The Game 2023 Crowd Watch

[Warriors Fever]

What top two games of footy today,especially the Warriors what a amazing comeback...

So proud looking forward to making the trip to newy

 

[The_Wookie]

#NRLCrowds in Round 5 reached 120,572 at an average of 15,072, up 26% on R5 last year. (#13 since 1998)

The season has been attended by 733,065 at an average of 18,327 (#2 since 1998), up 30% on 2022, but down 7,457 on R1-5 of the 2007 season.

 

[Wb1234]

Nsw premier and Blake solly have been good friends for 25 years so the talk is south’s back home sooner rather than later

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

ROUND 6 ESTIMATES - EASTER LONG WEEKEND
Thursday 6 April 2023 at 7:50pm at AAMI Park - Storm vs Roosters - 16,000
Good Friday 7 April 2023 at 4:05pm at Accor Stadium - Bulldogs vs Rabbitohs - 35,000
Good Friday 7 April 2023 at 8:00pm at Qld Country Bank Stadium - Cowboys vs Dolphins - 24,000
Easter Saturday 8 April at 5:30pm at BlueBet Stadium - Panthers vs Sea Eagles - 19,000
Easter Saturday 8 April at 7:35pm at Suncorp Stadium - Broncos vs Raiders - 28,000
Easter Sunday 9 April at 4:05pm at Cbus Super Stadium - Titans vs Dragons - 15,000
Easter Sunday 9 April at 6:15pm at McDonald Jones Stadium - Knights vs Warriors - 22,000
Easter Monday 10 April at 4:00pm at Accor Stadium - Tigers vs Eels - 25,000
TOTAL: 184,000
AVERAGE: 23,000

 

[Vibing]

Thurs Storm V Roosters 16K ( deserves a full house ) luckily its a holdiday on the Friday otherwise it would have got 11K
Fri Bulldogs V Souths , reciprocal rights for souths members , 100K next door at the show & good weather tipped , could get 40K
Fri Cowboys V Dolphins , I saw somewhere a few weeks ago there was only a few hundred tickets left for this one 24K
Sat Penrith V Manly , 21K sold out.
Sat Brisbane V Canberra hopefully should get over 30K
Sun Titans V Dragons might get a very good crowd Im thinking 20K
Sun Newc V Warriors , both teams performing atm .. 20K
Mon Tigers V Parramatta ... one win out of 10 games for these 2 could cruel a good crowd , just nothing doing for the Tigers & while Parra are playing well I fear it wont do much attendance wise . 25K

196K

 

[League Unlimited News]

#NRLCrowds in Round 5 reached 120,572 at an average of 15,072, up 26% on R5 last year. (#13 since 1998)

The season has been attended by 733,065 at an average of 18,327 (#2 since 1998), up 30% on 2022, but down 7,457 on R1-5 of the 2007 season.

Your figures are a little out - per below:

Monday's Expert - 2023 NRL Round 5 » League Unlimited

leagueunlimited.com

Crowds - Round 5​

Thu 8:00pm	SYD v PAR	Allianz	20,886
Fri 6:00pm	CAN v PEN	GIO	15,334
Fri 8:05pm	SOU v MEL	Accor	11,239
Sat 3:00pm	MAN v NEW	Mudgee	9,024
Sat 5:30pm	SGI v DOL	WIN	16,472
Sat 7:35pm	BRI v WST	Suncorp	27,553
Sun 4:05pm	CRO v WAR	Pointsbet	10,878
Sun 6:15pm	CBY v NQL	Accor	9,626
		ROUND TOTAL	121,012
		ROUND AVG	15,126
		SEASON TOTAL	733,105
		SEASON AVG	18,328

Comparison to last year:

Total R5: 95,834
Average R5: 11,979

Season total after R5: 562,461
Season average after R5: 14,062

(link: https://leagueunlimited.com/news/37175-results-2022-nrl-telstra-premiership-round-5/)

 

[The Penguin #6.]

Your figures are a little out - per below:

So that`s about 170k up on last year, let`s say roughly $80 per extra attendee, that equates to about $13.5 million extra into the game this year after only 5 rounds.

 

[titoelcolombiano]

Dolphins cannabilising brisbane fanbase?

lol

Last year we had one Brisbane team averaging 29k, this year so far we have two averaging 31k

 

[titoelcolombiano]

All games at a venue should be the same for the season. The NRL should not allow clubs to profiteer like this. It Is wrong to charge different prices depending on the opponent. If it is $100 then that is the price for a game against the Roosters, Tigers, Penrith or any body else, not upping to exorbitant prices to suit themselves.

Just buy a membership, problem solved. Then all games are the same price... and a pretty reasonable price at that

 

[jim_57]

lol

Last year we had one Brisbane team averaging 29k, this year so far we have two averaging 31k

I don’t agree with PR about Dolphins taking any significant amount of fans from the Broncos but let’s wait a while before we make grandiose statements about the Dolphins average. It ain’t going to be 31k at the end of the year.

 

[titoelcolombiano]

I don’t agree with PR about Dolphins taking any significant amount of fans from the Broncos but let’s wait a while before we make grandiose statements about the Dolphins average. It ain’t going to be 31k at the end of the year.

I doubt it will be. But the Broncos are certainly not dropping below 29k with their current form. So if we end the year with Broncos 32 - 35k and Dolphins 25k that's an awesome result for the game.

 

[jim_57]

I doubt it will be. But the Broncos are certainly not dropping below 29k with their current form. So if we end the year with Broncos 32 - 35k and Dolphins 25k that's an awesome result for the game.

Yeh it’ll definitely help the crowds for the year, having 2 more 50k derbies was always going to help. It’ll be interesting to see how they draw this year against teams other than the Broncos at Suncorp.

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

I doubt it will be. But the Broncos are certainly not dropping below 29k with their current form. So if we end the year with Broncos 32 - 35k and Dolphins 25k that's an awesome result for the game.

I think we might hit 32k average. 35k would be achieved if we had all games at Suncorp. 3 at the Gabba will drag it down a bit I reckon.

If we are top 4, the last game against Melbourne could be 40k+. Our games v Penrith and Roosters being on a Thursday is a shame because 35k possibilities become 20-27k (Roosters is at the Gabba). If we have a great season this year our marketing team should have a huge budget to flog memberships, and they would be smart to do so given the Dolphins are arguably more marketable to youngsters that haven't picked a team yet.

 

[Babyface O'reilly]

Nsw premier and Blake solly have been good friends for 25 years so the talk is south’s back home sooner rather than later

It’ll certainly help but as it stands there’s a contract, so they either find another tenant or pay compensation. Packer, Cannon-Brooks and Rusty have deep pockets, so maybe that’s an option. If Dogs try to get out of theirs too, then there’s a good case to get the reno/rebuild back on the agenda provided they can get a couple of teams to commit.

 

[Wb1234]

It’ll certainly help but as it stands there’s a contract, so they either find another tenant or pay compensation. Packer, Cannon-Brooks and Rusty have deep pockets, so maybe that’s an option. If Dogs try to get out of theirs too, then there’s a good case to get the reno/rebuild back on the agenda provided they can get a couple of teams to commit.

Government is the owner of both

loss of rent at accor means more rent at allianz

 

[Babyface O'reilly]

Government is the owner of both

loss of rent at accor means more rent at allianz

My bad, thought it was privately run. Plus there’s supplier, catering and security, etc. contracts unless they’re the same company at Allianz.

 

[Wb1234]

My bad, thought it was privately run. Plus there’s supplier, catering and security, etc. contracts unless they’re the same company at Allianz.

Justin hemmes stuff at Allianz isn’t cheap lol

guys a rort

 

[Babyface O'reilly]

Justin hemmes stuff at Allianz isn’t cheap lol

guys a rort

Tell me about it, brother

 

[Wb1234]

Tell me about it, brother

Went to mimis once lol

never again

 

[Babyface O'reilly]

Went to mimis once lol

never again

Took out a loan, did ya? Lol. He’s a crook