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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

London's most modern stadium, built for football, NFL and big tours

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London is one of the most advanced stadiums in the world. A retractable pitch slides away to reveal an NFL turf underneath, the steep South Stand is the biggest single tier in the UK, and it has become a favourite stop for the largest stadium tours.

Capacity: 62,850
Opened: 2019
Architect: Populous
Home of: Tottenham Hotspur

Getting there

782 High Rd, London N17 0BX

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Departures

Overground to White Hart LaneTrains from Liverpool Street, about 25 minutes. The station is a 5-minute walk from the stadium.
Victoria line to Tottenham HaleThen walk about 20 minutes or take a shuttle bus. Also served by trains from Stansted Airport.
Northumberland ParkTrains from Liverpool Street and Stratford, about 15 minutes' walk. Usually quieter than the other stations.

After the show

Queues at White Hart Lane station can last a long time. Walk 20 minutes to Tottenham Hale or Seven Sisters for the Victoria line, which runs often and gets you to central London quickly.

Bags and entry

Bags larger than A4 are not allowed, and there's no bag storage at the stadium. Bring a small bag or clear bag only.

Power bank
Small power banks are usually allowed. Charge it before you go, mobile data gets slow with a full crowd.
Umbrella
Only small foldable umbrellas get in. Large or golf umbrellas are refused, so a poncho is safer.
Paying inside
The stadium is fully cashless. Pay by card or phone everywhere inside.

On the day

When the gates open

Gates usually open 2 hours before kick-off. Go in early to try the beer from the stadium's own microbrewery and see the South Stand fill up.

Eat and drink before

Goal Line Bar
The 65-metre bar under the South Stand, the place to meet before kick-off.
Tottenham High Road
Caribbean, Turkish and West African food right outside the stadium.
Bill Nicholson pub
Classic Spurs pub a few minutes' walk away, packed with fans before every game.

Home club

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs, The Lilywhites

Founded: 1882
Plays here since: 2019

Founded by schoolboys from a cricket club in north London, Spurs played at White Hart Lane for 118 years. The new stadium was built on almost the same spot, and in 2025 it celebrated the club's first trophy in 17 years.

Biggest honours

Europa League winners in 2025
The 1961 league and FA Cup double, the first of the 20th century
Cup Winners' Cup in 1963, the first European trophy for an English club

Legends who played here

Danny Blanchflower
Jimmy Greaves
Glenn Hoddle
Gary Mabbutt
Ledley King
Harry Kane

Seating layout

Capacity: 62,850 for football, with the single-tier South Stand alone holding about 17,500

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Pitch / stage

Pitch / floor

Tier by tier

1
Lower tier
Close to the pitch on all sides, with the steep South Stand rising right from the touchline.
2
Middle tier
Premium and hospitality levels on the long sides, with the best balance of height and distance.
3
Upper tier
High and steep, with a full view of the bowl and the London skyline beyond.

Seating tips

For concerts the stage is usually at the North Stand end, so the South Stand faces it head-on.
The East and West Stands run along the pitch and give the best side view for football.
The upper tier is steep. If you don't like heights, stick to the lower or middle tier.

Where to sit

Best for a concert
South Stand, middle rows
Faces the stage head-on with a great view of the whole show and the light shows across the crowd.
Best for football
West Stand, lower or middle tier near halfway
The classic side-on view, close enough to feel the noise from the South Stand.
On a budget
North Stand, upper tier
Usually the cheapest seats, high up but with a clear view of the pitch and the South Stand.
In the shade
West Stand
For evening concerts the West Stand gets shade first, and the roof keeps most rain off.

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History

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2017

Last game at the old White Hart Lane as the new stadium rises behind it

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Tottenham played at White Hart Lane from 1899. Instead of moving away, the club built a new stadium right next to the old one and on part of its land. The last game at White Hart Lane was in May 2017, then the old stands were knocked down to finish the new bowl.

The stadium opened in April 2019 with a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace. Weeks later it hosted a Champions League semi-final, and in October 2019 the first NFL game, thanks to a pitch that splits into three trays and slides under the South Stand.

It has since hosted heavyweight boxing, rugby and many of the world's biggest concerts, from Guns N' Roses to Beyoncé. In May 2025 Spurs won the Europa League, and the trophy parade went along Tottenham High Road past the stadium.

Legendary nights

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2019

Opening night

Son Heung-min scored the first goal at the new stadium in a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace, on an emotional night for fans who had waited two years.

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2021

Usyk vs Joshua

The ring was built in the middle of the pitch, and Oleksandr Usyk took Anthony Joshua's world titles in front of a huge crowd.

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2023

Renaissance in London

Beyoncé's chrome stage filled the stadium for five nights, one of the biggest concert runs in London's history.

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2025

Trophy at last

After 17 years without a trophy, Spurs beat Manchester United in the Europa League final and brought the cup home to Tottenham.

Questions fans ask

Can I visit Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

Yes, there are stadium tours on most non-event days, and you can also do The Dare Skywalk across the roof.

How do I get to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

Take the Overground to White Hart Lane, or the Victoria line to Tottenham Hale and walk about 20 minutes.

Is the stadium covered?

The roof covers all seats, but the pitch is open, so standing fans at concerts can get wet.

When do the gates open?

Usually 2 hours before kick-off for football and about 3 hours before a concert. Check your ticket for the exact time.

Did you know?

01 / 04

The football pitch splits into three huge trays that slide under the South Stand, revealing an artificial pitch for NFL games.

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