USA Today: Dolphins have greatest growth in ticket sales in NFL over past two seasons

[gafin]

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins expect a virtually full house for Sunday's pivotal home game against the Baltimore Ravens, and that's no small feat, considering the franchise's struggles to rally a notoriously fickle South Florida fan base in recent years.

No NFL team has experienced greater growth in ticket sales over the past two season than the Dolphins, who have gone from 29th in paid attendance in 2012 (57,379 per game) to 21st in 2013 (64,319) to 12th so far this season (70,722), with 70,000-plus projected for its three remaining home games as well.

"We have a long way to go," Dolphins president and CEO Tom Garfinkel told USA TODAY Sports on Friday, "but we certainly made some progress together over the past year."

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[Danny68]

That's what winning and finally getting a franchise Quarterback will do ya :up:

 

[sixzero]

This is really exciting! Thank you for sharing... Cannot wait for tomorrow.

 

[vt_dolfan]

Dear Lord who is that wearing a Phins hat...

 

[Jeep]

Its Wayne's and Stephen's fault....

 

[Bob512]

That is interesting and great news! Having a competitive football team does a lot for the fan base and attendance. Make a playoff run these next 4 games and these ticket sales will go up even more!

Thanks for posting.