Hays Travel Stand:, capacity 3,500. The newest stand, built in 1999 at a cost of £3.5m, which was secured with lottery funding, in time to host the 1999 Rugby World Cup pool game between Samoa and Japan, where a crowd of over 14,000 turned up to see a Samoan victory. The stand's unique design is attributed to the Turf Hotel Pub, which is situated on the corner of the stadium. The stand possesses a TV studio and eight fully equipped private boxes, and has a match-day restaurant called "The 1864 Suite"; there is also an old programme shop which is run by volunteers adjacent to the stand. A family area was introduced in the 2009–10 season, located to the area of the stand nearest to the Kop – the "Town End" and is known as the L&D Brothers Family Stand. Inside the foyer entrance to this stand you can also find a small ticket office which is open for 1 hour prior to kick-off and sells tickets just for that stand to take pressure from the main ticket office under the BKoncepts Stand.