Hull FC have confirmed their season average attendance for 2025.
Hull FC have recorded an average attendance of 12,159 for the 2025 season – marking a 10% improvement on last year. The Black and Whites concluded a much-improved Super League campaign on Thursday night, finishing the year with 13 wins, 13 losses, and one draw from a 27-game season – a stark contrast from last year’s return of just three victories.
And that progress is reflected in this year’s crowds, which have seen one of the highest averages recorded since the club moved to the MKM Stadium 22 years ago. In fact, the club recorded 10,000 attendances in 12 of their 13 league games at home this year, having surpassed 8,000 members ahead of the season.
The highest figure was the derby game against Hull KR, with Hull seeing 21,018 attend the Good Friday fixture. Elsewhere, 14,751 saw the home opener against Wigan Warriors, with 13,376 also seeing the Castleford Tigers game back in June. The only figure that was sub-10k was the fixture against Leigh Leopards back in March. The game was played on a Thursday night, with 9,765 in attendance.
Furthermore, the club also saw 20,226 inside the MKM Stadium for the Challenge Cup quarter-final tie against Hull KR. The figure was the biggest quarter-final attendance in the competition since 1989 and the club’s biggest home attendance in the cup since 1961. Obviously, that figure doesn’t count towards the club’s Super League average.
Meanwhile, Super League is on track to announce its biggest cumulative attendance for a 12-team edition of the competition since 2008 following the completion of the regular season this Friday night – with over 1.6 million fans visiting stadiums across the league this season.
Hull have also confirmed that 2026 membership details will be announced in the near future.