So despite their season being over, it's nice to see the Eels are still heavily promoting Friday's game. Commbank is a hard one to estimate with because the Eels are notorious for holding back seats in key bays and as well there is quite a number of season ticket holders who stop turning up when the team is going poorly.
Regardless, there are indicators of positive movement. Platinum is down to almost no seats, despite the held back seats being released early. Gold only has more than limited seats in Bays 212 & 218, whilst in the Silvers, only the upper rows of 211 and 219 have anything more than singles, whilst most Bronze bays are pretty full in the concourse.
Hoping this game can get into the 20K zone, though won't feel comfortable until either a few more bays sell out or North GA is depleted.
For Dolphins v Warriors, looks like ticket sales have slowed a bit for the game unfortunately. That said, in the lower bowl, outside of Bays 301, 339 and 304, I'm not seeing much in the lower bowl, with the rest of the bays either sold out or very limited tickets. Still should see the Dolphins play in front of 25K, and pull their home crowd average back over 20K for the year.
Titans v Sharks looks to be having some movement and selling similar to the Titans v Eels game. That game got 16,670, and would be a great place to land for a 6pm Friday timeslot.
Finally Knights v Wests Tigers is comfortably past the 20K sell point. Not sure if it will sell out, but 25K+ isn't unrealistic.
, we cant get more than 20,000, we're a joke lol
