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A visit to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium can be about much more than just watching football.
Widely regarded as one of the most modern and accessible stadiums in Europe, the ground combines spacious concourses, extensive food options and excellent accessibility facilities to create one of the best matchday experiences in the Premier League.
Whether you’re attending as a Spurs supporter, part of the away following or bringing the family along, FootballGroundGuide covers everything you need to know about Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2026.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Turnstiles, Entry and Security Access
The stadium has fully accessible perimeter routes and multiple lifts connecting street level to the podium and concourse areas.
For home supporters, there are four dedicated step-free entrances: Entrance 1, 5, 13 and 17.
Away supporters requiring step-free access use Entrance 11a.
Five lifts connect Level 0 (street level) with Level 1 (podium level), making the entire exterior approach accessible.
Standard turnstiles generally open around two hours before kick-off.
Supporters should expect:
- Ticket scanning at entry points
- Bag searches
- Steward assistance where needed
The home ticket office is located at Paxton House, while the away ticket office is positioned outside Entrance 11 and is also fully accessible.
Food and Drink at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: Options, Quality and Prices
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium arguably offers the best range of food and drink options in the Premier League.
There are more than 58 food and drink outlets throughout the ground, ranging from traditional football food to premium dining.
Popular general admission options include:
Hot Food and Street Food
- Smashed Olive – stone-baked pizzas
- N17 Grill – burgers and chicken
- Seoul Birdie – Korean-American street food
- Chicken House – fried chicken and wings
- Tap Inns – pies, sausage rolls and snacks
- Touchline Grill – burgers, loaded waffle fries, wraps and hot dogs
- Bagel Bar – bagels and lighter meals
The stadium is entirely cashless, with all kiosks accepting card and contactless payments only.
Drinks are available throughout the concourses, including inside the stadium’s own Beavertown Brewery outlet.
The famous Goal Line Bar, officially Europe’s longest bar, stretches along the South Stand concourse and is one of the standout features of the stadium.
For premium hospitality, supporters can also choose:
- The Residency Grill
- Stadium Social
- Chef’s Table Feast
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Concourse Areas, Bars and Matchday Facilities
The concourses at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are among the most spacious and modern in Europe.
Across every level, supporters will find:
- Wide concourse walkways
- Accessible bars and kiosks
- Multiple toilet blocks
- Clear wayfinding signage
- Lift access between levels
All bars and food kiosks include hearing loops and lowered counters.
The club’s main fan hub, Tottenham Experience, also includes:
- Lift access
- Accessible toilets
- A Changing Places facility
- Hearing loops at tills
Overall, the stadium layout has been designed to reduce congestion and create a smooth experience before, during and after the match.
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Family Areas at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Tottenham designate specific blocks each season as family-friendly zones.
These areas are designed to provide:
- A calmer atmosphere
- Family-focused stewarding
- Easy access to toilets and food kiosks
- Convenient step-free routes
The exact family blocks vary slightly each season and are listed when tickets go on sale.
The wide concourses and modern facilities make Tottenham Hotspur Stadium particularly well suited to supporters attending with children.
Safe Standing Sections at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was designed with safe standing in mind from the very beginning.
Rail seating is integrated into key sections of the ground and is fully approved for Premier League use.
Safe standing areas are located in the South Stand and parts of the away end.
These sections allow supporters to stand throughout the match while maintaining modern safety standards and clear row structures.
The South Stand in particular has become one of the loudest and most atmospheric ends in English football.
Disability Access and Inclusive Facilities at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is widely considered one of the most accessible football stadiums in Europe.
The club operates a dedicated Disability Access Scheme which provides supporters with additional services and access to specialist seating areas.
Wheelchair Access and Seating
The stadium contains:
- 265 wheelchair user spaces
- 257 easy-access seats for ambulant disabled supporters
Wheelchair spaces are spread across Levels 1, 2 and 5, as well as premium areas, and each includes a seat for a personal assistant.
Step-free routes are available throughout via lifts.
Accessible Toilets and Changing Places Facilities
There are 74 accessible toilets located across the stadium.
In addition, there are three full Changing Places facilities, each equipped with:
- Ceiling hoist
- Adult-sized changing bench
- Accessible toilet and sink
These are among the best facilities available at any football stadium in the UK.
Sensory Room and Additional Support
The stadium also includes a dedicated Sensory Viewing Room in the North West corner for neurodivergent supporters who benefit from a quieter, more controlled environment.
Additional support available includes:
- Audio descriptive commentary headsets
- Hearing loops across the stadium
- Assistance dog access
- Two dedicated dog-relief areas
Hearing loops are installed in:
- The ticket office
- Tottenham Experience
- Concession stands
- Service counters