Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour Tickets with Multimedia Guide London

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Duration1.5 hours
Open onMost days, except match and event days
Meeting pointThe main entrance of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, 782 High Road, London N17 0BX

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour Tickets with Multimedia Guide London

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Overview

This 90-minute stadium tour takes you behind the scenes at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, one of the most modern football grounds in Europe. With a multimedia guide in your hand you walk the players' tunnel, step into the changing rooms, sit in the dugouts and look out over the pitch from the stands. It is a timed ticket for football fans of every age, families and visitors curious about how a top-level London stadium works, and it is wheelchair accessible.

Highlights

Stadium tour of about 90 minutes at your own pace, with a multimedia guide included
Walk the players' tunnel and enter both teams' changing rooms
Sit in the manager's dugout beside the pitch
Look across the stands, including one of the largest single-tier stands in the country
Learn how a stadium built for football and other big events is run
Wheelchair-accessible route through the stadium
Easy to reach by train from central London

Full Description

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened in 2019 beside the site of the old White Hart Lane and holds more than sixty thousand supporters, making it one of the biggest club grounds in London. It was designed with a retractable pitch so that other sports and concerts can be staged, which is a striking piece of engineering to hear about on the tour.

A Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tour is a good choice for anyone asking whether a stadium visit is worth it even without a match. The building itself is impressive, the sightlines are steep and close to the pitch, and the guide explains the design ideas that give the ground its loud, intimate feel on match days.

The players' tunnel, changing rooms and dugouts

The part most visitors remember is the walk down the tunnel towards the pitch, with the noise of the crowd played through the speakers. Before that you see the changing rooms where players prepare, with named places and the layout that the squad actually uses.

From the tunnel you step out to the dugouts and sit where the manager and staff sit during games. It is a classic photo moment, so keep your phone ready; professional photographs are sold separately, and you can take your own pictures wherever the tour allows.

Club history and the multimedia guide

Tottenham Hotspur were founded in 1882 by schoolboys and became the first English club to win the league and FA Cup double in the twentieth century, in 1961. In 1963 they were the first British club to lift a European trophy, and more recently they won the UEFA Europa League in 2025.

The multimedia guide brings these stories to life with film clips, player interviews and facts as you walk from one area to the next. It lets you set the pace, so you can linger in the areas that interest you most or move on if you have young children with you.

Getting there, tour times and the best time to visit

If you are wondering how to get to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the ground is on High Road in north London. White Hart Lane and Northumberland Park stations are the closest, Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale are a walk away, and trains from central London take around twenty minutes.

Tour times change through the week and are limited on match days and event days, so choose your slot in the booking panel. The best time to visit is a weekday or a non-match weekend, when the stadium is quiet and staff can show you every area.

Itinerary

Arrival and check-inArrive at the stadium tour entrance about 15 minutes before your slot and collect your multimedia guide.
Stands and pitch viewsLook across the bowl and the pitch from the stands, and learn about the stadium's design; about 20 minutes.
Changing roomsSee the changing rooms where the players prepare before matches; about 20 minutes.
Players' tunnel and dugoutsWalk the tunnel to the touchline and sit in the dugouts for photos; about 20 minutes.
Club story and shopFollow the guide through the club's history and finish near the club shop.

What's included

Stadium tour
Multimedia device guide
Wheelchair-accessible route

Not included

Photographs (available on site at an extra cost)
Food and drinks (available on site at an extra cost)

Is this right for you?

Great for

Families with children — a child price for ages 4–15
A short visit — about 1.5 hours
Travellers who want a proven choice — rated 4.7/5 by past travellers

Not suitable for

Visitors who cannot manage around 90 minutes of walking and standing without breaks
Guests who want a live human guide, as this tour uses a multimedia guide
Anyone hoping to see a match, as tours do not run on match days

Meeting point

There is no hotel pickup. Meet at the stadium tour entrance on High Road in Tottenham, north London, about 15 minutes before your chosen tour time. Your ticket shows the exact check-in point and arrival time; if you arrive late the tour may start without you, so build in extra minutes for the train.

Important information

Bring your e-ticket on your phone or printed; it is valid for the date and time you booked.
Tours are limited on match days and event days; choose only the available slots in the booking panel.
Food and drinks are not included and are available for purchase at the stadium.
Official photographs during the tour can be bought on the day at an extra cost.
Wear comfortable shoes, as the tour includes stairs and long walks; a wheelchair-accessible route is available.
Children aged 4 to 15 and infants have their own ticket categories in the booking panel.
Arrive early on busy days, as security checks may apply at the entrance.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.

How much does the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tour ticket cost?

The price depends on the ticket category and the date. The booking panel on this page shows the current price for each option, adult and child, before you confirm.

What is included in the tour ticket?

Your ticket includes the stadium tour and a multimedia guide. Photographs, food and drinks are available at extra cost on the day.

Is hotel pickup included?

No. It is an entry ticket for a tour at the stadium, so you travel there yourself; trains from central London run to stations near the ground.

How long is the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tour?

The tour lasts about 90 minutes, so plan around two hours including arrival and time in the shop.

Is the stadium tour suitable for children?

Yes, football-loving children usually enjoy the tunnel and dugouts. The booking panel has a child category, and infants have their own ticket category too.

What should I wear or bring?

Comfortable shoes and clothing for the weather; some areas are open to the elements. Bring your e-ticket and a camera or phone.

Can I book for today or tomorrow?

Yes, if a slot still shows as available in the booking panel. Slots can sell out at weekends and school holidays, so book early when you can.

What is the difference between the options?

This page offers a single option, the stadium tour with a multimedia guide, so you simply choose a date, a time slot and the number of travellers.

Do tours run on match days?

Tours are usually not available on match days or on some event days, and the times change during the season. Check the dates shown as available in the booking panel.

Is the stadium wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the tour has a wheelchair-accessible route. If you need extra help, contact us before booking so we can check the arrangements with the venue.