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Club Stand, Bristol: view, shade and what to expect
Club Stand is the small south-western seating area shown as Stand C on Gloucestershire’s ground map, between Wally Hammond and Mike Procter. It is beside the Bristol Pavilion-side facilities, with public outdoor seats distinct from the indoor rooms and members’ benefits. Give the ticket team “Club Stand” and the block when asking about a seat.
At a glance: Club Stand
The view
Stand C on the corner
The corner gives you an angled view across the square rather than a directly behind-the-bowler position. Compare it with Mike Procter if you prefer a broader side-on angle, or with Wally Hammond for a view turning towards the southern end. Height helps you follow the field beyond the nearest boundary; lower seats bring nearby fielders closer.
Pavilion facilities nearby
The club’s published map places Pavilion reception, the Grace Room and Jessop Suite on this side, alongside the Hammond Room and the BS7 Gym building. Those landmarks help you find the corner, but ordinary Club Stand seating does not admit you to a named room. Premier membership and official hospitality describe their own facilities and viewing arrangements.
Front row, cover and sunshine
AccessAble records level access to the front row, with steps to the other rows. The outdoor seats are uncovered. Club Stand catches morning sunshine and gets mixed sun and shade after lunch. Ask the club about the row and any restricted view before buying, particularly if the front-row route matters to your visit.
● Afternoon sun
A general guide for a sunny summer day; front rows catch more sun.
Cricket at the County Ground, Bristol
Food, drink and toilets
Pavilion reception has automated double doors and a hearing loop in the club’s accessibility statement. Ask staff for the closest suitable toilet or reception route. Named rooms have their own catering; public spectators use the refreshments listed in the fixture guide. Keep your room entitlement separate from the outdoor ticket.
For the Club Stand at Bristol, small personal food and soft drinks are allowed; own alcohol, glass vessels and metal cutlery are prohibited across county and international formats. Bring an empty reusable bottle for the water points. For the Club Stand at Bristol, bags must fit under the seat, and the ground’s catering and retail are cashless. Read the ground regulations.
Who it suits
Club Stand suits visitors who enjoy a compact corner view and want to recognise the Pavilion-side facilities easily. Its front-row access is a useful starting point for a seating enquiry. Practical tip: describe the outdoor stand and any separately booked room by name, so staff can give the right entrance advice.
Tickets for this stand
For the Club Stand at Bristol, buy the public seats opened for your match through Gloucestershire’s official ticket store. County admission, international seats and room bookings have separate conditions.
| 2026 Bristol guide | Adult | Under-16 |
|---|---|---|
| Championship: advance / gate | £19 / £24 | £6 / £8 |
| Blast: other fixtures advance / gate | £29 / £35 | £11 / £13 |
| Blast: Somerset advance / gate | £37 / £42 | £12 / £15 |
Prices depend on the seat category shown when you book.
For the Club Stand at Bristol, the 2027 New Zealand ODI reaches general sale on 14 October 2026 after priority and ballot windows; its opening time and stand tariffs are TBC. Check the official international route or buy county tickets. Last checked: October 2026.
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