A new stand will be constructed for next week's clash between Wests Tigers and Cronulla at Scully Park.
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The 232-seat Western Stand will be situated on the Park Street side of the Scully Park grandstand.
James Cooper, deputy chief executive of Scully Park operator Wests Entertainment Group (WEG), said a new ticket allocation was required because of demand.
Cooper said there had been a late "spike" in ticket sales for the August 13 night match, which mirrored the ticket-purchasing trend in the COVID era.
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Cooper said the initial allocation of reserved seats had sold out.
"So, we're north of 75 per cent [of capacity]," he said.
WEG said the new tiered-seating stand would "provide a comfortable, uninterrupted view of the game".
Tickets for the stand will be on sale from 10am on Thursday.
Along with the new ticket allocation, general admission tickets are still available.
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