The Northampton Saints are preparing for their final regular season Gallagher Premiership clash on Saturday 11 May against Gloucester Rugby. The atmosphere is tense as the Saints are currently at the top of the Premiership rankings, with the potential to secure a home semi-final within their reach.
The match, which will take place at the cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens, is anticipated to draw a capacity crowd, as all tickets for the match have been completely sold out. As fans flock to the stadium, it is recommended that they arrive early to avoid long queues.
The eventful day will commence at 1pm, with the main event, the match, scheduled to begin at 3.05pm. To add to the anticipation, spectators are encouraged to remain in their seats after the final whistle to witness the tribute to the departing Saints players.
In addition to the riveting match, the Club has arranged live entertainment in the form of a performance by Connor Adams. The talented artist will showcase his skills in the Supporter Village before the match, and then in the stadium following the presentation. Fans will also have the opportunity to see the Gallagher Premiership trophy and take a selfie in the Inclusion Hub.
The excitement continues with a special presentation of the match ball, delivered by a team from The Long Run. This includes former Saints Budge Pountney, Allan Bateman, Jon Phillips, Mark Snowden, Brett Sturgess and Phil Pask, who have completed a challenging 78.6-mile journey from Gloucester to Northampton within 24 hours.
Furthermore, visitors to the Supporter Village will have the chance to win tickets from DJ Nathan Dawe for his upcoming concert at cinch Stadium, as well as an opportunity to see Club Partners Iseki’s tractors on display at the venue.
To accommodate the influx of fans, the Ticket Office windows will be open from 10am until 15 minutes after kick-off. Additionally, Season Ticket Holders will have access to the ground using their Season Ticket cards.
As the event is expected to reach full capacity, the Club advises supporters to familiarize themselves with the Club’s Supporter Charter. Additionally, families with young children attending their first match at cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens can obtain a First-time Fan Certificate to make the experience extra special. Kids can also participate in a special ‘Green Game’ MATCHDAY BINGO for added fun.
Spectators will have access to a variety of food and drink options within the Village and the stadium throughout the matchday. For those who prefer to use cash, it’s important to note that cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens is a cashless venue, and all bars and food outlets will only accept card payments.
For convenient parking arrangements, the Claret Car Park will be open for car parking at a cost of £7.50, payable via contactless payment upon arrival, with car parking tickets not available for purchase in advance.
In conclusion, with all these preparations in place, the Northampton Saints are poised to offer fans an exhilarating and memorable experience filled with action-packed rugby, live entertainment, and a variety of engaging activities. It’s no wonder that tickets for the match have been completely sold out. Don’t miss the chance to witness all the drama unfold in what promises to be a sensational event at cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens.