2026 Crowd Watch

[SLRBRONCOS]

Sales map updates for Round 4. As a reminder, blue seats are what is currently on sale. Grey seats are either sold or on hold. Pink are member re-sales.

Warriors v Wests Tigers
Outside of one member re-sale seat in the western stand, the only seats left are in the southern upper stand. Match is likely to be sold out by Wednesday at current rate, making it the third sell out for the Warriors this season.

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Bulldogs v Knights
Bulldogs first home game at Accor for the season. A few changes to the old Ticketek sales map, firstly The Kennel is significantly larger than the 4 bays it was last year. The sales maps don't align with the membership bays either, with the Blue Zone member seats actually no longer in the 'Blue Zone' areas. Bulldogs have also increased the size of the away GA and are now selling reserve seats in the south west corner, shrinking the GA area.

Match is trending for 20K+, though the fact the club is only selling every second row in the south-west corner indicates they're not anticipating much more than 25K.

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Panthers v Eels:
Panthers sales map for CommBank looks very positive, and arguably is ahead of where Eels v Dragons at the same time. Panthers do a good job putting their members right on the sideline, so at least that area should be packed, and hopefully the Eels faithful turn up in solid numbers as well. This match is trending for 20K+ IMO.
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Cowboys v Storm
Unless the match is scheduled in a terrible timeslot, like a Thursday or Monday night, generally Storm matches in Townsville go close to capacity, and this isn't looking to be an exception. A sell out isn't out of the question, with the club already selling into the back 4-6 rows in a lot of bays in the upper stands and with little left in the lower bowl.

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These posts with all the seats in view are so aesthetically pleasing!! Thank you Yakstorm!

 

[yakstorm]

Wait till we start getting 6.15 pm games on Sundays in the middle of winter.

Ergh, I didn't realise they had swapped the 6pm Friday game for 6:15pm Sunday after Origin... Such a shame, Panthers v Warriors at CommBank has the potential to be a huge game at any other time...

 

[marlins2.0]

That would sell out in Auckland, with a temperature of 10°. Surely it will in Sydney?

 

[yakstorm]

These posts with all the seats in view are so aesthetically pleasing!! Thank you Yakstorm!

Anytime. We need AAMI Park & Suncorp to hurry up and get over to Ticketmaster and then I'll be able to do it for most games each round.

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Anytime. We need AAMI Park & Suncorp to hurry up and get over to Ticketmaster and then I'll be able to do it for most games each round.

Ticketmaster flopped the negotiations in 2024 and Ticketek won another 5+ year contract I think

 

[nko11]

Titans have responded to what I assume were pretty dire ticket sales and have dropped the price of GA from a ridiculous $45+ down to $25 for adults.

 

[yakstorm]

Titans have responded to what I assume were pretty dire ticket sales and have dropped the price of GA from a ridiculous $45+ down to $25 for adults.

Outside of their bigger games (ie. Broncos & Warriors) that should be their standard GA pricing IMO.

 

[newc18]

Unless your selling out your stadium consistently, then there isn't an excuse for ridiculous GA pricing.

 

[yakstorm]

Unless your selling out your stadium consistently, then there isn't an excuse for ridiculous GA pricing.

Agree with that. This is the current pricing ranges for a General Admission Adult ticket at clubs with GA areas (Broncos, Dolphins, Cowboys all don't do GA). Clubs with a range have different pricing for different games (ie. GA seat for Rabbitohs v Raiders is $30, but for Good Friday it's $40)

Warriors by far the cheapest, and they regularly run promos which make it even less. Arguably only Warriors & Manly have it right, as they're the only ones who consistently sell it out.

Warriors : $25
Dragons (Kogarah) : $30
Dragons (Wollongong) : $30
Knights : $30
Eels : $30 - $50
Wests Tigers (Campbelltown) : $35
Bulldogs : $35 - $45
Panthers : $35 - $40
Rabbitohs : $30 - $40
Storm : $35
Titans : $38.70
Wests Tigers (CommBank) : $40
Wests Tigers (Leichhardt) : $40
Raiders : $40
Sharks : $40
Sea Eagles : $41
Roosters : $42.50 - $50

 

[drcmuch]

Arguably only Warriors & Manly have it right, as they're the only ones who consistently sell it out.

Agreed, especially because I hate the idea that maximizing immediate revenue should be the primary objective.
But if it was, then there's a case that they're under-charging.

 

[yakstorm]

Rabbitohs to play 4 games at Allianz in 2027 and then 5 each year afterwards.

Rabbitohs to Call Allianz and Accor Stadiums Home from 2027 – South Sydney Rabbitohs

The South Sydney Rabbitohs, Venues NSW and the NSW Government have reached agreement on a split of home games for the Club over the next four seasons which will see the Rabbitohs return to our heartland in South Sydney in a graduated manner whilst maintaining a foothold at Accor Stadium in...

www.rabbitohs.com.au

 

[yakstorm]

Warriors v Wests Tigers
Mt Smart is sold out on Ticketmaster. I imagine the official announcement will be put on socials early tomorrow.

Manly v Roosters
Sea Eagles have released their membership holds for Thursday's game. Expecting most of the reserved seating to be snapped up tomorrow. Weather forecast isn't great unfortunately for Sydney on Thursday but hopefully BOM is incorrect.


Bulldogs v Knights
Bulldogs are running a kids go free promotion for Saturday's game against the Knights. Offer is available at: https://www.ticketmaster.com.au/event/2500643697ECE2CA?did=kidsgofree and is for all categories.

 

[Perth Red]

Agree with that. This is the current pricing ranges for a General Admission Adult ticket at clubs with GA areas (Broncos, Dolphins, Cowboys all don't do GA). Clubs with a range have different pricing for different games (ie. GA seat for Rabbitohs v Raiders is $30, but for Good Friday it's $40)

Warriors by far the cheapest, and they regularly run promos which make it even less. Arguably only Warriors & Manly have it right, as they're the only ones who consistently sell it out.

Warriors : $25
Dragons (Kogarah) : $30
Dragons (Wollongong) : $30
Knights : $30
Eels : $30 - $50
Wests Tigers (Campbelltown) : $35
Bulldogs : $35 - $45
Panthers : $35 - $40
Rabbitohs : $30 - $40
Storm : $35
Titans : $38.70
Wests Tigers (CommBank) : $40
Wests Tigers (Leichhardt) : $40
Raiders : $40
Sharks : $40
Sea Eagles : $41
Roosters : $42.50 - $50

Hat to think what prices at hbf are going to be! we are a long way from the working man’s game we used to be.

 

[Canard]

Old mate that does the Cowboys media interviews, said that there has been over 20k tickets sold already for the Storm game.

Which, considering its 6.30pm local time, is a very good sign.

 

[Wb1234]

Sorry saw the post on dogs free tickets for kids already been posted

 

[yakstorm]

It's official

 

[Mother Nature's Son]

Hat to think what prices at hbf are going to be! we are a long way from the working man’s game we used to be.

Tight-arse Pommy worrying already how much tickets are going to cost.

 

[Mother Nature's Son]

Old mate that does the Cowboys media interviews, said that there has been over 20k tickets sold already for the Storm game.

Which, considering its 6.30pm local time, is a very good sign.

Interesting that Melbourne are such a big draw up there.

Could it be the attraction, I`m not being condescending, of playing a team with a big city in its` name, not to mention the other side of the country.

Sooner the better we teams dotted all over the region the better.

 

[RedVee]

Interesting that Melbourne are such a big draw up there.

Could it be the attraction, I`m not being condescending, of playing a team with a big city in its` name, not to mention the other side of the country.

Sooner the better we teams dotted all over the region the better.

It’s because it’s another Qld side

 

[nko11]

Interesting that Melbourne are such a big draw up there.

Could it be the attraction, I`m not being condescending, of playing a team with a big city in its` name, not to mention the other side of the country.

Sooner the better we teams dotted all over the region the better.

State of Origin is massive up there. I think it has always been the one time that NQ gets to see the QLD Origin players in the flesh. Used to be Slater, Smith, Cronk & Inglis and that's onflowed to now, where it's Munster and Grant - being a contantly successful team, is why the same doesn't happen for Ponga at Newcastle or Tino at Titans or Cherry-Evans with Manly, etc.