StoneX Stadium Seating Guide | Best Seats & Views for Saracens
Last updated: August 9, 2026
๐ Premiership Rugby · Barnet, North London
StoneX Stadium — Seating Guide & Best Seats
Home of Saracens since 2013, on one of the first artificial pitches in professional rugby. Four stands, around 10,500 seats and no segregated away end — so you can pick purely on view and atmosphere. Here’s what each side actually gives you.
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All four stands are tappable. Select one to see its view rating, atmosphere and SPL’s verdict. Colour shows our recommendation at a glance โ the two touchline stands give the best view of play, the two ends sit behind the posts and are the loudest.
Best pick โ touchline stands Good value โ behind the posts ยท no permanent away section โ Premiership Rugby does not segregate here
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StoneX Stadium stands — at a glance
Stand
View
Atmosphere
Best for
East Stand Main stand
★★★★★
★★★★
Best all-round view, hospitality
The 1876 Stand (West) Far touchline
★★★★★
★★★★
Same view, often better value
North Stand Behind the posts
★★★
★★★★★
Atmosphere and noise
South Stand Behind the posts
★★★
★★★★★
Atmosphere, accessible seating
💡 View and atmosphere ratings are SportsPass London’s own editorial judgement, applying the same touchline-versus-end convention we use across our rugby venue maps. Stand names, facilities and accessible provision come from Saracens’ own seating plan.
Stand-by-stand breakdown
01 · East Stand
Best overall
Main stand · Full touchline · Premium hospitality
The East Stand is the largest structure at StoneX and the main stand, running the full length of one touchline. It carries the ground’s premium hospitality — the Hundred Club, Tulip Club and M Club among them — along with the Olympic Bar and a standing terrace at the front. Being side-on, you see the shape of the game properly: the width, the drift defence and the space out wide that you simply cannot read from behind the posts.
Main stand, largest in the groundHospitality & premium suitesFull side-on pitch view
💡 The best seats at StoneX — a full side-on view and the pick of the hospitality.
02 · The 1876 Stand (West)
Best value
Far touchline · Suites & lounges · Wheelchair viewing
The rebuilt West Stand was renamed in 2022 after a fan vote, marking 1876 — the year Saracens were founded. It looks across from the opposite touchline with its own suites and lounges, and is one of two stands with dedicated wheelchair viewing positions. The view of play is essentially the mirror image of the East Stand, which is what makes it the value pick: the same read on the game, usually for less money.
Side-on view from the far touchlineSuites & loungesWheelchair viewing available
💡 Just as good a view of play as the East Stand, and often the better value of the two.
03 · North Stand
Best atmosphere
Behind the posts · Loudest end
The North Stand sits behind the posts at one end. Together with the South Stand it is the most animated part of the ground and the noisiest place to watch from. The trade-off is the angle — you are looking down the length of the pitch rather than across it, so play at the far end is a long way off and the width of the game is hard to judge. What you get in return is the close-up view of everything that happens at your end: scrums, line-outs, kicks at goal and tries scored right in front of you.
Behind the postsLoudest atmosphereRight behind the action at your end
💡 Pick this for atmosphere over sightlines — the loudest end of an already intimate ground.
04 · South Stand
Atmosphere + access
Behind the posts · Loudest end · Wheelchair viewing
The South Stand sits behind the posts at the opposite end and shares the North Stand’s billing as one of the most animated parts of the ground. It also carries dedicated wheelchair viewing positions, which makes it the end to look at first if you need accessible seating but still want to be in the noisier part of the stadium rather than tucked away in a quiet corner.
Behind the postsLoudest atmosphereWheelchair viewing available
💡 The same loud, close-in experience as the North Stand, with accessible viewing on this side.
Best stand by what you care about
What you care about
Best pick
Why
Reading the game
East Stand
Side-on from the main stand. You see the width, the drift defence and the space out wide.
Value for the same view
The 1876 Stand (West)
The opposite touchline gives a near-identical read on play, usually for less.
Atmosphere
North or South Stand
The two ends are the most animated parts of the ground and by some way the loudest.
Accessible seating
The 1876 Stand or South Stand
The two stands with dedicated wheelchair viewing positions.
A first rugby match
Either touchline
Side-on is much easier to follow if you are still learning the shape of the game.
Hospitality
East Stand
The Hundred Club, Tulip Club and M Club all sit in the main stand.
What to know before you book
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Assuming the ends are cheap seats with a bad view
They are not bad seats — they are different ones. Behind the posts you lose the width of the pitch but gain the noise and a close-up view of everything at your end. Pick the ends because you want the atmosphere, not because you are settling.
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Booking an end if you are new to rugby
End-on, it is genuinely hard to judge how much space a back line has. If this is a first game, a touchline seat in the East or 1876 Stand will make far more sense of what is happening in front of you.
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Leaving accessible seating to the last minute
Wheelchair positions are limited to the 1876 and South Stands. Book directly with the club and confirm what you need rather than buying a standard ticket and asking to move on the day.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the best seats at StoneX Stadium?
The two touchline stands — the East Stand and the 1876 Stand — give the best view of play, because you see the full width of the pitch rather than a compressed, end-on angle. The East Stand is the main stand and carries the premium hospitality; the 1876 Stand looks back from the opposite touchline for much the same view, often at a lower price.
Is there an away end at StoneX Stadium?
No. Premiership Rugby does not segregate supporters, so there is no permanent away section at StoneX — home and visiting fans sit together throughout the ground. That is normal across English club rugby and is one of the reasons the atmosphere is family-friendly.
Which stand has the best atmosphere?
The North and South Stands, behind the posts at each end. They are the most animated parts of the ground and the noisiest place to watch from. The trade-off is the angle: you are looking down the length of the pitch rather than across it, so play at the far end is further away.
Does StoneX Stadium have accessible seating?
Yes. Dedicated wheelchair viewing positions are provided in the 1876 Stand and the South Stand. Accessible provision and the booking process are set by the club, so confirm your requirements with Saracens directly when you book rather than buying a standard ticket and hoping to move.
Why does StoneX Stadium have an artificial pitch?
The ground was fitted with an artificial surface when Saracens moved in, one of the first in professional rugby. It lets the pitch take far more use than grass and means matches go ahead in weather that would leave a natural surface unplayable, so postponements are rare.
