Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tickets

Stadium facts

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium key facts

Home team

Tottenham

Capacity

62,850

Opened

2019

Owner

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Limited (a Tottenham Hotspur subsidiary)

Record attendance

62,027 — Tottenham Hotspur 3–0 Arsenal, Premier League, 12 May 2022

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

N17 0BX

• Tottenham Hotspur Stadium holds 62,850 supporters and is London’s largest club football ground.
• The South Stand holds 17,500 supporters in a single tier, the largest single-tier stand in England.
• The stadium has a fully retractable grass pitch — three rolling trays slide out to expose an artificial NFL surface beneath, a 25-minute conversion.
• It is the only stadium in Europe purpose-designed for both Premier League football and NFL American football.
• The stadium opened on 3 April 2019 after a 21-month construction period during which Tottenham played at Wembley.
• The Beavertown Brewery taproom on the West concourse is one of only three in-stadium breweries in world football.
• The Dare Skywalk along the roof apex (46.8m above the pitch) is the only stadium roof walk experience in the Premier League.

History

About Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened on 3 April 2019, replacing White Hart Lane on the same High Road site after a 21-month period during which Spurs played their home fixtures at Wembley. The £1.2 billion build, designed by Populous and engineered by Buro Happold, was conceived from the outset as a dual-code ground — purpose-built to host both Premier League football and NFL American football, the only stadium in Europe designed to that brief. The first competitive fixture, against Crystal Palace, finished 2-0 to the hosts; Son Heung-min scored the first competitive goal at the new ground. The redevelopment was funded through a combination of bank financing, club equity and a long-term naming-rights process that has, as of writing, not concluded — the stadium is still officially titled "Tottenham Hotspur Stadium" rather than carrying a sponsor name. The build replaced not only the original 1899 ground but also the surrounding warehouses and the historic Warmington House, with the new stadium turned 90 degrees from White Hart Lane's footprint to free space for the South Stand single-tier design.

Seating layout

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan & capacity

Sight-lines were the central design priority — every one of the 62,850 seats has an unobstructed view of both goal lines, achieved through the steep single-bowl geometry rather than nested tier offsets. The South Stand's single-tier rake (35 degrees at the back row) is among the steepest in English football and re-creates the standing-terrace atmosphere of older grounds within all-seater regulations. Premium hospitality is concentrated along the East and West halfway-line tiers; the most cinematic seats are the upper South looking down the spine of the pitch.

• South Stand

  Single-tier stand behind the south goal, the largest single-tier home stand in England at 17,500 supporters. Modelled on Borussia Dortmund's Südtribüne — the design brief specifically referenced the Yellow Wall — and engineered with steeper rake than the rest of the bowl to maximise vocal travel toward the pitch.

• North Stand

  Behind the opposite goal, facing the single-tier South Stand. Visiting supporters use designated north-east corner blocks; the allocation depends on the fixture.

• East Stand

  Along the eastern touchline, with general seating and premium options. Higher seats provide an elevated view across the pitch; check the listing’s level and access details.

• West Stand

  Along the western touchline, with the dugouts, media areas and premium seating. Halfway-line blocks offer a side-on view, with hospitality inclusions depending on the package.

Getting there

How to get to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is at N17 0BX, London, United Kingdom.

Tube

Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters are on the Victoria line. Allow around 25 minutes to walk from Tottenham Hale and around 30 minutes from Seven Sisters, plus time for queues.

Train

White Hart Lane on London Overground is around five minutes away. Northumberland Park on Greater Anglia is around a ten-minute walk; both have connections from Liverpool Street.

Bus

TfL buses serve Tottenham High Road but can be diverted during matchday road closures. The club also offers pre-booked shuttle services from Alexandra Palace and Wood Green; check the current matchday guide.

Walk

From Tottenham Hale via Northumberland Park: 25 minutes. From Seven Sisters along the High Road: 30 minutes.

Drive

There is no public matchday parking at the stadium. The local Resident Parking Scheme makes most surrounding streets permit-only on matchdays.

Parking

Matchday parking is not available at the stadium itself. Tottenham Hotspur partners with Q-Park at Stratford International (15-minute Overground ride) for pre-bookable spaces. On-street parking within a mile of the ground is restricted.

FAQ

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ticket FAQs