2025 Crowd Watch

[taipan]

NRL riding high then this happens be loads of give aways all the building of looking forward to the start of the NRL and through the season and then you get this is more then a tad disappointment

Reminder in the past 24 years the grand final of 2016 Sharks V Storm got the 4 biggest crowd in the past 24 years.
Wouldn't be concerned about a G?F crowd .The 3 other biggest crowds were in the early 2000.

 

[TroyJax]

The possibility of a Penrith vs Cronulla Grand Final is pretty funny. I wonder if they even get 60k to that lol.

Yeah it’d be a far better game if Newcastle were there

 

[eels4lifee]

Could be storm broncos which would rate its tits off

Penrith will still get a lot of interest regardless as four time defending champs

I really hope the Broncos win it, they really deserve it

 

[Stinkfinger]

You are correct. 33,753 at Accor. Panthers v Storm the year before 35,578.

Still well above Canberra tonight, and Storm more than it would have drawn in Melbourne.

 

[cleary89]

Would sharks v panthers be harder to sell than storm v panthers? I feel like sydney sharks fans are more likely to go in numbers than melbourne fans.

 

[EuroNymous]

Would sharks v panthers be harder to sell than storm v panthers? I feel like sydney sharks fans are more likely to go in numbers than melbourne fans.

i know they were given shit here but when they won it 2016, they were easily majority and had one highest gf crowds at Olympic park

 

[Trifili13]

i know they were given shit here but when they won it 2016, they were easily majority and had one highest gf crowds at Olympic park

This is not a knowck on the Sharks but you must also factor in that the Sharks had never won a GF at that point so alot of their supporters would have gone hoping for it to be their first win. You would also hope a Sydney based team playing a team from 1000kms away will outdraw them.

 

[Gobsmacked]

Interesting post from GoMedia Stadium about this year's Warriors games. What caught my eye is apparently, nearly 1 in 2 attendees this year were from outside Auckland



Article

Try to find a kiwi in Auckland...

 

[drcmuch]

Still well above Canberra tonight, and Storm more than it would have drawn in Melbourne.

Yes, above the capacity of most of our home grounds, including Raiders & Storm. In context, with the tongue-in-cheek suggestion on here that the Panthers would be bringing the big numbers this weekend, was fair to notice that their last couple of prelim finals have seen Accor about 40% full.

 

[newc18]

Yeah it’d be a far better game if Newcastle were there

You wouldn't have to worry about the game not selling out and Rugby League looking like a laughing stock if Newcastle made it.

 

[Yosemite Sam]

f**k me you're a drama queen. The game will sell out regardless of who's playing. So stop worrying and just enjoy the footy.

 

[beave]

Crowd announced for the Cowboys Sharks NRLW finals game was low 5k's.

 

[DIOGENES]

Panthers v Melbourne functionally sold out last year and may well be a repeat this year.

 

[newc18]

f**k me you're a drama queen. The game will sell out regardless of who's playing. So stop worrying and just enjoy the footy.

Lighten up buddy. A bit of banter never hurt anyone. Plus if the GF is that matchup and for some reason it doesn't sell out, it gives us a lot of ammo for kicking both teams out the competition haha.

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

<500 tickets remaining on levels 1-4 for Canterbury vs Penrith at Accor today. Vast majority of these are for accessible seating.

Starting to see some good movement in tickets on level 6.

I'd guess we're at 59,000 tickets sold at time of writing, and (assuming stadium members turn up), we will comfortably land in the 60-65k range.

 

[Stinkfinger]

Yes, above the capacity of most of our home grounds, including Raiders & Storm. In context, with the tongue-in-cheek suggestion on here that the Panthers would be bringing the big numbers this weekend, was fair to notice that their last couple of prelim finals have seen Accor about 40% full.

No-one fills Accor for a Prelim.

 

[yakstorm]

<500 tickets remaining on levels 1-4 for Canterbury vs Penrith at Accor today. Vast majority of these are for accessible seating.

Starting to see some good movement in tickets on level 6.

I'd guess we're at 59,000 tickets sold at time of writing, and (assuming stadium members turn up), we will comfortably land in the 60-65k range.

Already a lot of people at Homebush in their jerseys. I know there are other events at the precinct, but surprised by how many are getting here this early.

 

[newc18]

No-one fills Accor for a Prelim.

Dogs vs Eels would these days.

 

[Iamback]

Already a lot of people at Homebush in their jerseys. I know there are other events at the precinct, but surprised by how many are getting here this early.

The train in is packed, all for the good guys too. No blue anywhere

 

[ouwet]

The train in is packed, all for the good guys too. No blue anywhere

We don't live in the country areas like you guys!