The Game 2023 Crowd Watch

[Belza]

Problem is after the game and a skinful they are like a 300m walk uphill from the stadium.

Can't have any alcohol any time so the walk isn't a problem

 

[Gobsmacked]

Just got news thrmy fb feed an the Dolphins home game at Sunshine Coast-- sold out in 2 hours

 

[Marlins]

 

[BlueandGold]

Why the hell would you play the Eels away from Suncorp.

Could have had 25k+ at Suncorp.

Oh well not to be.

 

[The Penguin #6.]

Can't have any alcohol any time so the walk isn't a problem

Don`t trust yourself ?

 

[Vibing]

Why the hell would you play the Eels away from Suncorp.

Could have had 25k+ at Suncorp.

Oh well not to be.

I think sooker has taken over Suncorp by then...
so its not available

 

[Belza]

Don`t trust yourself ?

Health.(past cancer)

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

The Broncos are closing in on a full stadium.

Pretty much only sections 719 (unreleased), 720, 724 (unreleased), 732, 731, and all restricted view (unreleased) are left. 723 is 70% filled.

If they release 719 and 724 as the 'corner' category, they will sell quickly.

Could be anywhere from 40-45k, but we need lots of Broncos GA members and stadium members to show up.

EDIT 14:55, section 719 has been opened as the 'corners' category which are popular with walk ups.

 

[blukablu]

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I'd imagine once Sunshine Coast Stadium is redeveloped into a 20k-seat stadium (construction starts next year) all the game at Kayo will get shifted their.

8 games at Suncorp (52k), 4 games Sunshine Coast (20k) would be a good split.

 

[Gobsmacked]

I'd imagine once Sunshine Coast Stadium is redeveloped into a 20k-seat stadium (construction starts next year) all the game at Kayo will get shifted their.

8 games at Suncorp (52k), 4 games Sunshine Coast (20k) would be a good split.

I didn't know the Sunshine Coast stadium was getting redevelopment

 

[BlueandGold]

I'd imagine once Sunshine Coast Stadium is redeveloped into a 20k-seat stadium (construction starts next year) all the game at Kayo will get shifted their.

8 games at Suncorp (52k), 4 games Sunshine Coast (20k) would be a good split.

Wow did not know that.

That is great news.

Wow look at that venue.

 

[Wb1234]

The Broncos are closing in on a full stadium.

Pretty much only sections 719 (unreleased), 720, 724 (unreleased), 732, 731, and all restricted view (unreleased) are left. 723 is 70% filled.

If they release 719 and 724 as the 'corner' category, they will sell quickly.

Could be anywhere from 40-45k, but we need lots of Broncos GA members and stadium members to show up.

EDIT 14:55, section 719 has been opened as the 'corners' category which are popular with walk ups.

Wow

 

[Harry O]

Wow

What will we do without the Bronx boosting the attendances each time they play at home...it would look abysmal without them..

 

[Wb1234]

What will we do without the Bronx boosting the attendances each time they play at home...it would look abysmal without them..

Broncos in 95 wher

What will we do without the Bronx boosting the attendances each time they play at home...it would look abysmal without them..

Broncos avg in 95 was close to 40k and the crushers 14k or so

almost 30 years later and with a new brisbane club it’s a little bit more

broncos are lazy and hopefully dolphins will encourage them to get bigger crowds

 

[Babyface O'reilly]

Broncos in 95 wher

Broncos avg in 95 was close to 40k and the crushers 14k or so

almost 30 years later and with a new brisbane club it’s a little bit more

broncos are lazy and hopefully dolphins will encourage them to get bigger crowds

Which is why killing off derbies is nuts.

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Broncos in 95 wher

Broncos avg in 95 was close to 40k and the crushers 14k or so

almost 30 years later and with a new brisbane club it’s a little bit more

broncos are lazy and hopefully dolphins will encourage them to get bigger crowds

We had a few years of averaging over 40k, I can't remember off the top of my head and can't be bothered to research them. The difference was that schools and junior clubs were gifted loads of tickets to attend at the old QSAC Stadium (which is a dump).

We are lucky that we are playing well so far, otherwise we would have needed to discount the prices of our tickets significantly. I wish we would anyway.

Back 5-10 years ago the sidelines would always sell so quickly, now people are preferring to sit behind the posts because it's cheaper. We sold half of 721 at $135 a pop + fees and that is just insane.

 

[Vibing]

What will we do without the Bronx boosting the attendances each time they play at home...it would look abysmal without them..

only this round will look average without them

the previous ones this year have held up quite well when theres been no Donkeys home game
( not including rnd 3 v Dolphins )

Round 1
147,775 at an average of 18,472

Round 7
166,156 at an average of 20,770

Rnd 8
157,241 at an average of 19,655

Sydneys 3 biggest crowds so far this year all comparable with Their 3 biggest
40,191
36,697
35,211

 

[Harry O]

Back 5-10 years ago the sidelines would always sell so quickly, now people are preferring to sit behind the posts because it's cheaper. We sold half of 721 at $135 a pop + fees and that is just insane.

$135 is a bloody rip off, including $6 for booking...and the strange part of this is that people still can afford pay these ridiculous prices..

 

[Perth Red]

Why the hell would you play the Eels away from Suncorp.

Could have had 25k+ at Suncorp.

Oh well not to be.

Same reason you'd play an anzac event in Darwin instead of at commbank. Dumb clubs.

 

[Frank Burge]

Same reason you'd play an anzac event in Darwin instead of at commbank. Dumb clubs.

The Eels only take 1 home game away from Commbank a year and are paid around $350k per year for the game . It’s the only premiership game played in Darwin each year and they do it on Anzac weekend so the fans can travel. It’s a great experience and we did Kakadu at the same time with the family