Which World Cup was the highest attended in US history?

Which World Cup was the highest attended in US history?

1994 FIFA World Cup
The 1994 FIFA World Cup which was hosted by the USA recorded the maximum footfall so far with over 3.5 million tickets sold. The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, played host to the World Cup final in 1994, as Brazil edged out Italy on penalties.

How big was the crowd at the 66 World Cup?

96,924
1966 FIFA World Cup Final

What was the biggest crowd at a FIFA World Cup?

3.57 million
The stadium was the venue for seven games, including the final between Germany and Argentina on 13th July 2014. The 1994 World Cup holds the record for the highest total attendance, at 3.57 million, and the highest average attendance at 68,626.

What sport has the highest attendance in America?

The National Football League was the major sports league with the highest average attendance in North America in the 2019 season, with an average of 66,479 people attending each game.

Which is more popular Super Bowl or World Cup?

Although the NFL and the Super Bowl continue to hold the top ratings spot in the U.S., overall World Cup viewership dwarfs that of American football.

Is the MLS bigger than the NHL?

In comparison, the NHL averages 17,455 in attendance per game, while the NBA averages 17,273. Additionally, Nielsen Media Research indicates that MLS telecasts are averaging a record high 345,000 viewers on average for each game shown on ESPN/ESPN2, and up 12 percent from 2011.

Is Super Bowl bigger than FIFA?

The 2021 Super Bowl pales in comparison, having had an average TV viewership of 91.6 million in the U.S. plus an estimated 30 to 50 million viewers around the world. This chart compares the average global TV viewership of FIFA World Cup Finals compared to the estimated global TV audience of the Super Bowl.

Which country has the highest football attendance?

Top 10 leagues in average attendance