Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tickets
Spurs' High Road home, where the pitch slides away for NFL and concerts: One Hotspur sales windows, stands, stations and resale prices.
Updated 5 Nov 2026
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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened on 3 April 2019 on the High Road in Tottenham, north London, and holds 62,850 for football, all seated, although some seats are kept empty for segregation. Its football pitch retracts to reveal a synthetic surface underneath, which is how the ground stages NFL International Series games and concerts as well as Spurs.
Tottenham sell home league games in numbered sales windows, several games at a time. One Hotspur+ Members get a 24-hour priority from 10am on the first day, One Hotspur Members follow from 10am the next day, and each booking takes four seats at most. Adult prices start at £71 in Category A, £49 in Category B and £38 in Category C. Fulham on Thursday 3 December, first offered in window 3 in September, has since gone on general sale at the club.
14 events are listed below. Across them, resale seats on Hellotickets start from £88 (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Coming up: Tottenham v Ipswich on Saturday 21 November.
Window 4, for Bournemouth on Saturday 26 December, opened on 19 October for One Hotspur+ and 20 October for One Hotspur Members. Window 5, covering Leeds United, Sunderland and Manchester City, opens on 16 and 17 November; window 6, with Liverpool, Nottingham Forest and Brentford, on 18 and 19 January; and window 7, with Hull City, Chelsea and Manchester United, on 8 and 9 March. The north London derby, Tottenham v Arsenal on Sunday 6 December, has been on sale to members since window 3. Our Tottenham tickets 2026/27 hub follows each window.
Concerts are sold apart from the club: Karol G plays on Tuesday 6 July 2027, through Live Nation UK and Ticketmaster UK.
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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium guide: stands, stations and premium levels
Seating plan and stands
The four stands are very different in shape:
- South Stand: behind the south goal on the Park Lane side, the designated home end and the loudest part of the ground. It is a single tier of about 17,500 seats, the largest single-tier stand in the country, with the Goal Line Bar and the Marketplace on Level 1.
- North Stand: behind the north goal, on three tiers, with the away section in its north-east corner.
- East Stand: along the Worcester Avenue touchline, on four tiers, two of them premium, served by the East Premium entrances.
- West Stand: the main stand, along the High Road touchline, also on four tiers with two premium ones, plus the West Premium entrances and the main entrance for guests.
Safe standing is licensed in seated areas, the away section included, and the general admission concourses are on Levels 1, 2, 4 and 5.
Visiting supporters have Blocks 114-118, entered through Entrances 11 and 12 and approached via Worcester Avenue; fans who prefer to sit can be placed in Block 118. For Premier League games the allocation is 3,000 in the lower tier, with more across three tiers for domestic cups.
On Hellotickets, “Shortside” listings are behind a goal, in the South or North Stand, and “Longside” listings along the East or West Stand, with “Central” near halfway. A Shortside listing at the north end can sit close to the visitors, so check the block before you pay. Some listings carry a White Wall Stand label instead, and concert listings name blocks by number or a level, such as Level 5. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan shows where each block is.
Getting there
Four stations serve the ground, with walking times from the NFL's gameday guide:
- White Hart Lane (London Overground): about 5 minutes' walk, the closest.
- Northumberland Park (Greater Anglia): about 10 minutes' walk.
- Tottenham Hale (Victoria line and Greater Anglia): about 25 minutes' walk.
- Seven Sisters (Victoria line and London Overground): about 30 minutes' walk.
- Shuttle buses: free, pre-booked buses from Alexandra Palace (Great Northern) and Wood Green (Piccadilly line), running from three hours before to two hours after the match.
To avoid the Victoria line, the club points fans to trains from Liverpool Street: the Overground to White Hart Lane or Greater Anglia to Northumberland Park.
The stadium opens two hours before kick-off. Entry is by digital ticket or pass in Apple or Google Wallet only, and cash is not accepted anywhere in the stadium or on the surrounding campus, where smoking and e-cigarettes are also banned. Bags are checked at an outer cordon: personal bags must be A4 or smaller (21cm x 30cm), clear carrier bags no larger than 30cm x 30cm and laptop sleeves no larger than 37cm x 31cm, and there is no left-luggage service.
Hospitality
The premium areas fill two tiers in each of the East and West Stands. Dining includes The Residency, Stadium Social and Chef's Table Feast, and the ground also has the Tunnel Club, the Sky Lounges and private loges.
Frequently asked questions
What's the best way to get to Tottenham stadium?
By train. White Hart Lane on the London Overground is about five minutes' walk and Northumberland Park on Greater Anglia about ten, both reached from Liverpool Street, which the club suggests as an alternative to the Victoria line. Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters are about 25 and 30 minutes away on foot, and free pre-booked shuttle buses run from Alexandra Palace and Wood Green.
What events are happening at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium today?
The table on this page lists every upcoming event in date order, and the next one is Tottenham v Ipswich on Saturday 21 November. Tottenham's home games make up most of the list, alongside Karol G on Tuesday 6 July 2027. The stadium also stages NFL International Series games and other concerts, on the synthetic surface revealed when the football pitch retracts.
How do you get Tottenham Hotspur tickets?
Through One Hotspur membership. Home games go on sale in numbered windows: One Hotspur+ Members get a 24-hour priority from 10am, then One Hotspur Members buy from 10am the next day, with at most four seats per booking. Window 5 opens on 16 and 17 November for Leeds United, Sunderland and Manchester City. Some games, such as Fulham, later reach general sale.
Where do away fans sit at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?
In Blocks 114-118, in the north-east corner of the ground, entered through Entrances 11 and 12; visiting supporters should approach via Worcester Avenue. The section is licensed for safe standing, and visiting clubs can put fans who prefer to sit in Block 118. The usual Premier League allocation is 3,000 in the lower tier.
What is the bag policy at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?
Personal bags must be A4 or smaller (21cm x 30cm); clear carrier bags of 30cm x 30cm and laptop sleeves of 37cm x 31cm are also allowed. Bags are checked at an outer cordon before you reach the stadium and there is no left-luggage service, so leave anything larger at home.
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