Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Stadium

Address: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, 782 High Road, Tottenham, London N17 0BX, United Kingdom

Website: https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/the-stadium/

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is a modern, purpose-built football stadium in the Tottenham area of north London, England, opened in 2019. It serves as the home ground for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club and was designed for multi-use events.

The stadium replaced the club’s former ground on the same site and was built as part of a long redevelopment project through the 2010s. It incorporates modern engineering and spectator amenities aimed at creating a year-round events venue.

The stadium is located in the Tottenham district of north London, close to White Hart Lane and transport links including nearby railway and Underground stations. It sits within an urban redevelopment area with direct links to local public transport.

• Capacity and opening date: Seating capacity is approximately 62,000 for football, and the venue was opened in 2019.
• Multi-use design: The stadium was designed to host both club football and NFL games; it uses a system to accommodate different playing surfaces and event types.

What to See#

• Main bowl and pitch: The spectator bowl and pitch area configured for association football and other events, forming the main viewing area for up to around 62,000 spectators.
• Multipurpose facilities: Multipurpose facilities including hospitality suites, a retractable or convertible pitch system designed to host NFL games and large events, and corporate hospitality areas.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is in north London at the White Hart Lane area. The stadium is a very short walk (a few minutes) from White Hart Lane station on the London Overground; it is also within walking distance (about 10-15 minutes) of Seven Sisters station on the Victoria line and of Tottenham Hale (Victoria line/National Rail). By road the stadium is close to the A10 and the North Circular (A406); allow extra time for limited matchday parking and road closures.

• The closest rail access is White Hart Lane (London Overground) for the shortest walk; Tottenham Hale (Victoria line and rail) is the other main public-transport route and useful on busy match days. 
• Check the gate/entry printed on your ticket and follow the club's pre-match arrival guidance; arrive well before kick-off to pass security and find your seat without rushing. 
• If you want a quieter experience, attend a stadium tour on a non-match day-these are scheduled separately from match-day operations and let you access areas closed to supporters on game day.