The PWHL completed the league's 16-stop PWHL Takeover Tour for the 2025-26 season in Edmonton. Here's a look at how each stop on the tour was attended this season.
The PWHL Takeover Tour has become a beacon of outreach for the league in building a fan base, showcasing the sport to new fans, and internally, as a test drive for potential expansion markets.
The tour wrapped up this week in Edmonton. This season the tour brought in 199,631 fans for an average of 12,476 fans per game across the 16 dates.
Here's a look at how each stop measured up.
1. Washington - 17,228
January 18, Capital One Arena - New York 2 : Montreal 1
2. Calgary - 16,150
April 1, Saddledome - Toronto 2 : Ottawa 1
3. Hamilton - 16,012
January 3, TD Coliseum - Seattle 3 : Toronto 2
4. Detroit - 15,938
March 28, Little Caesars Arena - Montreal 3 : New York 1
5. Denver - 15,512
March 15, Ball Arena - Minnesota 4 : New York 3
6. Winnipeg - 15,225
March 22, Canada Life Centre - Ottawa 2: Montreal 1
7. Quebec City - 14,624
January 28, Videotron Centre - Montreal 1 : Boston 0
8. Denver - 11,612
January 25, Ball Arena - Vancouver 3 : Seattle 1
9. Edmonton - 10,794
April 7 at Rogers Place - Boston 5 : Vancouver 1
10. Halifax - 10,452
January 11, Scotiabank Centre - Ottawa 2 : Boston 1
11. Halifax - 10,438
December 17, Scotiabank Centre - Montreal 3 : Toronto 2
12. Edmonton - 10,264
December 27, Rogers Place - Minnesota 2 : Vancouver 1
13. Chicago - 10,006
March 25, Allstate Arena - Seattle 4 : Toronto 1
14. Detroit - 9,624
January 3, Little Caesars Arena - Vancouver 4 : Boston 3
15. Dallas - 8,514
December 28, American Airlines Arena - New York 3 : Seattle 3
16. Chicago - 7,238
December 21 at Allstate Arena - Ottawa 3 : Minnesota 2