The Young’s Stand is divided into two tiers of red seating, with the upper tier much larger than the one underneath. A row of executive boxes separates the two levels from one another. The letters GTFC are spelt out in white across the lower tier blocks, whilst the directors' and executives' seating blocks are in the upper tier.
The view from the lower tier blocks is perfectly clear, but your view from the top tier will be restricted slightly as there are supporting pillars coming down from the roof above. The gantry holding the matchday camera also hangs down from the roof, and this can restrict your view slightly if you are sat at the very back.
Windshields are in place at either end of the Young’s Stand upper tier but only cover half of the seating area. The rest of the stand has no windshields on the sides.
Both the southeast and southwest corners are completely open spaces and used as storage for the club’s equipment.

The Pontoon is made up of a single tier of seating.
The seating area alternates in colour between black and white, and this mirrors the design of Grimsby Town’s Home Shirt.
There are supporting pillars coming down regularly towards the front of the stand and as a result most of the seats in the Pontoon have a restricted view.
A windshield is in place over by the southwest corner, but there isn’t one on the opposite side of the stand.

The Main Stand is made up of a single tier of red seating.
The press box and old director’s box are close to the stand’s centre, and there is an area for disabled supporters near to the northeast corner. The northwest corner is a completely open area but temporary stands have been put here in the past.
Blundell Park’s changing rooms are based inside the stand, and the dugouts are located down the front, with one either side of the stadium’s tunnel.
Supporting pillars run regularly across the front of the stand and so your view will be restricted somewhat. The slanted roof also can get in the way of your view if you are up at the back of the stand.
The northeast corner directly connects the Main Stand to the Osmond Stand but has no blocks of seating inside of it.

The Osmond Stand follows the same design as both the Main Stand and northwest corner, using a single tier of red seating that is separated in the middle by a walkway.
Efforts have been made to remove supporting pillars from most of the stand, but they are still present in the home-only northeast corner which can partly restrict your view. The biggest view restriction will be the stand's roof, which hangs low overhead and could prove a restriction to those based right up at the back.
There used to be an electronic scoreboard positioned above the stand’s roof, but this has since been replaced by a large TV screen in the southeast corner.
There is a small windshield at the open end of the Osmond Stand but this only protects the back row seats.