2026 Crowd Watch

[i0Nic]

Yes dragons need both venues updated especially WIN - both upgrades are on the cards. Then play 8 games at the new WIN, 1 at kogarah as a heritage round, and 3 at Allianz against Souths, roosters, bulldogs.

With some on field success no reason why the Allianz games can’t average 30k, WIN averages 16-18k and kogarah a sellout at 17k.

edit - the above scenario would result in dragons having a 20k + average for the year. Could be higher in really good years. Exactly where we want to be.

 

[stratocaster]

Yes dragons need both venues updated especially WIN - both upgrades are on the cards. Then play 8 games at the new WIN, 1 at kogarah as a heritage round, and 3 at Allianz against Souths, roosters, bulldogs. With some on field success no reason why the Allianz games can’t average 25-30k, WIN averages 16-18k and kogarah a sellout at 17k.

The more I think about it the more it makes sense to play the majority of home games a year in Wollongong and play 3-4 home games a year at Allianz. You could even sell 5-6 game Allianz memberships with away games to South Sydney and the Roosters.

It's such a simple solution too. With 8 games at Wollongong, you get locals there more invested. It's not some Sydney club, it's theirs.

Theoretically, if you could get the Tigers and Sharks to play a home game at Allianz against the Dragons, you can sell 8 game Sydney memberships for the Dragons at the one venue (4 home, 4 away). With reciprocal rights for all club members, I think you'd initially get 25-30k. But after 10 years of that ground rationalisation/centralisation, it would be constant sell outs for those matches as you'd be pulling 20k Dragons & 20k away support (Rabbitohs, Tigers, Roosters, Sharks).

The Dragons would be averaging 20-25k as a club. More with great on field success.

 

[yakstorm]

Eels have put on a family offer for their match against the Titans:

Game Day Guide: Round 6 v Titans at CommBank Stadium

Join us back in PARRAdise for Junior League and Kids Round at CommBank when we take on the Gold Coast Titans, presented by Motiv8.

www.parraeels.com.au

Up to FOUR kids go free* with a purchased adult or concession ticket.

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

Unclear if a temporary measure / issue, but Away GA is sold out / unavailable for tomorrow night's clash between Canterbury and Penrith at Accor Stadium.

Bays 105-109 and 127-134-1 are virtually sold out.

I think we will see a healthy ~25k crowd.

 

[newc18]

Unclear if a temporary measure / issue, but Away GA is sold out / unavailable for tomorrow night's clash between Canterbury and Penrith at Accor Stadium.

Bays 105-109 and 127-134-1 are virtually sold out.

I think we will see a healthy ~25k crowd.

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The crowds from 90% of teams are really surprising me (positively) this year. Last week I would have thought this would be sub 20k.

 

[Dark Corner]

Yes dragons need both venues updated especially WIN - both upgrades are on the cards. Then play 8 games at the new WIN, 1 at kogarah as a heritage round, and 3 at Allianz against Souths, roosters, bulldogs.

With some on field success no reason why the Allianz games can’t average 30k, WIN averages 16-18k and kogarah a sellout at 17k.

edit - the above scenario would result in dragons having a 20k + average for the year. Could be higher in really good years. Exactly where we want to be.

Whats the point of having 20,000 plus stadium in Kograh when its only getting usde once.

 

[Dark Corner]

Get in my 3 games on Sky Broncos v Cowboys
Storm v Warriors
Sharks v Roosters

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Trains are absolutely cooked in Brisbane for the month of April.

The Cowboys game might push 46k but we'll see if the track works cook that.

 

[Valheru]

Roosters have family day next sunday at SFS against Newcastle

Junior Round | KIDS GO FREE

To celebrate Junior Round next week.. KIDS GO FREE!

www.roosters.com.au

Kids free entry and $14 gets you a hotdog, chips and drink.

 

[ouwet]

Unclear if a temporary measure / issue, but Away GA is sold out / unavailable for tomorrow night's clash between Canterbury and Penrith at Accor Stadium.

Bays 105-109 and 127-134-1 are virtually sold out.

I think we will see a healthy ~25k crowd.

Away GA back on sale now...

Aaron Warburton on SEN a couple of days ago said this game was tracting higher than our game against Newcastle with sales so expecting 20K +

 

[cleary89]

It's sad that I saw $14 for a hotdog, chips and drink and thought that's actually not bad.

 

[beave]

Trains are absolutely cooked in Brisbane for the month of April.

The Cowboys game might push 46k but we'll see if the track works cook that.

fuuUUUUUUUUU i better check out what's going on with the Springfield line.

FML

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

fuuUUUUUUUUU i better check out what's going on with the Springfield line.

FML

I think Springfield and Rosewood are all good until like the 20th. Everything else - rough haha

 

[beave]

I think Springfield and Rosewood are all good until like the 20th. Everything else - rough haha

yep seen.

Cheers mate <3

 

[Wb1234]

with these weekend game going to be another sellout storm are still looking at taking this game or Anzac Day To Etihad or mcg (prefer mcg)

edit now sold out

 

[horrie hastings]

It's sad that I saw $14 for a hotdog, chips and drink and thought that's actually not bad.

That is slated as a kids combo. Even though i haven't bought chips or a hot dog there this year ( only a four and twenty pie which is $ 6.70 ) from memory last year the stadium dog was i think $6.70 and a small chips was $6 so if those prices are correct as of this year that is not a really good deal, as i said i have not bought chips or a hot dog there this year so not a 100% certain of the prices but the four and twenty pie is the same price as last year.

 

[yakstorm]

Feels like Perth Double Header is selling better than last year's match, though the selling style is different.

Last year on Level 3 & 5 in the TV arc they let people buy almost anywhere, which created the very spread out seating we all saw. This year they've being selling row by row from the front, which will see a greater concentration.

In Bays 539 - 547, pretty much all seats from rows 1 - 14 have gone, whilst in 548 - 550, 501 & 536 - 538 they've sold the first 12 (these bays have 22 rows)

In Bays 338 - 352, all rows have been sold, whilst as they wrap around the corners, they're selling into row 14. Additional bays on Level 1 on the non-TV side have been put on sale and are moving.

 

[yakstorm]

That is slated as a kids combo. Even though i haven't bought chips or a hot dog there this year ( only a four and twenty pie which is $ 6.70 ) from memory last year the stadium dog was i think $6.70 and a small chips was $6 so if those prices are correct as of this year that is not a really good deal, as i said i have not bought chips or a hot dog there this year so not a 100% certain of the prices but the four and twenty pie is the same price as last year.

It includes a soft drink, which is $6.50 on its own at the ground. $14 for what is normally almost $20 ($19.20) is as generous as you'll ever get from Merivale.

 

[horrie hastings]

It includes a soft drink, which is $6.50 on its own at the ground. $14 for what is normally almost $20 ($19.20) is as generous as you'll ever get from Merivale.

It actually says water , no mention of a soft drink, think the water is about $5 or $ 5.50, it also slates it a kids combo, i suppose you are saving around $4 or so but can an adult access the $14 deal . To me the deal while you save a few dollars is not actually a great deal. Mind you Merivale may have jacked up their prices again considering what has happened over the last month ( nothing would surprise me with Merivale), i noticed KFC have already jacked up their prices.

 

[Warriors Fever]

Heading out to the dogs game hopefully the fact that this looks one sided doesn’t put people off.