Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Football stadium in Tottenham, London, England
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is a multi-purpose venue in North London with a seating capacity of over 62,000. The South Stand forms a single uninterrupted tier running along the entire width of the pitch, creating a steep wall of seats.
The venue opened in April 2019 on the site of the former White Hart Lane ground, which had been demolished. Construction lasted around four years and replaced the club's previous home, in use since 1899.
The name is meant to be temporary, with naming rights still unsold, so fans often call the ground New White Hart Lane. Inside, the Goal Line Bar is described as the longest bar in England, and the stadium has its own brewery, where 10,000 pints can be poured in a minute. The club also installed toilets for dogs.
Visitors typically arrive via White Hart Lane station or Seven Sisters Underground, with extra bus services running on match days. Arriving early helps avoid crowds and leaves time to explore the surroundings or grab a drink before the event.
The grass pitch divides into three sections and retracts beneath the South Stand, revealing an artificial surface below. This hidden second playing area allows American football games and concerts to take place without damaging the football turf.
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