Sentence examples for Turnstile count from inspiring English sources

On opening day the turnstile count was 16,408.

The attendance was 43,342, representing tickets sold, not the actual turnstile count.

Because of a snowstorm in the region, the official turnstile count at the Izod Center was 1,016.

The team, which has never announced a home crowd of less than 18,865, said no turnstile count was available.

The number of tickets sold are incorporated into the average instead of turnstile count, and on some nights, the Izod Center's attendance appears to fall far short of the average.

Last December, when sleet, snow and ennui pared the Izod Center crowd to 9,889 (the paid, not the turnstile, count) for the Nets-Dallas game, the theme song of the venerable game show was heard, the public address announcer implored fans in the arena's upper reaches to "Come on down!" and Vonage got extra value as the sponsor of this spasm of generosity.

But what about those turnstile counts?

Until 1999, National League clubs reported attendance based on turnstile counts and the American League teams reported paid attendance.

(N.B.A. teams report attendance based on tickets distributed, not turnstile counts. The latter figure is not publicly available).

Amid a sagging economy and declining turnstile counts felt across the N.B.A., it is hard to argue that the Nets are not being proactive.

On many nights, the arena seems more empty than the announced attendance, which is based on tickets distributed rather than turnstile counts.