Facts & Figures
What's in it for you?
- • Increase your profile and awareness on both a local and national platform
- • Promote to an ever-expanding market
- • Associate with an exciting and dynamic sport
- • Generate new business opportunities with our fans and corporate clients
- • Exceptional exposure, with value-for-money sponsorship and advertising
- • Satisfaction of corporate and social responsibility requirements
- • Active role in promoting healthier lifestyles with our community programme
- • Support grass roots sport and communities throughout the region
- • Opportunity to entertain corporate clients and guests during game nights
- • Opportunity to offer incentives and rewards through our ticketing initiatives
Our Supporters
Our club appeals to sports fans of all ages right across the North West region and beyond. We have season ticket holders from as far afield as Morecambe, Bradford, Wrexham, Knutsford and Lytham St. Anne's, with ever-increasing numbers closer to home in places such as Oldham, Warrington, Bolton and Rochdale along with Manchester itself.
We have an average attendance of around 1,000 fans at every home game, and this number is constantly on the rise.
The Manchester Phoenix is the North West's fastest-growing sports and entertainment experience and a true family sport.
The image to the right shows the percentage of our supporters from each county.
Further demographics are as follows.
Age Ranges
- - Under 16 years: 4%
- - 16-20 years: 29%
- - 20-30 years: 26%
- - 30-40 years: 11%
- - 40-50 years: 14%
- - Over 50 years: 16%
Gender
- - Male: 51%
- - Female: 49%
Match Night
On game nights at the Altrincham Ice Dome, the Manchester Phoenix attract an average attendance of over 1,000 supporters and growing for an evening of high-octane sporting action and entertainment for all the family.
Last season, the Phoenix became EPL Champions, collecting 88 points from only 54 games. In the 27 league games played at the Ice Dome, the Phoenix won 23 of them, and scored 138 goals.
All on-site advertising, such as the rink-side dasherboards, remain in place 365 days a year. They offer increased exposure to the general skating public, with numbers in excess of a thousand people each day. The Ice Dome is the North West rink most often used by ITV's Dancing on Ice for practice, and has been shown several times during the programme.
The Ice Dome operates from 6.00am each day until midnight, seven days a week, with private and public skating and ice dance tuition, together with ice hockey training and game times for all teams under the Manchester Phoenix umbrella.
