Hull FC have recorded their highest average home attendance at the MKM Stadium in 2025 in 15 years.
An average crowd of 12,159 watched the Black & Whites on home soil in Betfred Super League action this season – the highest figure for a full season recorded since the 2010 campaign.
The figure is an increase of over 10% compared to 2024, with the Airlie Birds surpassing the 10,000 crowd mark 12 times out of their 13 league fixtures in West Hull, backed by over 8,000 members this season.
Betfred 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 tonight, with over 1.6 million fans visiting stadia across the league this season. And the Faithful have certainly played their part!
A crowd of 14,751 made the trip to HU3 for our home opener against the Warriors in February – a match day which saw the highest number of home supporters inside the MKM Stadium in over eight years at a non-derby fixture.
A sell-out crowd of 21,018 supporters attended our Good Friday clash against Hull KR, recording our highest home attendance since Easter 2009, and our fifth highest attendance of all time at the MKM Stadium
And 13,376 fans came to our ‘BIG Night Out’ clash against Castleford Tigers in June – a bumper crowd to round off the club’s annual Hull&Proud Week.
While not included in these average figures, the club also welcomed 20,226 to April’s Betfred Challenge Cup Quarter-Final clash against the Robins – the biggest Quarter-Final attendance in the competition since 1989, and the club’s biggest home attendance in the cup since 1961.
Full details of our 2026 memberships will be announced in the near future.
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