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For the World Cup, the stadium had a capacity of 35,696 spectators, 12,000 of which are temporary seating. After the World Cup, these 12,000 seats were set to be removed, reducing the capacity to around 23,000, but as of January 2021, the temporary stands have not been demolished.
In the offseason, another temporary seating section was constructed in left field, [51] [52] bringing capacity to 25,717. [36] Five months later, work was completed on new, permanent seating in the former location of the temporary stands down the third-base line. The 3,019-seat section pushed the stadium's capacity over 28,000 once again. [35]
The restroom trailers will be on the corner of the temporary seating sections near Gates A, B, and E. ... Chatham likes the progress that has been made on the west stands of the stadium. "It’s ...
The stadium's west side, where stands are being removed, is a joint venture between national firm Manhattan and local firm Culpepper Construction. ... InProduction, a provider of temporary seating ...
A temporary covered and seated "West Stand", adjacent to the existing main stand was also erected for the season. [6] This series of improvements came on the back of developments which the IRFU had helped to fund in the preceding years, such as a new playing surface, a new clubhouse and floodlighting, while a new gymnasium had been built in 2008.
The Stan Cullis Stand (also known as The North Bank) is the most recently renovated stand. [6] The Billy Wright Stand holds the team dressing rooms, media booths and the family section. [7] The total seated capacity of the stands is approximately 31,500, with a temporary seating area lifting the present official capacity to 32,050.
The west stand, with its temporary seating, has a capacity of 550, and has been named the Highbury Stand. The stand at the Park end has a capacity of 1,473. It has been named the Memorial Stand to honour those who lost their lives in service of their country and the trawlermen lost at sea from the port of Fleetwood.
There are no stands in place behind the goals though there is limited standing space at both ends of the ground. The refreshment stall and supporters club are both found in the north-west corner. Extra temporary seating was put in place when Wexford hosted the 2008 League Cup Final. Extra stands were put in place on all four sides of the ground.