2024 Crowd Watch

[EuroNymous]

people still coming into the stadium, i’ll say end up around 36k

 

[Diesel]

Great crowd, let alone it’s Sydney at 6pm. Like a finals atmosphere

 

[Lidcombe Bull]

Watching Bulldogs vs Manly on TV. Hard to get a gauge on the crowd on the western side but levels 1-2 full on eastern side, level 4 looks healthy. Ends have sponsorship with a sprinkling of crowd. I reckon we're looking at 30-35k. Great (record!) crowd, even if slightly off the upper end of forecasts.

It looks about 37-38K but very hard to judge

 

[Diesel]

Wrong thread

 

[yobbo84]

35-37k looks about right... You generally need Level 6 to be open to crack 40k

Great crowd, they'll get 50k+ easily to their final, especially if they play the Dragons

 

[mongoose]

You wonder what this game would have got if it was later.

 

[cleary89]

35,502

 

[Gobsmacked]

35,502

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

35,502 crowd for Bulldogs vs Sea Eagles at Accor Stadium:
- Largest ever Friday 6:00pm NRL crowd
- Largest ever regular season Bulldogs vs Sea Eagles crowd
- Fourth largest regular season crowd in Sydney in 2024
- Bulldogs home average up to 19,795 - the 5th best in the NRL and the second best of the Sydney clubs

 

[APPSY]

35,502 for Dogs vs Manly

 

[League Unlimited News]

 

[Cumberland Throw]

148000 to go

 

[PARRA_FAN]

Well that's pretty damn good.

 

[Valheru]

Speaking of regular season records...

Roosters/Canberra is 23,603 back in 2000 in Canberra. Magic round in 2019 is listed as 29k

Definitely the standalone one is in play on Sunday.

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

20,176 in Penrith

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

The crowd between the Eels and the Dragons at Commbank may surprise tomorrow:
- GA North no longer on sale
- Level 1 has limited availability
- Bays 213-217 have limited availability

Suspect the crowd will be in the low 20,000s. Would have expected the Eels to struggle to get out of the high teens considering their season, might be a good Dragons turnout.

 

[Cumberland Throw]

128000 to go

 

[Mr. Shaman]

Sharks are gonna f**k it aren’t they

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

^^
I don't think so:
- Eels vs Dragons - tracking better than I expected. 21,000 is a good baseline.
- Dolphins vs Broncos - sold out but big night in Brisbane with Riverfire. 48,000, anything more is a bonus.
- Sharks vs Warriors - the usual. 11,500.
- Knights vs Titans - tracking well. 22,000 is a good baseline.
- Roosters vs Raiders - level 4 east open and selling slowly. Indicates a crowd in the range of 25,000-30,000 (level 4 east wasn't opened for ~26k crowds vs Manly and Penrith, so this will be higher). I think it will land at about 28,000.

That gets us to almost 205,000 and still has a bit of margin in it.

 

[titoelcolombiano]

Great to see Roosters really starting to edge their way up towards a 25k average with their new stadium. With Dogs back you can expect them to average close to 25k next year too.

Dolphins will continue to establish themselves which brings upside and Melbourne keep growing steadily.

Broncos, Warriors, Manly, Sharks, Panthers have almost topped out due to stadium capacity. Panthers new stadium on the way, the others except Broncos could do a marquee game at a bigger stadium to help them keep growing. Broncos need some sweet Olympic money to get them a 65-70k Suncorp.