goers

Those who attend

Goers is the plural of goer, one who goes.

It rarely stands alone but combines with other words to describe people who attend or frequent something: moviegoers, churchgoers, partygoers, concertgoers.

A goer by itself sometimes means someone ready for action or, in British slang, a sexually enthusiastic person.

types

moviegoers

People attending cinemas

partygoers · festivalgoers · beachgoers · gymgoers · clubgoers · racegoers · operagoers · playgoers · rallygoers · fairgoers

regulars

frequenters

Habitual visitors somewhere

fans · enthusiasts · buffs · aficionados · followers · supporters · admirers · stalwarts · diehards · fixtures

attendees

participants

Those actively involved

patrons · visitors · delegates · registrants · invitees · members · congregation · assembly · gathering · viewers

crowd

throng

Dense pressing crowd

swarm · mob · flock · pack · stream · crush · press · turnout · attendance · influx

Opposites
mobility and activity

goersstayers

Those who remain

homebodies · shut-ins · hermits · recluses · couch potatoes

arrival vs. departure

goerscomers

People who arrive

arrivers · newcomers · incomers · visitors · returnees

direction of movement

goersstayers

Those who remain

comers · remainers · arrivers · returners · settlers

Phrases
Family

goer, foregoer

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G