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by NIGHTMARE Wed 28 Apr - 18:16:36
How To Get There By Car & Where To Park
From The South:
Leave the M1 at Junction 15A and take the A43 towards Northampton and you will come to the ground on your right.
From The North:
Leave the M1 at Junction 16 and take the A45 towards Northampton and you will come to the ground on your right.
The Sixfields stadium is well signposted around the area. There is a fair sized car park located at the ground,
By Train
Northampton train station is over two miles from the ground, so it is probably best to hire a taxi. However if you feel like braving the 25-30 minute walk 'Turn right from the station and follow the road past the express lift tower (you can't miss it, a tall tower that was once used for testing lifts), passing the Wickes store on the left. Continue down to the Leisure Centre, turn left down the path beside it and then turn right onto the road. You will see the stadium in the distance in front of you.
Where To Drink?
The ground is built on a leisure complex on the outskirts of Northampton. This consists of a couple of fast food establishments (including a McDonalds and a Pizza Hut), a cinema and the stadium itself. There are two pubs on this site, the Magic Tower (formerly called Chevys), which is for home supporters only and The Sixfields Tavern (no away colours).
What's The Ground Like?
The Club moved from their old County Ground to the new stadium in October 1994. This neat all seater stadium is located on the outskirts of Northampton. Sixfields has three small covered single tier stands, and another larger single tier covered West Stand (capacity 4,000), at one side of the pitch. Away supporters are housed at the South Stand end. The club has received awards for the facilities provided for disabled supporters. A large hill overlooks the ground, where small numbers congregate to watch the game free, even though they can only see half the pitch!
What Is It Like For Visiting Supporters
Away fans are located in the attractively named 'Paul Cox Panel & Paint South Stand' at one end of the pitch, where 800 supporters can be accommodated. One slight pain about Sixfields is that you can't pay at the turnstiles. You have to buy your ticket first from a Portakabin and then you have to queue again
From The South:
Leave the M1 at Junction 15A and take the A43 towards Northampton and you will come to the ground on your right.
From The North:
Leave the M1 at Junction 16 and take the A45 towards Northampton and you will come to the ground on your right.
The Sixfields stadium is well signposted around the area. There is a fair sized car park located at the ground,
By Train
Northampton train station is over two miles from the ground, so it is probably best to hire a taxi. However if you feel like braving the 25-30 minute walk 'Turn right from the station and follow the road past the express lift tower (you can't miss it, a tall tower that was once used for testing lifts), passing the Wickes store on the left. Continue down to the Leisure Centre, turn left down the path beside it and then turn right onto the road. You will see the stadium in the distance in front of you.
Where To Drink?
The ground is built on a leisure complex on the outskirts of Northampton. This consists of a couple of fast food establishments (including a McDonalds and a Pizza Hut), a cinema and the stadium itself. There are two pubs on this site, the Magic Tower (formerly called Chevys), which is for home supporters only and The Sixfields Tavern (no away colours).
What's The Ground Like?
The Club moved from their old County Ground to the new stadium in October 1994. This neat all seater stadium is located on the outskirts of Northampton. Sixfields has three small covered single tier stands, and another larger single tier covered West Stand (capacity 4,000), at one side of the pitch. Away supporters are housed at the South Stand end. The club has received awards for the facilities provided for disabled supporters. A large hill overlooks the ground, where small numbers congregate to watch the game free, even though they can only see half the pitch!
What Is It Like For Visiting Supporters
Away fans are located in the attractively named 'Paul Cox Panel & Paint South Stand' at one end of the pitch, where 800 supporters can be accommodated. One slight pain about Sixfields is that you can't pay at the turnstiles. You have to buy your ticket first from a Portakabin and then you have to queue again
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