The Jack Barrett Memorial Main Stand, which appears to be one stand at first glance but is actually two tiny stands, is located on one side of the pitch. They are on opposite sides of the half-way line, with an open space between them. The home fans can enjoy a view of the game while their team takes a break from playing. The stand was named after Jack Barrett, who played for Accrington Stanley from 1946 to 1952 and was responsible for bringing about improvements to the stadium. He died in a road accident at the age of 29. The stand has two tiers with a total of 400 seats. There are no other facilities within the stand so everyone attending a match needs to bring their own food and drink. Tickets for Accrington Stanley games are available from the Town Hall box office, by phone on 01253 320103 or online at accringtonstanley.com. Prices start at £18 for adults and £5 for children. The match ticket includes entry into the main stand where you will find bars, shops and restaurants. A special area called the Royal Box offers excellent views of the game. There are no stands at Accrington Stanley like any other club in England or elsewhere in Europe. The only way to see a game is by buying a ticket and going into the main stand.