NHL (THROUGH FEB. 10)
| Anaheim Ducks |
29 |
467,957 |
16,136 |
94.0% |
15,888 |
| Boston Bruins |
31 |
544,515 |
17,565 |
100.0% |
17,565 |
| Buffalo Sabres |
31 |
572,455 |
18,466 |
96.8% |
18,970 |
| Calgary Flames |
29 |
559,381 |
19,289 |
100.0% |
19,289 |
| Carolina Hurricanes |
32 |
491,898 |
15,372 |
82.3% |
17,560 |
| Chicago Blackhawks |
29 |
625,587 |
21,572 |
109.4% |
21,776 |
| Colorado Avalanche |
29 |
460,937 |
15,894 |
88.3% |
15,445 |
| Columbus Blue Jackets |
29 |
407,673 |
14,058 |
77.5% |
14,565 |
| Dallas Stars |
29 |
431,655 |
14,885 |
80.3% |
17,063 |
| Detroit Red Wings |
30 |
601,980 |
20,066 |
100.0% |
20,066 |
| Edmonton Oilers |
26 |
437,814 |
16,839 |
100.0% |
16,839 |
| Florida Panthers |
27 |
398,973 |
14,777 |
86.7% |
16,992 |
| Los Angeles Kings |
30 |
543,840 |
18,128 |
100.1% |
18,179 |
| Minnesota Wild |
30 |
550,886 |
18,363 |
102.3% |
18,795 |
| Montreal Canadiens |
31 |
659,463 |
21,273 |
100.0% |
21,273 |
| Nashville Predators |
30 |
494,625 |
16,488 |
96.3% |
16,974 |
| New Jersey Devils |
27 |
396,297 |
14,678 |
88.5% |
17,114 |
| New York Islanders |
30 |
414,801 |
13,827 |
85.5% |
13,307 |
| New York Rangers (a) |
31 |
558,186 |
18,006 |
100.0% |
17,200 |
| Ottawa Senators |
29 |
520,825 |
17,959 |
93.8% |
19,408 |
| Philadelphia Flyers |
27 |
534,852 |
19,809 |
101.4% |
19,787 |
| Phoenix Coyotes |
30 |
398,098 |
13,270 |
77.5% |
13,924 |
| Pittsburgh Penguins |
28 |
520,898 |
18,604 |
101.2% |
18,648 |
| San Jose Sharks |
29 |
509,298 |
17,562 |
100.0% |
17,562 |
| St. Louis Blues |
30 |
518,147 |
17,272 |
90.2% |
17,901 |
| Tampa Bay Lightning |
27 |
500,456 |
18,535 |
96.5% |
19,056 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs |
32 |
620,366 |
19,386 |
103.0% |
19,426 |
| Vancouver Canucks |
28 |
529,480 |
18,910 |
100.0% |
18,948 |
| Washington Capitals |
31 |
573,686 |
18,506 |
100.0% |
18,506 |
| Winnipeg Jets |
29 |
435,116 |
15,004 |
100.0% |
15,004 |
* Teams played 48-game schedules for the 2012-13 regular season, which began Jan. 19, 2013, after a lockout that delayed the usual fall start of the season.
(a) Renovations at Madison Square Garden increased capacity to 18,006 this season from 17,200 last season.
Note: Attendance for the Bridgestone Winter Classic and Coors Light Stadium Series games are accounted for here by noting traditional, full-capacity home games for the hosting teams.
