General admission tickets sold out ahead of Gold Coast’s clash with Collingwood on Saturday

Tickets are sold out for Gold Coast’s must-win clash with the Pies as the Suns look to continue their dominant home form. What it means for the club and how you can still attend.

The Gold Coast Suns have achieved a home sellout for the third time this season as the club looks to mount a late charge towards a maiden finals campaign.

The club announced on Monday morning that all seated tickets had been sold for the round 16 home game against Collingwood at People First Stadium had been sold.

The match will kick off at 4.35pm on Saturday, and only a limited amount of standing general admission tickets are still available, while

all reserved seat and premium hospitality tickets have been sold.

Gold Coast SUNS Chief Executive Mark Evans said to achieve a sellout was a testament to the amazing support from the Gold Coast community.

Gold Coast Suns CEO Mark Evans . Picture: Tertius Pickard

“All seated tickets have been sold and incredibly this is the third time it’s happened at People First Stadium this year – Richmond, Essendon and now Collingwood, so an amazing result,” Evans said.

“We’ve had great support from the Gold Coast community, it means they’re really getting behind us and they can see what’s happening with our club.

“There’s only two ways you can get into the match now – you can buy a standing room ticket or there are a small number of seats still available for Blockbuster memberships which gives you access to two games.

“Let’s Paint the Town Red and make sure Collingwood feel a presence as they come to our home fortress.

“Wear your red colours and make sure you come out and cheer loudly, let’s get us over the line against the Pies.”

Gold Coast fans getting behind the Suns. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty Images.

Gold Coast Suns co-captain Jarrod Witts was also thrilled to know the clash was sold-out.

“It builds up to the atmosphere of the game knowing that it’s sold out early days throughout the week, it’ll be great to see a big crowd,” Witts said.

“Obviously Collingwood have a strong supporter base, but if we can get out there and overcome them and make the stadium really loud and bring great energy it gives the players a massive boost.”

The Suns and Collingwood last met in round 16, 2023, and the match was attended by 22,483 spectators to make it the third-largest AFL crowd achieved at People First Stadium.

The highest attended Suns match was also a home clash against Collingwood back in 2013, which netted 24,032 spectators.

Two-game blockbuster memberships, which also includes entry to a second Suns home match, are available from $49 for juniors and $69 for adults.