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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium guide: Spurs in London
Opened in 2019 on the site of the old White Hart Lane, Tottenham's stadium is often called one of the best in Europe: a huge single-tier stand, fierce acoustics and facilities designed around fans.
- ≈ 62,850capacity
- 2019opened
- ≈ 17,500in the South Stand
- ETAto enter the UK
Getting to London
| Arriving at | Into the city | Approx. time |
|---|---|---|
| Stansted | Stansted Express (stops at Tottenham Hale) or to Liverpool Street | ≈ 40 to 50 min |
| Heathrow | Elizabeth line or Piccadilly line to the centre | ≈ 40 min to 1 h |
| Gatwick, Luton | Train to central London | ≈ 30 to 50 min |
| Eurostar | St Pancras, then the Victoria line to Tottenham Hale or Seven Sisters | ≈ 20 min |
Before you go: most overseas visitors, including EU and Swiss citizens, need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to enter the UK, from the official gov.uk site.
From the centre to the ground
The stadium is on High Road, in north London.
- White Hart Lane (Overground from Liverpool Street): the closest station, about 5 minutes on foot.
- Northumberland Park (trains from Liverpool Street and Tottenham Hale): about ten minutes' walk.
- Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale (Victoria line): 20 to 30 minutes on foot, or a bus along High Road.
After the match the nearest stations are packed: many fans walk to Seven Sisters or Tottenham Hale.
Buying an official ticket
- Official ticket office at tottenhamhotspur.com. For the Premier League most sales are for members, with priority to the most loyal.
- Official resale: season ticket holders can put their seat back on sale through the club.
- Cups and Europe: often more accessible.
- Hospitality: plenty of packages, the safest route for a specific date.
Watch out: in the UK, reselling a football ticket without the club's permission is a criminal offence. Avoid unofficial resale sites.
Where to sit
- South Stand: about 17,500 seats on a single tier, the largest single-tier stand in the UK. The heart of the atmosphere.
- North Stand: behind the other goal, with the away section.
- East and West Stands: the side stands, best view of the game.
The stadium is very well designed: the view is good everywhere, even in the upper tier.
Typical budget
- Getting to London;
- Membership and a face-value ticket, or hospitality;
- One or two nights in London;
- ETA, train or Tube, food and a pint (the stadium has its own microbrewery).
Our real costs will be published here after our test trip to London.
Matchday tips
- The stadium is cashless: bring a card.
- Arrive early to enjoy the indoor bars, including a very long bar behind the South Stand.
- On non-match days there are stadium tours and the rooftop Skywalk.
- The one to tick off: the north London derby against Arsenal.
London's other clubs
There's more to London than one club. Each has its own full guide: getting there, tickets, stands and tips.
Emirates StadiumArsenal. A direct Tube from Heathrow; tickets mostly go to members.
Stamford BridgeChelsea. A historic ground in the middle of town, 5 minutes from the Tube.
London StadiumWest Ham. The former Olympic stadium, big and often easier to get into.
FAQ
Which station for the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?
White Hart Lane (Overground from Liverpool Street) is closest, about 5 minutes on foot. Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale also work.
Do I need to be a member to buy Tottenham tickets?
For most Premier League matches, yes. Cups, Europe and hospitality are more accessible.
Can I pay cash at Tottenham's stadium?
No, the stadium is cashless. Bring a card or mobile payment.
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