No complaints there! The ground is a 15 minute walk from where the coaches park and there is signs right the way to the ground.We went to two different pubs before the game. We went to see the Tottenham v Newcastle game on 8-25. I hope they were empty! Quite a few Villa fans had the same idea as us as there were plenty of Villa colours on show in there. He scored two (one a fabulous free kick) and quite remarkably, Callum Wilson had a chance to make it 3-3. Average Attendance. Thank you again to the landlord/Manager of the Antwerp Arms.The stadium looked immense from both the outside and in. Although the beers were pretty good, at around the £4 mark, maybe it's just an away fans thing? "Fantastic, I liked the way that they used different coloured tiles to ensure the stadium ‘blended’ into the skyline. On the upper concourse due to the glass frontage, you could look out far into the distance, although there wasn’t much to see.A fairly drab pre-season affair. Hotels near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: (0.17 km) No.8 Tottenham (1.63 km) Premier Inn London Tottenham Hale hotel (1.98 km) Near London Central – Affordable 2-Bedroom Home (1.56 km) Premier Inn London Edmonton hotel (5.30 km) The Oaks Guest House; View all hotels near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Tripadvisor The new ground is managed very efficiently and everything is clearly signposted. However, Norwich grew into the game and Emi Buendía was denied by Michel Vorm before Lukas Rupp made the Dutch keeper spill a strike from distance - a precursor for what was to come. And unless there's absolutely no breeze (or the prevailing wind is from the opposite direction to the usual Westerly), expect to get wet if it rains - even if you're at the rear. I got served a lot quicker than I do at Carrow Road! Got to there about an hour before kick-off. Most fans (home and away) got off at Seven Sisters but I wouldn't do that personally. Park Lane approaches the stadium from the east, Church Road from the West, and the Tottenham High Road from the north and south.Public transport is generally considered the best way to reach the stadium on a matchday as there is a lack of nearby parking options. My advice, stay in the bars in the stadium for a few drinks after and let the crowds drift away. This was a big mistake. We passed the Bill Nicholson pub where there were a few skirmishes. We were coming off the back of a midweek League Cup win away at Fratton Park (the first since 1984); on the same night, Spurs had been knocked out on penalties by my local team, League Two Colchester United.
The journey a bit slow once we got off the M11 but it was the rush hour. Arriving at the station, you could see they had used queue barriers, but when we got there the queue had gone, and we got straight on a southbound Victoria Line train.
Reduced ticket prices (£25) helped - my seat would cost £72 for a Premier League game.Train from Stratford to Northumberland Park and a 15 minute walk. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium capacity: 62,062 Built: 2019 Pitch size: 100m x 67m Stadium address: Lilywhite House, 782 High Road, Tottenham, London, N17 0BX Phone: +44 (0) 344 499 5000 Built on the site of their 118-year White Hart Lane home, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium … The fans around the ground were friendly and no sign of any hassle.The ground was as stunning and as 21st century as anticipated - definitely a future venue for European finals. Lastly, tickets are presented at the automatic turnstiles, for the barcode on the ticket to be read to get inside the ground. In my opinion, the new Spurs ground is the best in England by a long way. They were quite far away through endless streets. The home fans were fine.It has a wow factor, whether this was amplified by it being a night match is hard to tell as it looked like it had been designed to be seen at night. The stewards were absolutely fine. I travelled from the Midlands so knew the train would be busy with away fans. They had the rail seats in part of this end, and most of their fans stood at this end too.Before the game was an 'Opening Ceremony' and this was very short, as it had to be squeezed in between the players ending their warm-ups, and the teams coming out, so it was just a couple of singers singing 'Glory, Glory, Tottenham Hotspur', some flag-waving, and a few fireworks. There are no stadium car parks that fans can use.There is also a controlled residents’ parking zone around the stadium area, so if you're driving please take care to ensure you are not parked in an area where a permit is required.Built on the site of their 118-year White Hart Lane home, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was opened during the 2018/19 season.The first match to be played at the newly-opened Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will be Spurs' Premier League fixture versus Crystal Palace.
I arrived there at 11.50, as the game went to penalties.The stadium is quite outstanding, with no real drawbacks. With the game going to penalties, we didn't get back to Norwich until 2 am but it was worth it.A very memorable day out with a superb finale. A total of zero wins and plenty of batterings since the Premier League began and the last away victory over 30 years ago. I was not too concerned about which game it was for, as long as it was a competitive game. 6pm, I was charging my phone with a £5 pie and a pint deal.
Thankfully shaded from the sun. I was in sat down at the back of the block and the standing rails did not interfere with the view.The ground inside is incredible - like a 'World Cup' quality ground. What atmosphere. Asked 6 stewards the way to get there. Shame.Easy.