The total attendance for the 2017/18 Aviva Premiership season surpassed 1,000,000 for the season this past weekend as loyal fans turned out to support their teams despite the cold weather.
But who struggles to fill out their home ground and who packs out their stadium completely on a regular basis?
RUCK has ranked every Aviva Premiership club by the percentage of the average capacity filled in their Premiership home games below.
12. London Irish's Madejski Stadium (capacity 24,161) has been 25% full for their Premiership home games this season.
11. Sale Sharks' AJ Bell Stadium (capacity 12,000) has been 47% full for their Premiership home games this season.
10. Wasps' Ricoh Arena (capacity 32,609) has been 51% full for their Premiership home games this season.
9. Worcester Warriors' Sixways (capacity 12,024) has been 65% full for their Premiership home games this season.
8. Newcastle Falcons' Kingston Park (capacity 10,200) has been 76% full for their Premiership home games this season.
7. Gloucesters' Kingsholm (capacity 16,115) has been 84% full for their Premiership home games this season.
6. Leicester Tigers' Welford Road (capacity 25,849) has been 84% full for their Premiership home games this season.
5. Exeter Chiefs' Sandy Park (capacity 12,800) has been 88% full for their Premiership home games this season.
4. Northampton Saints' Franklin's Gardens (capacity 15,249) has been 89% full for their Premiership home games this season.
3. Harlequins' Twickenham Stoop (capacity 14,800) has been 95% full for their Premiership home games this season.
2. Saracens' Allianz Park (capacity 10,000) has been 96% full for their Premiership home games this season.
1. Baths' Recreation Ground (capacity 14,509) has been 98% full for their Premiership home games this season.