PRISMHow many venues hosted events, and how many are new?
Track active and newly observed venues in aggregate. This shows how the visible supply of spaces evolves, with consistent coverage and definitions kept alongside the figures.
Stages
Available in the dashboard
How your venues are used, by type and size.
Understand the spaces behind a programme. Compare venue types and capacity bands without exposing the performance of an individual operator.
PRISM / STAGESA closer look
Illustrative capacity bands
04A venue landscape, organised by scale. The unit of analysis is a group, not a named building.
◇ Illustrative preview · not live market data
A question is where it starts.
Possible lines of enquiry. The questions that matter most would be defined with your team.
Which types of venue are growing?
Compare venue types and capacity bands over time. A change in small-room activity can carry a different implication from growth at larger venues.
What share of recorded capacity sold as paid tickets?
Read event activity, ticket volume and paid-ticket sell-through together where capacity information is available. These describe use of existing spaces and could support further planning questions.
Know what you are looking at.
The current researched venue register covers the UAE. Coverage and capacity quality vary; an unused date in ticketing data does not prove a venue is available. Government views never name venues.
Show-level sales, venue layouts and capacity, the venue register.
Stages groups activity by show date, venue type and capacity band. It compares events, paid tickets and paid-ticket sell-through with the same months last year. Sell-through uses the eligible subset with recorded capacity and sufficient disclosure coverage; it does not measure scanned attendance or total venue utilisation.
The rhythm / Monthly◇
An aggregate view. A protected relationship.
The government view protects individual customers and businesses. It does not disclose named events, organisers, venues or artists. Small or concentrated groups are withheld.