Tottenham tickets 2026/27

1. Choose a membership tier

Adult One Hotspur Membership costs from £45 a season, and One Hotspur+ from £60. Both give you access to the members' sale for each home game, and One Hotspur+ buys a day earlier. See our Tottenham Membership guide before you join.

2. Buy in your window

The seven windows are published at the start of the season, each covering a group of fixtures. One Hotspur+ Members get a 24-hour priority window from 10am on the Monday, then One Hotspur Members can buy from 10am on the Tuesday, normally one ticket per membership. Still to come: Leeds, Sunderland and Manchester City on 16 and 17 November; Liverpool, Nottingham Forest and Brentford on 18 and 19 January; Hull City, Chelsea and Manchester United on 8 and 9 March.

3. Match categories

Adult prices for 2026/27 start at £71 in Category A (Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United), £49 in Category B, which covers most other clubs from Aston Villa to Sunderland, and £38 in Category C (Bournemouth, Coventry, Hull and Ipswich). Those are the lowest prices in each band, in blocks 109 and 110.

4. General sale is the exception

The club says its home games are unlikely to reach general sale and are often only available to members. Some still do: Fulham on Thursday 3 December is on general sale, with up to four seats per buyer, from £49 for an adult.

5. The Ticket Exchange

Once a game has sold out, the club may open its official Ticket Exchange, at its discretion. Season ticket holders and Premium members list their seats there at face value, for One Hotspur Members to buy, or for everyone if the match has gone on general sale; listed seats may also go to the Guest or General Sale. Our Tottenham Ticket Exchange guide goes through it step by step.

6. Premium seats

Premium areas are in the East and West Stands, with dining such as The Residency, Stadium Social and Chef's Table Feast.

On the resale market, Tottenham's Category A games lead the list. The visit of Manchester United in May sits at the top, with Tottenham v Arsenal tickets for the north London derby, Liverpool and Chelsea close together just below. Manchester City, though also Category A, starts some way lower. At the other end, Ipswich, Fulham, Sunderland and Leeds open the range, and the remaining Category B and C games, from Nottingham Forest and Brentford to Bournemouth and Hull City, sit just above them.

Within a match, listings nearly always start in the upper tier behind a goal ("Shortside Upper Tier"), with the upper tier along the touchline and the lower tier behind a goal close behind. Lower-tier touchline seats and "Central" seats near halfway sit higher, and premium and hospitality packages are listed apart. Some sellers use their own stand names, such as "White Wall Stand", so check where a listing is before you pay.

Resale listings are priced by their sellers and can sit above face value, and you see the final price before paying. If you hold a membership, your window or the Exchange at face value will cost much less.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, on the High Road in Tottenham, opened in 2019 and holds 62,850, although some seats are kept empty for segregation. It has four stands:

• South Stand (Park Lane side): the home end and the loudest part of the ground, a single tier of about 17,500 seats, the largest single-tier stand in the country, with the Goal Line Bar and Marketplace on Level 1.
• North Stand: three tiers, with the away section in its north-east corner.
• East Stand (Worcester Avenue side): four tiers, two of them premium.
• West Stand (High Road side): the main stand, also on four tiers with two premium, and the main entrance for guests.

Safe standing is licensed in seated areas. The stadium opens two hours before kick-off, entry is by digital ticket in Apple or Google Wallet only, and the stadium and its surrounding campus are cashless. Personal bags must be A4 or smaller and are checked at an outer cordon, with no left luggage.

White Hart Lane (London Overground) is about five minutes' walk and Northumberland Park (Greater Anglia) about ten; Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters, on the Victoria line, are 25 to 30 minutes away. Trains from Liverpool Street serve both nearer stations, and free pre-booked shuttle buses run from Alexandra Palace and Wood Green from three hours before to two hours after the match. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan maps the blocks.

Visiting supporters are in blocks 114 to 118, in the north-east corner, entered through Entrances 11 and 12 and approached via Worcester Avenue. The section is licensed for safe standing, and visiting clubs can place supporters who prefer to sit in Block 118. For Premier League games the allocation is about 3,000 lower-tier seats, and it can extend across three tiers for domestic cup ties.

If you support Spurs and buy on the resale market, keep clear of that corner of the North Stand: the South Stand, at the opposite end, is where the home support is loudest.