33,746.

1.The Riverside Stadium home to Middlesbrough33,746
2.Pride Park home to Derby County33,597
3.Cardiff City Stadium home to Cardiff City33,280
4.Bramall Lane home to Sheffield United32,702
5.The Coventry Building Society Arena home to Coventry City32,609
6.Ewood Park home to Blackburn Rovers31,367
7.The City Ground home to Nottingham Forest30,445
8.St Andrew's home to Coventry City30,016
9.St Andrew's home to Birmingham City30,016
10.bet365 Stadium (The Britannia Stadium) home to Stoke City27,902
11.Ashton Gate home to Bristol City27,000
12.The Hawthorns home to West Bromwich Albion26,850
13.Craven Cottage home to Fulham25,700
14.The KCOM Stadium home to Hull City25,400
15.The John Smith's Stadium home to Huddersfield Town24,500
16.The Madejski Stadium home to Reading24,161
17.Deepdale home to Preston North End23,404
18.Oakwell home to Barnsley23,009
19.The Liberty Stadium home to Swansea City21,088
20.The Den home to Millwall20,146
21.Loftus Road home to Queens Park Rangers18,439
22.Bloomfield Road home to Blackpool17,338
23.London Road home to Peterborough United14,319
24.Dean Court (The Vitality Stadium) home to AFC Bournemouth11,464
25.Kenilworth Road home to Luton Town10,356

I'm surprised by that, I assumed after our reduction in capacity Pride Park would be bigger. So if they sold that for £81million we can punt ours for at least £85 million 🙄.
 
BoroInCheddleton said:
Just around 150, more or less the same design..
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Very similar, same architect wasn't it? When we filled our corners it put our capacity up to 34500 or so? But the last PL season the changes to the press box/camera gallery/police control room and away fans section removed over 1000 seats.

Highest crowd this season?

I'm going 23.5k

Average, about 15k/16k
 
Derby have one of their corners filled in with exec boxes rather than seats

Stoke's ground now holds 30k (or just under) i think
 
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Caesium137 said:
Very similar, same architect wasn't it? When we filled our corners it put our capacity up to 34500 or so? But the last PL season the changes to the press box/camera gallery/police control room and away fans section removed over 1000 seats.

Highest crowd this season?

I'm going 23.5k

Average, about 15k/16k
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We've sold 15k season cards so far, so the average will be well above 15/16 k.
 
Boro1876 said:
I remember it used to be 35,100, was it reduced because of the screen?
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The big screen/TV studio, the new TV gantry, access to the TV gantry at the back of the away end. Additional disabled section within the away end.
Also increased seats lost to 'no man's land' either side of the away end.
If we keep going(boxes at the back of the North stand?) we could end up back at 30k!
 
Hopefully, Rams will get relegated to the third division!
They`l have a bigger capacity than most - but will be second to Sunlun(y)
 

GROUNDS IN LEAGUE 1 ORDERED BY CAPACITY​

#GroundCapacity
1.The Stadium of Light home to Sunderland48,707
2.Hillsborough home to Sheffield Wednesday39,732
3.Stadium:MK home to Milton Keynes Dons30,500
4.Portman Road home to Ipswich Town30,311
5.The University of Bolton Stadium home to Bolton Wanderers28,723
6.The Valley home to Charlton Athletic27,111
7.DW Stadium home to Wigan Athletic25,138
8.Fratton Park home to Portsmouth21,100
9.Home Park home to Plymouth Argyle17,441
10.The Keepmoat Stadium home to Doncaster Rovers15,231
11.The Kassam Stadium home to Oxford United12,500
12.New York Stadium home to Rotherham United12,021
13.Priestfield home to Gillingham11,582
14.Adams Park home to Wycombe Wanderers10,300
15.Gresty Road (The Alexandra Stadium) home to Crewe Alexandra10,153
16.Sincil Bank home to Lincoln City10,127
17.The New Meadow home to Shrewsbury Town9,875
18.Plough Lane home to AFC Wimbledon9,300
19.The Abbey Stadium home to Cambridge United8,127
20.Whaddon Road home to Cheltenham Town7,066
21.The Pirelli Stadium home to Burton Albion6,912
22.Globe Arena home to Morecambe6,476
23.Highbury Stadium home to Fleetwood Town5,327
24.The Crown Ground home to Accrington Stanley5,057
 
If the bottom seven teams added their capacity together Sunderland would still have more* seats...........

* I think maths isn't my strong point.
 
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