Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

nice stadium in the middle of a high street. not easy to get to.tube not an easy journey and driving even more difficult. Great pre booked parking next door to stadium at St Paul Hallows school the stadium itself is very modern and state of the art. great views.

I’ve been here a couple times in the last few years to see NFL football, but my most recent occasion was also my first music viewing here which occurred in the evening of the Monday 13th July 2026. I saw System of a Down! One of my fav bands. The concert was excellent and the stadium is beautiful. Bit of a trek from Seven Sisters station which is the way I came, but that’s my fault and there are other ways to get here too. A must visit!

I went here for the system of a down concert on 13th July 2026. It was amazing! The venue is very clean, the accessible toilets are spotless & have speakers in there playing system of a downs music which I loved. Very easy to get in and out of the whole area I was seated in, lifts were very fancy. All staff looked very smart in their uniform, staff also very helpful & friendly & down to earth which I’ve never experienced at a London concert before. they were very accommodating to me with my disability. I can’t thank them enough!

I recently visited the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and it exceeded my expectations. The stadium is modern, spacious, and incredibly well designed, with excellent views of the pitch from almost every seat. The atmosphere on match day is electric, and the passionate fans make the experience unforgettable. The facilities are outstanding, with a great selection of food and drink options, clean restrooms, and helpful staff throughout the venue. Entry and exit are well organised, making the overall experience smooth even with large crowds. Whether you’re a football fan or just visiting for a tour or another event, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is an impressive venue that combines world-class design with an exciting atmosphere. I would highly recommend visiting—it is one of the best stadiums in the UK. I really enjoyed the Bad Bunny concert.

It's been a dream of mine for quite some time to see the Spurs play live. The stadium is amazing. The staff are great too. I had broken my ankle five weeks before I attended a game and they put my friends and I in a more accessible seating area. In particular, an employee working accessibility named Will was super friendly and helpful. The stadium itself is gorgeous and I loved the atmosphere, crowd participation, and fan chants. Pity that Spurs lost the game I attended against Crystal Palace, but it was still an amazing experience. I hope to go back again one day. ⚽️

I went to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium back in July for a Straykids concert and everything was perfect,the boys,the staff,the fans. My seat was in the 453 and the view was actually really good and affordable,the chairs were fairly comfy aswell but I didn’t really pay attention!

This review is for a standard ticket entrance via the east stand upper block 528. There’s no doubt this is the best stadium in the UK. Regardless of the performance on the pitch, the atmosphere, amenities, facilities, design and structure have been very well designed with the spectator’s enjoyment taken into consideration in a big way. The stadium is impressive in its modern design and very spacious with staff being very attentive and courteous throughout. Food and beverage service is managed very well, with spacious areas to eat and converse within the stadium. Staff on hand to clear up around you very effectively and staff show willingness to help you to your seats and arears. This is also apparent upon entry to the stadium, again staff are very helpful in directing you to your location. Even the toilets look lavish and clean. The vibe and atmosphere is felt throughout the stadium and noise levels are held well within the grounds and amplified to enhance the enjoyment. Theres a lot of food choices from burgers, Pizza, Chicken, fish & chips etc to choose from and having tried a wide variety, its all to a very good standard. My favourite is the signature meat pie for £6. Usual drinks on hand with a reasonable decent variety of soft and hard drinks. I’m going to give this a 5/5, but I want to give it a 4/5, because I’m also going to review the premium experiences that are definitely a 5/5, however, upon reflection, I feel a score on each individual merit is still a 5/5. Impressive. Well done for creating such a great experience all round.

We went to see Tottenham man city game. It was excellent event and experience. 2:2 . Totally worth it. Quite a far walk from the tube to the stadium though. Good view from every seat at the stadium. Nice atmosphere at the stadium.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is genuinely one of the best venues I’ve ever been to – modern, spotless, and designed with fans at the heart of it. The moment you step inside, you’re hit with the wow factor: stunning architecture, huge open concourses, lightning-fast Wi-Fi, and those giant screens everywhere so you never miss any action, even from the upper tiers. The food and drink options are next level – seriously, there’s something for everyone. From classic pizza and juicy burgers to proper pies, snack boxes packed with treats, plus craft beers from the on-site microbrewery and plenty of other choices. No more settling for overpriced rubbish; the variety and quality make it easy to grab whatever you’re craving without missing much of the build-up. I was lucky enough to be there for a Champions League match against Borussia Dortmund, and the atmosphere was absolutely electric. The South Stand lived up to its “Yellow Wall” inspiration – non-stop noise, massive energy, and the whole place felt like it was shaking during the big moments. The pitch proximity, brilliant acoustics, and the way the crowd connects with the team made it one of the most memorable European nights I’ve experienced. Goals, saves, roars – everything felt amplified in the best way possible. Seating is comfy with excellent sightlines, facilities stay clean even with big crowds, and entry/exit was surprisingly smooth. Whether it’s Premier League, Champions League, or any major event, this place delivers an elite, fan-first experience every single time. Tottenham have absolutely smashed it. 5 stars isn’t enough – COYS! ⚪️🔵

A modern, impressive stadium with a lively atmosphere on match days. The seating is comfortable, and there are plenty of food and drink options(6-12GBP) Even non-football fans can appreciate the sleek architecture and large screens. Arriving early lets you enjoy the excited pre-match vibe. The stadium is easily accessible by public transport, and you can also find information online about using the free shuttle bus service. A must-visit for football fans and anyone interested in London’s sports culture.