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Tottenham Hotspur stadium is a great atmosphere to watch a futbol match. Great energy and a new stadium the facilities were nice. A great atmosphere to see an Epl game with exciting fans. Concession prices were pretty reasonable and weren't to overly expensive. It is easy to get to and is a short walk from the train station.
I visited the stadium for the sky deck experience. When I visited, it was raining a little bit, but they were still having sky deck experience. I went in the morning for the first time slot and it was a group of three individuals including myself. It was a fun experience. Not as exciting as I thought, but it was a good once in a life time experience. It was also part of the London city pass that I had purchased already!
Had an amazing time visiting Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for a tour, Skywalk, and attend a premier league match. The stadium is state of the art and one of the most impressive in the world. The tour was very interesting and it was cool to look around the dressing room, physio room, media room, pitch, etc. The sky walk was also a fun way to look out over the pitch from over 40m in the air. It was honestly a bit shorter than I expected, but still a fun and thrilling experience. Watching a premier match was also amazing! We sat in the iconic south stand and were lucky enough to see two goals on our side from Emerson Royal and Son Heung Min. It was fun to watch the warm ups so close and celebrate with the other fans. I also ordered a bottle of water and sausage roll before the game and it was a much more reasonable price than at American sports facilities. COYS!
I was in town to run the London Marathon. Prior to my trip, I purchased a stadium tour ticket along with a photo. Unfortunately, my tour date fell in between 2 NFL games, so the pitch was in NFL mode. My tour date was actually rescheduled due to the original date being on the day right after a NFL game. That was pretty much the only negative that I could say about the tour. They have the schedule well in advance. They really should have disclosed that information on the website so people can make an informed choice. As for the tour, the stadium was awesome to say the least! In addition to seeing sections of the stadium where only players and staff could go, we were allowed access to parts that were clearly reserved for wealthy people or companies. In addition to the pitch being in NFL mode, the Tottenham Experience store was only selling NFL gear. Did they not want any of my money? I definitely will need to return to experience a football match in this stadium.
Something about football games in Europe that just hit different. We recently watched the Tottenham vs. Burnley match which seemed like a sold out game as there were very little empty seats that I saw. The stadium is a 30 minute walk from the Seven Sisters underground station or a short bus ride. On match days, buses get quite busy and it honestly seemed more convenient to walk. As we approached the stadium, it was beautiful, brand new, and we were able to find the entrance to our section quite easily. They scanned our tickets, went through security, and we were in just in time to grab a drink. There were drink and food outlets and also toilets throughout the stadium. I recommend not stopping at the first outlets you see upon entering as they seemed the most busy. As we walked down, we saw more of the same outlets with the same offerings and shorter lines. The lines moved rather quickly though and contactless payments make transactions even more smooth. We stopped at the Tap Inn and I got Inch's Cider Can. To my surprise, this beverage was quite lovely and I would recommend it for those that do not fancy beers quite as much. I chugged two of these bad boys and they went down smoothly, lol. We also tried a traditional sausage roll and oh my, that was delish! The sausage was flavorful and the puff pastry surrounding it complimented it well. Highly recommend for a quick snack and if ya don't finish, your allowed to bring it to your seats (just no drinks allowed). The stadium itself was clean, beautiful, and the acoustics of the crowd cheering just added to the whole experience. We sat in the lower level, in the standing section, and close to the visitors section. It was fun listening bantering between fans. When the crowds started chanting and cheering, that feeling of awe and wonder took over. We had so much fun! If ever you get a chance to watch a game here, don't hesitate and just DO IT! Our tickets were pretty affordable as well!
When I found out that the Vikings were playing in London, I just knew I had to surprise my Vikings-loving fiancé with tickets. Unfortunately, they sold out in seconds and resale prices were insane so I was starting to think it wasn't going to happen. Thankfully, Matthew over at the ticketing office contacted me immediately when some premium seats suddenly became available and I was able to secure us some pretty amazing seats in the end. The stadium itself is beautiful and super modern, especially when compared to many of the ones I've been to in the States. We had Premium Lounge tickets which came with pre-match food (honestly all really good) and a half-time drink (beer, wine, soda) and best of all, padded seats. They definitely weren't the cheapest tickets but I did think they were worth every penny. Would definitely get the same level tickets if we're ever heading to Tottenham again. We also really loved the energy of the entire crowd and just how into American football everyone was. The only negative was that it was a bit difficult to get to from Central London and back (probably waited an hour until we finally got to the station--the line from the stadium to the tube was ridiculous), but other than that, we had a great first time there and are looking forward to coming back one day.
We had the opportunity to attend the Tottenham vs. Nottingham. It was a must for my daughter on our holiday to London. I'm so glad we could get our hands on last-minute tickets. The stadium is gorgeous, and the gift shop is massive. The food was different, and I loved it. I had Ramen, and let me tell you, it was delicious. We had a wonderful time, and will be a great memory of our trip.
As suggested by the name, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the new home to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, built to replace White Hart Lane remaining in the same N17 location, with a capacity of 62,062 it is a decent sized stadium, currently the third largest football stadium in England (second in the Premier League) after Wembley and Old Trafford. The stadium also has a large, stunning single tiered stand, which is the largest single tiered stand in a stadium holding 17,500 spectators. The stadium has so many cool features including a retractable NFL pitch to host NFL games in London which seems to be growing popularity in the NFL franchise Despite being close to multiple public transport stations including Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters, the stadium is a nightmare to get to on the best of days, especially a match-day where buses are re-routed and there isn't traffic allowed in the area I came to this stadium as one of the first sets of away fans to visit, in the venues first UEFA Champions League fixture as I watched Spurs host my Manchester City team, I was surprised at how bad the stadium was to get to from central London, and basically anywhere which is one of its' biggest flaws for such a beautiful, new, expensive stadium to allow no traffic to pass after the game, which also restricts buses with all tube stations including Tottenham Hale and Finsbury Park being a good walk away, which with the huge match-day crowds feels like an eternal walk with the "25 minutes" sign never seeming to go down. It probably ended up taking longer to get half-way back to the London Hilton on Park Lane in which I was staying than it does to get home from the Etihad via bus and tram, and perhaps any other stadium I've been to on an away day. My overall view from the stadium, facing the new single tiered stand at the back of the away end was quite good, making it one of the better views I've had at an away game of the pitch, as well as the stunning stadium. The stadium seemed modern in the sense it had many lifts, this is compared to what I'm used to at the Etihad Stadium which only has one, slow lift in each entrance meaning it can take a long time to get to your seats, here the biggest difficulty is navigating to the stadium and around the stadium. I found the distance between the gates to get into the ground to be much larger than other stadiums I've visited in the past. It does have the frustrating bag policy of Wembley however allowing bags only smaller than A4 size, which is pretty inconvenient as it rules out bags of any decent size. Searching was also high-tech with airport style machines. Staff inside the stadium seemed friendly, however, the staff from the stadium in nearby key attractions seemed few in number and clueless, for example, they couldn't even provide me with walking directions or transport directions to the stadium Arguably one of the better stadiums in England right now in terms of capacity, appearance and facilities but the public transportation infrastructure is so bad really does let it down, it has got so bad where Tottenham Hotspur have had to release a statement, but it's got so bad, that visiting a stadium like this which is supposed to become an exciting experience starts to become a journey to dread and if that isn't sorted soon I probably wouldn't be able to attend games at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, albeit it is still a great stadium and anything under three-stars would surely be an insult.
I went there to watch the Bears lose to the Raiders (and the did, but in a close good game nonetheless). The stadium in and of itself is terrific! Was kind of hoping for a bit of rain to see the so-called retractable roof. would have wondered how much louder the stadium would have been. The line to the game to get tickets (as a stub hub purchasing american) prior was a bit tedious as we had to go through a LONG line of people just to get the tickets we already purchased. I was still excited to go into a brand new stadium less than 6 months old and see how that experience was like. When we got in, however, ..... I mean, it looked like every professional stadium I've ever been in and nothing too special. First thing I noticed was the beer and food before we took our seats all the way up on the 500 level. We went all the way back down to finally get food since i didn't happen to see any tenders on our way up to our seats. The tenders themselves weren't anything special, but had a good complete breaded taste, fair seasoning and was a good amount coupled with french fries. The fries, themselves, were also a decent about above par and had a good taste. They had them ready to go so there was absolutely no waiting, but at the same time, you could tell they didn't just sit there for awhile waiting to be purchased. Very good service and was helpful to any Americans trying to figure out the coin system or card register for payment. At the end of the day, It was nothing to write home about as I've had considerably better TASTING tenders at other stadiums. I had to get the tenders because, why not when you're overseas at a Bears game, but was not by any means disappointing (wasn't blown away at the same time, but still). In any event, I'd highly recommend any tenders fan to grab some of these while watching a local soccer or quidditch match.
Stopped here for the Cowboy Carter tour. The show was amazing and entry was easy however, I dislike their cocktails. Everything is made in batches so the drinks are trash. Also, they do not refresh the lavatories so half way through the concert there was no tissue in any stalls. read more
As far as stadiums go, you can't really complain too much about this one (aside from it being an outdoor stadium which I don't prefer but that's my opinion). My seats were great and I didn't pay an arm and a leg to get them. The food was expensive but not outrageously so. I got a chicken burger and fries for £16 which I didn't think was too terrible. It also tasted pretty good and they have mayo and ketchup dispensers. I don't mind having to go here whenever my MN Vikings play in London. read more
Cool stadium. Spacious. Even the cheapish seats I was sitting in were comfortable. Lots of huge TVs around so even if you're in the nosebleed sections, you can still see what's going on up close. Bathrooms are pretty clean considering. read more
Tottenham Hotspur stadium is a great atmosphere to watch a futbol match. Great energy and a new stadium the facilities were nice. A great atmosphere to see an Epl game with exciting fans. Concession prices were pretty reasonable and weren't to overly expensive. It is easy to get to and is a short walk from the train station. read more
2 years ago
I visited the stadium for the sky deck experience. When I visited, it was raining a little bit, but they were still having sky deck experience. I went in the morning for the first time slot and it was a group of three individuals including myself. It was a fun experience. Not as exciting as I thought, but it was a good once in a life time experience. It was also part of the London city pass that I had purchased already! read more
Had an amazing time visiting Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for a tour, Skywalk, and attend a premier league match. The stadium is state of the art and one of the most impressive in the world. The tour was very interesting and it was cool to look around the dressing room, physio room, media room, pitch, etc. The sky walk was also a fun way to look out over the pitch from over 40m in the air. It was honestly a bit shorter than I expected, but still a fun and thrilling experience. Watching a premier match was also amazing! We sat in the iconic south stand and were lucky enough to see two goals on our side from Emerson Royal and Son Heung Min. It was fun to watch the warm ups so close and celebrate with the other fans. I also ordered a bottle of water and sausage roll before the game and it was a much more reasonable price than at American sports facilities. COYS! read more
I was in town to run the London Marathon. Prior to my trip, I purchased a stadium tour ticket along with a photo. Unfortunately, my tour date fell in between 2 NFL games, so the pitch was in NFL mode. My tour date was actually rescheduled due to the original date being on the day right after a NFL game. That was pretty much the only negative that I could say about the tour. They have the schedule well in advance. They really should have disclosed that information on the website so people can make an informed choice. As for the tour, the stadium was awesome to say the least! In addition to seeing sections of the stadium where only players and staff could go, we were allowed access to parts that were clearly reserved for wealthy people or companies. In addition to the pitch being in NFL mode, the Tottenham Experience store was only selling NFL gear. Did they not want any of my money? I definitely will need to return to experience a football match in this stadium. read more
Something about football games in Europe that just hit different. We recently watched the Tottenham vs. Burnley match which seemed like a sold out game as there were very little empty seats that I saw. The stadium is a 30 minute walk from the Seven Sisters underground station or a short bus ride. On match days, buses get quite busy and it honestly seemed more convenient to walk. As we approached the stadium, it was beautiful, brand new, and we were able to find the entrance to our section quite easily. They scanned our tickets, went through security, and we were in just in time to grab a drink. There were drink and food outlets and also toilets throughout the stadium. I recommend not stopping at the first outlets you see upon entering as they seemed the most busy. As we walked down, we saw more of the same outlets with the same offerings and shorter lines. The lines moved rather quickly though and contactless payments make transactions even more smooth. We stopped at the Tap Inn and I got Inch's Cider Can. To my surprise, this beverage was quite lovely and I would recommend it for those that do not fancy beers quite as much. I chugged two of these bad boys and they went down smoothly, lol. We also tried a traditional sausage roll and oh my, that was delish! The sausage was flavorful and the puff pastry surrounding it complimented it well. Highly recommend for a quick snack and if ya don't finish, your allowed to bring it to your seats (just no drinks allowed). The stadium itself was clean, beautiful, and the acoustics of the crowd cheering just added to the whole experience. We sat in the lower level, in the standing section, and close to the visitors section. It was fun listening bantering between fans. When the crowds started chanting and cheering, that feeling of awe and wonder took over. We had so much fun! If ever you get a chance to watch a game here, don't hesitate and just DO IT! Our tickets were pretty affordable as well! read more
3 years ago
Awesome game a great win again Liverpool Go SPRUS !!! Rock 2023' see y'all back here soon keep Up The good work !! Awesome satduim super clean and very Friendly staff !!! read more
3 years ago
When I found out that the Vikings were playing in London, I just knew I had to surprise my Vikings-loving fiancé with tickets. Unfortunately, they sold out in seconds and resale prices were insane so I was starting to think it wasn't going to happen. Thankfully, Matthew over at the ticketing office contacted me immediately when some premium seats suddenly became available and I was able to secure us some pretty amazing seats in the end. The stadium itself is beautiful and super modern, especially when compared to many of the ones I've been to in the States. We had Premium Lounge tickets which came with pre-match food (honestly all really good) and a half-time drink (beer, wine, soda) and best of all, padded seats. They definitely weren't the cheapest tickets but I did think they were worth every penny. Would definitely get the same level tickets if we're ever heading to Tottenham again. We also really loved the energy of the entire crowd and just how into American football everyone was. The only negative was that it was a bit difficult to get to from Central London and back (probably waited an hour until we finally got to the station--the line from the stadium to the tube was ridiculous), but other than that, we had a great first time there and are looking forward to coming back one day. read more
We had the opportunity to attend the Tottenham vs. Nottingham. It was a must for my daughter on our holiday to London. I'm so glad we could get our hands on last-minute tickets. The stadium is gorgeous, and the gift shop is massive. The food was different, and I loved it. I had Ramen, and let me tell you, it was delicious. We had a wonderful time, and will be a great memory of our trip. read more
7 years ago
As suggested by the name, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the new home to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, built to replace White Hart Lane remaining in the same N17 location, with a capacity of 62,062 it is a decent sized stadium, currently the third largest football stadium in England (second in the Premier League) after Wembley and Old Trafford. The stadium also has a large, stunning single tiered stand, which is the largest single tiered stand in a stadium holding 17,500 spectators. The stadium has so many cool features including a retractable NFL pitch to host NFL games in London which seems to be growing popularity in the NFL franchise Despite being close to multiple public transport stations including Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters, the stadium is a nightmare to get to on the best of days, especially a match-day where buses are re-routed and there isn't traffic allowed in the area I came to this stadium as one of the first sets of away fans to visit, in the venues first UEFA Champions League fixture as I watched Spurs host my Manchester City team, I was surprised at how bad the stadium was to get to from central London, and basically anywhere which is one of its' biggest flaws for such a beautiful, new, expensive stadium to allow no traffic to pass after the game, which also restricts buses with all tube stations including Tottenham Hale and Finsbury Park being a good walk away, which with the huge match-day crowds feels like an eternal walk with the "25 minutes" sign never seeming to go down. It probably ended up taking longer to get half-way back to the London Hilton on Park Lane in which I was staying than it does to get home from the Etihad via bus and tram, and perhaps any other stadium I've been to on an away day. My overall view from the stadium, facing the new single tiered stand at the back of the away end was quite good, making it one of the better views I've had at an away game of the pitch, as well as the stunning stadium. The stadium seemed modern in the sense it had many lifts, this is compared to what I'm used to at the Etihad Stadium which only has one, slow lift in each entrance meaning it can take a long time to get to your seats, here the biggest difficulty is navigating to the stadium and around the stadium. I found the distance between the gates to get into the ground to be much larger than other stadiums I've visited in the past. It does have the frustrating bag policy of Wembley however allowing bags only smaller than A4 size, which is pretty inconvenient as it rules out bags of any decent size. Searching was also high-tech with airport style machines. Staff inside the stadium seemed friendly, however, the staff from the stadium in nearby key attractions seemed few in number and clueless, for example, they couldn't even provide me with walking directions or transport directions to the stadium Arguably one of the better stadiums in England right now in terms of capacity, appearance and facilities but the public transportation infrastructure is so bad really does let it down, it has got so bad where Tottenham Hotspur have had to release a statement, but it's got so bad, that visiting a stadium like this which is supposed to become an exciting experience starts to become a journey to dread and if that isn't sorted soon I probably wouldn't be able to attend games at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, albeit it is still a great stadium and anything under three-stars would surely be an insult. read more
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I went there to watch the Bears lose to the Raiders (and the did, but in a close good game nonetheless). The stadium in and of itself is terrific! Was kind of hoping for a bit of rain to see the so-called retractable roof. would have wondered how much louder the stadium would have been. The line to the game to get tickets (as a stub hub purchasing american) prior was a bit tedious as we had to go through a LONG line of people just to get the tickets we already purchased. I was still excited to go into a brand new stadium less than 6 months old and see how that experience was like. When we got in, however, ..... I mean, it looked like every professional stadium I've ever been in and nothing too special. First thing I noticed was the beer and food before we took our seats all the way up on the 500 level. We went all the way back down to finally get food since i didn't happen to see any tenders on our way up to our seats. The tenders themselves weren't anything special, but had a good complete breaded taste, fair seasoning and was a good amount coupled with french fries. The fries, themselves, were also a decent about above par and had a good taste. They had them ready to go so there was absolutely no waiting, but at the same time, you could tell they didn't just sit there for awhile waiting to be purchased. Very good service and was helpful to any Americans trying to figure out the coin system or card register for payment. At the end of the day, It was nothing to write home about as I've had considerably better TASTING tenders at other stadiums. I had to get the tenders because, why not when you're overseas at a Bears game, but was not by any means disappointing (wasn't blown away at the same time, but still). In any event, I'd highly recommend any tenders fan to grab some of these while watching a local soccer or quidditch match. read more
White Hart lane is truly a jewel among it's contemporaries. Sure it does not have the flash and sexy bravado of Emirates stadium per-se, but considering it's size and history and you have a really good location to watch a football match. At just over 36,000 seats, it's one of the smaller stadiums in the London area. But throw in the Spurs faithful, and you have an intimate setting for watching one of London's most beloved (and under appreciated) teams. If you are visiting London and you are a fan of football, this is a great stadium to visit. The Spurs faithful will welcome you with open arms. Just be sure to leave all your disgusting Man U garb at home. read more
I was lucky enough to be in town for a Tottenham vs Man City game. Was staying in London and took an uber to the stadium. 45 minute ride and not too expensive. It was my first EPL game and definitely a memorable one. The crowd was passionate and singing the whole time. It was like being in the middle of a band. Tottenham played great and upset Man City 4-1 so it was a festive scene all around. Stadium was relatively small and intimate. We were sitting behind one of the goals and had a nice view. Another cool thing is you can actually bet at the stadium. read more
19 years ago
White Hart Lane has been home to Tottenham Hotspur since 1899 and this year the club (my club!!) celebrates it's 125th birthday. Well, of course I'm going to be biased about the place being a supporter, but in all seriousness, for a premiership team, the size of the stadium is quite small (capacity is 36,310) and I count this as a positive. It allows football fans to be closer to the action, something lacking in newer, larger stadiums, and the resulting atmosphere is fantastic, particularly when the Tottenham faithful are in full chorus. You can get all the football clichés here; Chicken Balti Pies etc etc. The biggest gripe has to be the downright appalling local transport links to get here. But, for Spurs fans, it's home. read more
18 years ago
A good traditional ground with a great atmosphere when we were there. We went to the Antwerp Arms on Church Road before the match. I think if you look the type to cause trouble, this would be a pub to avoid as it's frequented by some rather handy and experienced looking home fans. But while our accents were obvious, the locals were friendly enough. Interestingly enough, its the only football match (and I've been to more than most!) where as an away fan I've been subject to searches by sniffer dogs! read more
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We started our European vacation in London, shortly after arriving at our hotel we took off towards the stadium knowing the game was sold out, luckily we scored three legit tickets out on the streets. Shit was $$$, but the experience was well worth it. We were rooting for the hometown team, Liverpool whooped that ass 5-0. Loved the fan base the Spurs have, world class football nothing like our weak MLS. read more
9 years ago
I have been to over a hundred sports venues, and this one is one of my favorites. It was a great atmosphere, great chants, obviously knowledgeable fans, and very easy to navigate. The area was very lively even hours before the game. The food at the game was decent and not overpriced at all. It was a great experience, and a shame they are closing such an iconic venue. #COYS read more
18 years ago
A great place to watch a football game! I came for the closing game against Aston Villa and had a great time here. For how far away we seemed to be sitting, we had a great view of the game. The fans were loud and proud. The only problem I had here was the fact that I waited in line for 20 minutes for food, and by the time I got to the front they were out of pretty much every good menu item. read more
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