2015 Crowd Watch part III

[Canard]

I like the effort you went to.

Sure. AAMI did slip my mind, I have been there and didn't find it as good as Cbus. I just think of anything in the 20's capacity wise as small.

Each to their own, but I reckon AAMI is easily the best "small" rectangular stadium in the Country, but a country mile.

Robina is a great stadium but the out in the middle of nowhere feel means its loses something to me.

AAMI only needs a crowd of 13k or so to make it noisy.

 

[oldmancraigy]

being a parra fan took the kids and a wife to the sfs for last nights game. i dont really look at pricing before a game cause i pay at the gate.

yesterday cost me
- $20 parking at sydney boys high
- $88 for tickets
- $60 for drinks , food and other junk

Thats a total of a $166 for 2hrs worth of entertainment, I'm also pretty sure they were the cheapest family tickets available. There is no way i could afford the head out every second week with the kids , and there lies the problem. It should be a regular outing taking your family to the game instead it becomes a once or twice year event
I know clubs do promotions for family passes and cheap tickets but it should be the norm not the exception.
really an extra 10000 at the game is so much healthier than those same 10000 watching on fox or channel nine
I know a they pay a lot of money for the rights but i such a bad look for the game .
I personally think its a much worse look for the game having empty stadiums then anything any player does on or off the field

Cheaper match day experience is a huge start

How much cheaper can it get?
You've paid $80 for 'non game related' stuff. Even if the tickets had been half priced (so $44 for 4 of you? I'm guessing 4, you didn't say) the total price is still $124 for 2 hours entertainment.


$44/ ticket would be pretty cheap, they DID actually have a $50 family ticket offer for that game. Which is not unreasonable. It would probably cost $30 for 4 people at Macca's these days, so really, $50 for 4 tickets is cheap as. $88 for 4 tickets isn't terrible - look at movie ticket prices.

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Each to their own, but I reckon AAMI is easily the best "small" rectangular stadium in the Country, but a country mile.

Robina is a great stadium but the out in the middle of nowhere feel means its loses something to me.

AAMI only needs a crowd of 13k or so to make it noisy.

Yeah CBUS location is crap, but to me, looking at the Stadium only its nice an boxy, and felt steeper. Though, because of CBUS' deserted location its noise containers wouldn't be as good as AAMI. Facilities at AAMI are definitely better too, I just hate the bubble look.

 

[ouwet]

It was a day game, wasn't it the one where Morris scored that try set up from Barba?

No that was 2012 up at the Sold Out Mackay!

The game at Perth was last year V The Storm! The weather was shocking, pre-sales indicated a really good crowd of at least 17-18K.

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

No that was 2012 up at the Sold Out Mackay!

The game at Perth was last year V The Storm! The weather was shocking, pre-sales indicated a really good crowd of at least 17-18K.

Yeah I remember looking at the radar when that game was about to start and a brutal storm was coming in.

 

[lockyno1]

Friday night will be interesting. I would think par would be 27,000, anything more is a bonus.

 

[Timmah]

In horrendous weather on a night from memory. Sunny Sunday afternoon like Gosford enjoyed would have seen 17-18k imo.

Against Melbourne - maybe.

The Titans? I'm not convinced. Were there ANY Titans fans at Gosford yesterday?

It was a day game, wasn't it the one where Morris scored that try set up from Barba?

Nope, that was Mackay.

 

[CC_Roosters]

Against Melbourne - maybe.

The Titans? I'm not convinced. Were there ANY Titans fans at Gosford yesterday?



Nope, that was Mackay.

Funnily enough i do see a few titans jerseys around the coast, must be expat queenzlanders

 

[CC_Roosters]

Friday night will be interesting. I would think par would be 27,000, anything more is a bonus.

Given the reciprocal members access and both clubs in the 8 30k+ is my par

 

[lockyno1]

Given the reciprocal members access and both clubs in the 8 30k+ is my par

Possibly but Friday night may take a few off the crowd unfortunately.

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Funnily enough i do see a few titans jerseys around the coast, must be expat queenzlanders

I think a fair chunk of the Sydney based MC made the trek north too.

Given the reciprocal members access and both clubs in the 8 30k+ is my par

Yeah, I agree. Say both Bulldogs or Souths should/could/would pull at least 15k with their current situation versus an average team, surely they can hit 30k.

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Anyone with Remondis knowledge know what this crowd looks like?

 

[elbusto]

Eleven thousand tops

 

[beave]

Was announced as 10200ish

 

[Perth Red]

No that was 2012 up at the Sold Out Mackay!

The game at Perth was last year V The Storm! The weather was shocking, pre-sales indicated a really good crowd of at least 17-18K.

This is where the nrl needs to step in and provide financial support for taking games on the road. Bad weathe cost the Bulldogs a profit and not surprisingly they didn't bother this year.

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2013/10/25/bulldogs-bring-nrl-game-perth

 

[Timmah]

10,269.

R23 Total: 113,560 | R23 Average: 14,195

 

[elbusto]

10,269.

R23 Total: 113,560 | R23 Average: 14,195

Good Monday crowd. Bloody awful performance by the sharks though.

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Pax for Broncos v Storm - 29,992.

 

[morley101]

$20 tix to the Roosters and Bronco's game on Saturday.

http://www.roosters.com.au/news/2015/08/17/jwh_vs_thaiday_ticke.html

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

What was that decent crowd they got vs Storm that year? Surely the Roosters could beat that. Broncos will have more support there than what Melbourne had.