The MLS attendance average so far this season is hovering around the 2016 figure. On the one hand you can say stability is great, considering two new teams were added. However, with both Atlanta United and Minnesota United both sitting at or above the average attendance line, plus a new Orlando City stadium, that means other clubs are failing to keep pace.
Towards the bottom of the attendance standings, teams such as DC United and New England can hope that future homes will help boost them towards the league’s better half. (Although a new stadium for the Revolution looks unlikely at present).