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Blast+ Stand, Northampton: view, shade and what to expect
Blast+ is Northamptonshire’s open western premium-seating choice, surveyed by AccessAble as Blast + Stand – Michael Graham. The older club hospitality map calls this bank Commsave Stand. Check the current product name when booking: the premium reserved seat and facilities depend on the actual fixture, not just the bank’s location.
At a glance: Blast+ Stand
The view
Open western seating
This bank lies on the western side towards the southern boundary. Its surveyed name is Blast + Stand – Michael Graham; the 2025 club hospitality map uses Commsave. Those labels should be checked against the current ticket product before selecting a place. The survey describes open tiered seating rather than a roofed stand.
Premium seat and facilities
Northamptonshire’s current ticket material includes premium reserved seating with exclusive facilities. For the 2027 England women international, IT20+ explicitly includes an allocated reserved seat, bar and toilets. Its precise bank assignment needs confirming with the club. Do not transfer a past Blast package’s location or inclusion list to every international.
Hevey Suite nearby
The club’s map puts the Hevey Suite beside the western-southern corner. It is separate hospitality, with a terrace and fixture-specific dining, drinks and seating. The April 2026 Championship guide opens its restaurant on days one to three and its decking from the start of play. The access survey distinguishes the terrace ramp from an internal doorway with a single step. Arrange the named room rather than expecting entry with an open-bank seat.
Neighbouring seating
For the Blast+ Stand at Northampton, use the current match map for your block; private rooms need their own entitlement.
Club ground map · Blast+ Stand access survey
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● Afternoon sun
A general guide for a sunny summer day; front rows catch more sun.

Food, drink and toilets
Blast+ seating itself is all stepped even though a ramp can avoid the entrance steps. If you need a wheelchair position, use one of the designated ground viewing areas and arrange any premium facilities with staff. Reserved bars and toilets apply only where your purchased offer includes them. For ordinary county refreshments, the Championship guide names the Hevey Restaurant, Mushtaq Bar and coffee concession; follow your own match’s opening details.
Who it suits
Blast+ is worth a look if your priority is a planned evening with a reserved seat and the conveniences described in the club’s current premium product. You still get an outdoor cricket view. Practical tip: compare the named package’s facilities with general admission, and bring a layer because this western bank has no roof.
Tickets
Blast+ Stand tickets should be bought through Northamptonshire’s own match listing. Individual 2027 county tariffs are TBC. For the Blast+ Stand at Northampton, as a dated guide, the April 2026 Championship match charged adults £15 and juniors £5, with online and gate sales. For the Blast+ Stand at Northampton, the club advertised 2026 Blast adult tickets from £27, rising on match day; check the actual fixture and stand category.
For the Blast+ Stand at Northampton, a necessary support worker or carer can receive a free ticket when arranged in advance, with evidence where required.
Official Northamptonshire tickets
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