
Experience events at London's state-of-the-art stadium, a marvel of modern design for football, NFL, and huge concerts.
More than just the home of Spurs, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has redefined the live event experience in London. Opened in 2019, this 62,850-seat architectural masterpiece boasts incredible sightlines from every seat, a retractable pitch for NFL games, and the longest bar in Europe. Its acoustics and fan facilities are second to none. Whether you are here for a Premier League clash, an NFL London Game, or a stadium-filling concert, our 2026 guide has you covered. We will share travel tips to navigate North London, highlight the amazing food and drink options, and help you choose the best spot to take in the action in this truly 21st-century venue.
White Hart Lane (London Overground) is a 5 minute walk. Northumberland Park (Greater Anglia) is a 10 minute walk and has direct services from Stratford. Seven Sisters (Victoria line) is the nearest tube, requiring a bus or a 30 minute walk.
Driving is strongly discouraged. Major local roads are closed on event days and a strict Controlled Parking Zone is enforced. There is no official public car park at the stadium.
From Stansted Airport, take the Stansted Express train to Tottenham Hale. From there, it is a short Greater Anglia service to Northumberland Park station, next to the stadium.

This is the official pub of Beavertown Brewery, located directly opposite the stadium. It serves a huge range of craft beers and food in a modern, lively setting.
A unique and stylish pub set in a refurbished Victorian public toilet, a 15 minute walk away. It offers a great selection of craft beers and a more relaxed vibe than pubs on the High Road.
A legendary Tottenham institution on the High Road, famous among fans for its fried chicken. It is a local, no-frills experience that is part of the fabric of the area.
Many takeaway spots along Tottenham High Road, including kebab shops and chicken shops, stay open very late to serve crowds leaving the stadium.
The queues for White Hart Lane and Northumberland Park stations can be very long. Consider walking to Seven Sisters or Tottenham Hale for the tube if the Overground queues are excessive.
The stadium's design ensures there is not a bad seat in the house. The South Stand, a single tier of 17,500 seats, creates an incredible 'wall of sound' for both matches and gigs.
Explore The Market Place for a huge variety of street food options. The stadium famously has its own microbrewery, so a fresh pint from Beavertown is a must-try.
Use London Overground services to White Hart Lane station, which is the closest. Alternatively, Northumberland Park (Greater Anglia) and Seven Sisters (Victoria line) are a short walk away.
Like most modern venues, the entire stadium is cashless. All food, drink, and merchandise must be purchased using a card or mobile payment.
Bags must be A4 size or smaller (21cm long x 30cm high). The club offers a bag drop facility for larger bags, but this is subject to availability and a charge.
Yes, the stadium offers a range of tours, including the popular Stadium Tour and 'The Dare Skywalk', an adrenaline-filled walk on top of the stadium roof. Book these separately.
Yes, high-density WiFi is available for free throughout the stadium. This makes sharing your experience and using venue apps easy during your visit.
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