Yes, the Light Show can be incredibly impactful even with smaller crowds and lower attendance. We've seen excellent results at events with 20,000 or fewer attendees. Success depends on several key factors: dropping stadium lights during key moments to enhance phone light visibility, coordinating with stadium LED effects programmed to the same audio track, concentrating attendees in specific sections rather than spreading them throughout the venue, and allowing adequate time for QR code scanning. When fans are seated together rather than scattered, the visual impact of synchronized phone lights remains strong. Additionally, lower attendance can improve technical performance, as network connectivity is less congested when fewer devices compete for bandwidth. One of our most impressive recent Light Shows featured around 20,000 attendees at a women's Champions Cup match and looked incredible due to coordinated house light drops and combined phone lights with stadium LED effects. The main consideration is avoiding situations with sparse, scattered attendance that would highlight empty sections rather than create a cohesive visual spectacle.
