crowd puller

noun

1. informal.
   a person, object, event, etc, that attracts a large audience

Example Sentences

This morning’s conference business - including a session on communities, with contributions from Tory metro mayors Andy Street and Ben Houchen, and Iain Dale in conversation with Lord Dobbs - has not been much of a crowd puller.

From The Guardian

The training session will be open to the public, with the world record holder in the 100 and 200 meters, who retired last year, a major crowd puller.

From Reuters

Nautanki, also known as folk opera, is still a crowd puller in traditional cattle fairs.

From BBC

Soccer, an even stronger crowd puller, is represented only by the beach game.

From Reuters

Origin was the ultimate ratings winner last night, with an average audience of 2.3 million, but politics were also a crowd puller for both Nine and the ABC.

From The Guardian

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