Short answer: The ground of Tottenham Hotspur in north London holds 62,850, the second-largest in the Premier League after Old Trafford. Adult 2026/27 match tickets run from £38 to £109 across three price categories. Tottenham moved in during 2019, after leaving White Hart Lane.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Tottenham, north London, holds 62,850, according to the Premier League’s guide to the 20 stadiums (26 September 2026). That makes it the league’s second-largest ground after Old Trafford. It is the home of Tottenham Hotspur, who moved in during 2019 after leaving White Hart Lane.

This guide covers 2026/27 adult match ticket prices, how to buy, how to get there, tours and the history of the ground. Every figure comes from Tottenham, the Premier League or Tottenham’s transport pages, and we checked them on 28 October 2026. Where Tottenham does not publish a figure, we say so.

What are the key facts about Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

Key facts about Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: capacity, opening, club, address and largest stand; capacity per the Premier League, 26 September 2026
Item Detail
Capacity 62,850 (Premier League, 26 September 2026)
Opened 2019, replacing White Hart Lane
Club Tottenham Hotspur
Club address Lilywhite House, 782 High Road, London, N17 0BX (the address in the footer of the club’s website)
Largest stand The 17,500-seat South Stand, which the Premier League calls the largest single-tier stand in the UK

How much do Tottenham tickets cost in 2026/27?

Tottenham confirmed on 20 February 2026 that there would be no increase in season ticket or match ticket prices for 2026/27, the second year running. Adult prices below are for 2026/27 Premier League home matches. They come from the club’s official price maps, linked from its men’s home tickets page.

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Adult ticket price range by match category for Tottenham home matches in 2026/27, in pounds, with the club’s official price maps
Match category Adult price range Official price map
Category A £71 to £109 Category A map (PDF)
Category B £49 to £96 Category B map (PDF)
Category C £38 to £81 Category C map (PDF)

Across the three categories, adult tickets run from £38 to £109. The home tickets page lists 15 Premier League home fixtures: five in Category A, seven in Category B and three in Category C. Newcastle United became a Category B fixture from 2026/27.

Concessions follow the club’s age bands. Junior tickets are at 50% of the adult price in all areas except safe standing. The junior range on the price maps is £19 (Category C) to £54.50 (Category A). The young adult category, which carries a 25% discount, now covers ages 18 to 25. Seniors pay the adult price in the dearest price bands. The club’s age cut-offs are set on 22 August 2026.

Season tickets. Tottenham has not published a 2026/27 general admission season ticket price list. The club says prices are frozen at 2025/26 levels, and renewal details went to season ticket holders by email. The renewal window ran from 12 March to 26 May 2026 and has closed.

How to buy tickets

Tottenham says home tickets are unlikely to reach general sale and are often only available to One Hotspur Members. Members can buy one ticket per membership for each fixture. The One Hotspur membership page lists these 2026/27 prices:

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  • Adult One Hotspur: from £45.
  • Adult One Hotspur+: from £60. It adds a 24-hour priority ticket window, a season ticket waiting list position and a £20 retail voucher.
  • Junior One Hotspur: from £20. Junior One Hotspur+: from £25.

Tottenham’s on-sale announcement of 6 July 2026 says match tickets are sold in seven dedicated windows across the season. One Hotspur+ Members get a 24-hour priority window when tickets go on sale on Mondays, and sales open to One Hotspur Members on Tuesdays. The club expects its Premier League fixtures not to reach guest or general sale.

The club’s official resale platform is Ticket Exchange. It lets season ticket holders and Premium Members sell their designated seat at face value to a One Hotspur Member. Buy only through the club’s own channels.

How do you get to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

The club’s getting here page gives these walking times:

  • White Hart Lane (London Overground): about 5 minutes.
  • Northumberland Park (Greater Anglia services): about 10 minutes.
  • Tottenham Hale (Victoria line and Greater Anglia): about 25 minutes.
  • Seven Sisters (Victoria line and London Overground): about 30 minutes.

A free, pre-booked shuttle bus runs between the stadium and Alexandra Palace and Wood Green stations, from three hours before to two hours after the match. You must register and show your e-ticket.

There is no parking for general admission fans at the stadium, and the club advises against driving because a large controlled parking zone is in operation. Regional coach tickets from Big Green Coach start from £17 return, with child discounts. If you take a taxi, the club recommends being dropped off or picked up at least a 15-minute walk (0.5 miles) from the stadium.

Can you tour Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

Tottenham’s visitor attractions page lists Stadium Tours from £23, Matchday Tours from £50, Legends Tours from £60, Technical Tours from £120 and The Dare Skywalk from £29. The page gives “from” prices only, so the exact adult price for the standard tour is set at booking on the club’s experience site, experience.tottenhamhotspur.com.

Redevelopment and future plans

Tottenham has announced no redevelopment of the stadium as of 28 October 2026.

What is the history of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium replaced White Hart Lane, the club’s home before 2019. Its South Stand, known as the “Home End”, is a single-tier stand of 17,500 seats. The stadium has a retractable football pitch, which lets it stage NFL games, concerts and other events as well as football. It also has safe standing areas.

To compare it with the rest of the league, see our guide to the top 10 Premier League stadiums. For Spurs’ records against two rivals, see the Manchester City v Tottenham head-to-head and the Chelsea v Tottenham head-to-head.

How we built this

We used the Premier League’s stadium guide for capacity and opening year, and Tottenham’s own pages for prices, membership, sales windows, transport and tours. We did not use ticket resale sites, estimates or media reports. We did not calculate any figures other than counting the fixtures by category. Everything was checked on 28 October 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

62,850, according to the Premier League’s stadium guide. It is the league’s second-largest ground after Old Trafford.

How much are Tottenham tickets in 2026/27?

Adult Premier League match tickets range from £38 (Category C) to £109 (Category A), based on the club’s official price maps. The club froze prices for 2026/27.

How do I buy Tottenham tickets?

You need a One Hotspur membership, from £45 for adults. Tottenham says home tickets often sell only to members, so use the club’s website and Ticket Exchange rather than unofficial sellers.

What is the nearest station to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

White Hart Lane on the London Overground, about 5 minutes’ walk, according to the club’s getting here page. Northumberland Park is about 10 minutes away.

Can you tour Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

Yes. Stadium Tours start from £23, according to the club’s visitor attractions page. You book on the club’s experience site.

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