1. Orlando – 5,330 ave. (58,636 total - 7,933 high* - 11 dates)
2. Rochester - 4,927 ave. (54,192 total – 7,024 high - 11 dates)
3. Wilmington - 3,969 ave. (43,656 total - 5,783 high - 11 dates)
4. Charleston - 3,459 ave. (38,048 total - 4,083 high* - 11 dates)
5. Richmond - 1,986 ave. (23,827 total – 4,742 high - 12 dates)
6. Antigua - 1,600 ave. (14,400 total - 6,000 high* - 12 dates, 3 missing)
7. Harrisburg - 1,404 ave. (16,845 total - 2,038 high - 12 dates)
8. Pittsburgh – 1,130 ave. (13,555 total – 2,035 high - 12 dates)
9. Charlotte – 1,043 ave. (11,473 total - 1,179 high - 11 dates)
10. New York - 830 ave. (9,963 total - 2,011 high* - 12 dates)
11. Dayton - 542 ave. (4,338 total - 1,044 high* - 10 dates, 2 missing)
12. Los Angeles - 410 ave. (4,101 total - 704 high - 10 dates)

Wow, the Kickers had more at their last game than LA (and Dayton for that matter) has had all season? Wondering how that is going to play out next year? Unless there are 4 or 5 other viable clubs in their proximity (no PR teams), I can't see them coming back.