Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: Best seats for concerts, travel advice and where to park at Spurs Stadium
Everything you need to know about Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium, including how to get to the venue and the best seats to book for concerts.
Tottenham boast one of the best venues in the world in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The four-star UEFA stadium is one of the most expensive sports stadiums ever built, costing around £1billion to design and construct.
The stadium holds 62,850 fans, and the record attendance is just below that, currently standing at 62,027 from a North London derby with Arsenal in May of 2022.
The stadium also hosts NFL games each year after being added to the list of European venues, along with Wembley Stadium, to host games, and the two London stadiums are the only permanent European venues at this stage.
Tottenham have one of the best-designed stadiums in Europe, and if you are planning a visit any time soon, we have everything you need to know.
In addition to being a haven for sporting events, each summer Spurs Stadium also turns into a high-capacity music venue drawing in huge stars such as Beyonce and Post Malone.
2026 will be no different with BTS just announcing two huge summer shows at the stadium. 2026 will also see the likes of Zach Bryan and Bad Bunny perform.
Where are the best seats at Spurs Stadium?
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has easily memorable stand names, with the ends simply named East Stand, West Stand, North Stand and South Stand.
Although, there are different ticket categories within each stand, and there are also different prices for different fixtures depending on the match category, which depends on the opponents. Official ticket details can be found here.
For concerts - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium offers some of the best concert views from its central lower-tier seating and pitch-level standing areas, where fans get the closest look at the stage and biggest buzz from the crowd. Mid and upper tiers also deliver strong full-stage sightlines at better prices, while premium hospitality suites add comfort if you’re splashing out.
How to get to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
The nearest London Underground tube station to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is Seven Sisters, which is located on the Victoria Line. That station is, however, around a 30-minute walk from the ground. There are bus stations close by to shorten the length of your journey from the station.
In terms of an overground train, White Hart Lane Railway Station is only a few minutes away from the stadium by foot, and there are trains from Liverpool Street. Northumberland Park Station is also close by, around 10 minutes’ walk away.
When travelling by car, exit the M25 at Junction 25 and take the A10, heading towards Enfield. Once on the A10, continue through Enfield and once on the Northern Circular roundabout, turn left onto the A406, Sterling Way. Once on Sterling Way, turn right onto Fore Road and shortly after the road becomes High Road, you will see the stadium.
Is there parking at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?
There is no official parking offered at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, while there are strict parking controls at place on matchdays that limit parking to residents and blue badge holders. As ever, there are some pricey private parking areas within the area, but to avoid a steep outlay, it is recommended that fans park elsewhere in London and reach the stadium by public transport.
Stadium design
Speaking about what makes the design of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium special, the venue’s architect, Tom Jones, told Populous: “On the one hand it’s the atmosphere that’s generated in the seating bowl, using that single tier South Stand to create a ‘heartbeat’ and really drive the atmosphere within the seating bowl.
“But I think it’s the spaces that we’ve created at the bottom, the middle and the top of the building – the Tunnel Club, the H Club, The Market Place and the Sky Lounge right at the top of the stadium – that create a whole set of different and unique experiences for people to enjoy as they go around the stadium.”