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It is three years to the day since Wasps moved to the Ricoh Arena and the club have announced that they are expecting their biggest crowd of the season so far for Gloucester's visit to the Ricoh Arena on Saturday.
The black-and-golds have already sold 26,000 tickets with seats still selling fast for the last match before Christmas.
Here Jacob Leeks looks back on five of the biggest attendances for regular Premiership matches at the Ricoh Arena since Wasps arrived.
Leicester Tigers visited the Ricoh Arena for the first time following their hosts’ relocation to Coventry.
A record crowd attended the Ricoh but Wasps were unable to take advantage and went down to three Tigers tries despite the visitors having centre Seremaia Bai sent off.
Andy Goode, playing in his final home game for Wasps, contributed 18 points while Alex Lozowski added a penalty as Wasps failed to produce a try for the first time that season.
Wasps director of rugby Dai Young: "I’m pleased with the occasion, it was fantastic. But the best team won."
Wasps had the unenviable task of requiring a win against soon-to-be European Champions Sarries to claim a home tie in the play-offs.
They were boosted however by the team news for that day as Mark McCall fielded a weakened team with more than half an eye on their Champions Cup final the following week.
Sparked by a Thomas Young hat-trick, Wasps sealed top spot in the Premiership in front of a seasonal best 30,115 crowd. Elliot Daly and Christian Wade also crossed for Wasps, while Saracens responded through a Ben Spencer double.
Wasps boss Young: "I’m absolutely delighted to finish top of the league. You can see we’re not used to the big occasions, but the more of them you play in, the more comfortable you get."
The black-and-golds welcomed London Irish for the their first Premiership home game at the Ricoh Arena after the move from Adams Park.
Coventry-born Andy Goode was in the Wasps line-up that day and he was set to play a pivotal role.
Andy Goode set a new Premiership points record as Wasps overpowered London Irish to make a dream start to life at the Ricoh.
He scored 33 points, bagging a try and kicking eight penalties and two conversions while Joe Simpson, Elliot Daly and Andrea Masi also touched down.
Apart from matches held at Wembley and Twickenham, no game in the two decades of Premiership rugby up to that point had been watched by more people.
Coventry-born Goode: ""It sounds a bit cheesy, but that really is the stuff dreams are made of.
Wasps hosted local rivals Tigers in the second match between the two sides that season, the black-and-golds had won the other 22-34 in September.
Leicester boss Richard Cockerill had been sacked earlier in the week, with Kiwi Aaron Mauger taking interim charge, while James Haskell was set for his first outing of the season.
Tries from Christian Wade, Tommy Taylor and Dan Robson put Wasps 19-0 ahead before Tigers' Owen Williams’ kicked a 35 metre penalty eight minutes before the break.
Williams quickly landed his second penalty before Peter Betham's converted try set up a nervous finish.
Wasps then conceded another three points to Burns but Jimmy Gopperth's penalty ensured Wasps moved three points clear of Saracens at the top of the Premiership table.
Wasps' Kearnan Myall: "We knew they would come back, but didn't expect how much they would ramp it up."
It was second versus third for Wasps' Christmas Eve fixture against Bath Rugby last season.
Dai Young had a near-full complement of backs to select from for the first time that season and two of them would play a crucial role in what happened next.
Led by an outstanding Christian Wade hat-trick, and 20 points from the boot of Jimmy Gopperth, Wasps claimed an emphatic 40-26 win over title rivals Bath.
This result ensured they completed an 18-match unbeaten 2016 at the Ricoh Arena home in front of a bumper Christmas Eve crowd.
In a first half boasting five tries, Christian Wade crossed twice and Thomas Young added Wasps's third on half-time after scores from Ross Batty and Dave Atwood for the visitors.
Jimmy Gopperth slotted two penalties to extend Wasps' lead before Tom Ellis and Ben Tapuai secured a bonus point for Bath.
Wasps boss Young said: "We’re in a new area - we’re asking people to come and support us and join our existing supporters, and in fairness as you can see today was a fantastic occasion.
"I think it’s something everybody involved with Wasps should be proud of as getting 27,000 here on Christmas Eve was a huge achievement."
Tickets are still available in the North, East and South Stands for this Saturday’s crucial Aviva Premiership clash while Under 10