maid Park |
| Kansas City Royals |
1989 |
2,477,700 |
30,589 |
Royals Stadium |
| Los Angeles Angels |
2006 |
3,406,790 |
42,059 |
Angel Stadium of Anaheim |
| Los Angeles Dodgers |
2006 |
3,758,421 |
46,400 |
Dodger Stadium |
| Milwaukee Brewers |
2001 |
2,811,041 |
34,704 |
Miller Park |
| Minnesota Twins |
1988 |
3,030,672 |
37,416 |
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome |
| New York Mets |
2006 |
3,379,535 |
41,723 |
Shea Stadium |
| New York Yankees |
2006 |
4,248,067 |
52,445 |
Yankee Stadium |
| Oakland Athletics |
1990 |
2,900,217 |
35,805 |
Oakland Coliseum |
| Philadelphia Phillies |
2004 |
3,250,092 |
40,125 |
Citizens Bank Park |
| Pittsburgh Pirates |
2001 |
2,464,870 |
30,430 |
PNC Park |
| Seattle Mariners |
2002 |
3,542,938 |
43,740 |
Safeco Field |
| St. Louis Cardinals |
2005 |
3,538,988 |
43,691 |
Busch Stadium |
| San Diego Padres |
2004 |
3,016,752 |
37,244 |
PETCO Park |
| San Francisco Giants |
2000 |
3,318,800 |
40,973 |
Pacific Bell Park |
| Tampa Bay Devil Rays |
1998 |
2,506,293 |
30,942 |
Tropicana Field |
| Texas Rangers |
1997 |
2,945,228 |
36,361 |
The Ballpark in Arlington |
| Toronto Blue Jays |
1993 |
4,057,947 |
50,098 |
SkyDome |
| Washington Nationals |
2005 |
2,731,993 |
33,728 |
R.F.K. Stadium |
The five teams with the oldest attendance records are the Reds (1976), the Tigers (1984), the Twins (1988), the Royals (1989) and the Athletics (1990).
Top-ten highest home attendance totals
| Team name |
Season |
Home attendance |
Per game |
Ballpark |
| Colorado Rockies |
1993 |
4,483,350 |
55,350 |
Mile High Stadium |
| New York Yankees |
2006 |
4,248,067 |
52,445 |
Yankee Stadium |
| New York Yankees |
2005 |
4,090,696 |
50,502 |
Yankee Stadium |
| Toronto Blue Jays |
1993 |
4,057,947 |
50,098 |
SkyDome |
| Toronto Blue Jays |
1992 |
4,028,318 |
49,732 |
SkyDome |
| Toronto Blue Jays |
1991 |
4,002,527 |
49,402 |
SkyDome |
| Colorado Rockies |
1996 |
3,891,014 |
48,037 |
Coors Field |
| Colorado Rockies |
1997 |
3,888,453 |
48,006 |
Coors Field |
| Toronto Blue Jays |
1990 |
3,885,284 |
47,966 |
SkyDome |
| Atlanta Braves |
1993 |
3,884,720 |
47,960 |
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium |
Progression of the home field attendance record
| Season |
Team |
Home attendance |
Per game |
Ballpark |
| 1993 |
Colorado Rockies |
4,483,350 |
55,350 |
Mile High Stadium |
| 1992 |
Toronto Blue Jays |
4,028,318 |
49,732 |
SkyDome |
| 1991 |
Toronto Blue Jays |
4,001,527 |
49,402 |
SkyDome |
| 1990 |
Toronto Blue Jays |
3,885,284 |
47,966 |
SkyDome |
| 1978 |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
3,347,845 |
41,331 |
Dodger Stadium |
| 1977 |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
2,955,087 |
36,483 |
Dodger Stadium |
| 1962 |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
2,755,184 |
33,195 |
Dodger Stadium |
| 1948 |
Cleveland Indians |
2,620,627 |
33,172 |
Cleveland Stadium |
| 1946 |
New York Yankees |
2,265,512 |
29,422 |
Yankee Stadium |
| 1920 |
New York Yankees |
1,289,422 |
16,746 |
Polo Grounds IV |
| 1908 |
New York Giants |
910,000 |
11,375 |
Polo Grounds III |
| 1905 |
Chicago White Sox |
687,419 |
8,383 |
South Side Park II |
| 1904 |
Boston Americans |
623,295 |
7,695 |
Huntington Avenue Grounds |
| 1903 |
New York Giants |
579,530 |
8,279 |
Polo Grounds III |
| 1895 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
474,971 |
7,142 |
Baker Bowl |
| 1894 |
New York Giants |
387,000 |
5,650 |
Polo Grounds III |
| 1893 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
293,019 |
4,406 |
Philadelphia Baseball Grounds |
| 1891 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
217,282 |
3,149 |
Philadelphia Baseball Grounds |
| 1890 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
148,366 |
2,231 |
Philadelphia Baseball Grounds |
Largest crowds at a World Series game:
| Attendance |
Opponents |
Game number |
Date |
Stadium |
| 92,706 |
Chicago White Sox at Los Angeles Dodgers |
Game 5 |
October 6, 1959 |
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum |
| 92,650 |
Chicago White Sox at Los Angeles Dodgers |
Game 4 |
October 5, 1959 |
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum |
| 92,394 |
Chicago White Sox at Los Angeles Dodgers |
Game 3 |
October 4, 1959 |
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum |
| 86,288 |
Boston Braves at Cleveland Indians |
Game 5 |
October 10, 1948 |
Cleveland Stadium |
| 81,897 |
Boston Braves at Cleveland Indians |
Game 4 |
October 9, 1948 |
Cleveland Stadium |
| 78,102 |
New York Giants at Cleveland Indians |
Game 4 |
October 2, 1954 |
Cleveland Stadium |
| 74,065 |
Brooklyn Dodgers at New York Yankees |
Game 6 |
October 5, 1947 |
Yankee Stadium |
| 73,977 |
Brooklyn Dodgers at New York Yankees |
Game 3 |
October 6, 1956 |
Yankee Stadium |
| 73,365 |
Brooklyn Dodgers at New York Yankees |
Game 1 |
September 30, 1947 |
Yankee Stadium |
| 71,787 |
Brooklyn Dodgers at New York Yankees |
Game 4 |
October 4, 1952 |
Yankee Stadium |
