Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Reviews Summary

Stadium Design and Facilities

Pros:

• "The stadium is hands down the best I've been to. It's very modern and made to give the best possible experience to everyone."
• "Spacious concourses provided ample room for the bustling crowd, allowing easy navigation and minimizing congestion."
• "The modern and well-maintained restrooms were conveniently located, ensuring minimal disruption during the game."
• "The stadium's numerous food and beverage options catered to a variety of tastes, offering a wide range of delicious snacks and drinks."
• "The well-organized concession areas ensured swift service, even during peak periods, further enhancing the overall fan experience."
• "Whether you were seated in the lower tiers or higher up in the stands, the proximity to the action and excellent sightlines ensured an unobstructed view of the game."
• "The stadium's unique design seamlessly blends with the surrounding urban landscape, making it a striking landmark that commands attention."
• "Its retractable pitch, an engineering marvel, adds a touch of innovation and versatility to the venue, accommodating not just football but other events as well."

Cons:

• "Transport to (and from) this venue is extremely painful and should really be better serviced for the volume of spectators by all types of transport."
• "The new stadium has been built incorporating the rubble of the old White Hart Lane stadium in the floors of the new ground which is a nice touch."
• "There are good unobstructed views of the pitch unless you are sitting in the first few rows, which means you cannot see what is occurring on the far side of the pitch as you are too low down."
• "Really disorganised agency staff, many who'd clearly not been there before or been trained, so not their fault, just poor management."
• "Not being allowed beer at your seat stinks coming from America. I honestly don’t understand why."
• "Infrastructure is piss poor. It was bad enough at 36k but now stadium capacity is 62k. Takes a good hour to get back on the A406."
• "The majority of people will probably have to combine both or maybe walk a bit but is super easy and you really can’t miss the stadium, is on the large end."
• "They provide free guest WiFi and the phone signal does not drop like other stadiums. Food isn't that expensive, £5 for pies or sausage rolls (very big in size)."

Atmosphere and Experience

Pros:

• "What truly sets the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium apart is its unparalleled atmosphere. The moment the match kicked off, a wave of fervour washed over the crowd."
• "The supporters' passion and unwavering loyalty were contagious, as they chanted and sang in unison, creating an awe-inspiring wall of sound."
• "The stadium's acoustics amplified the crowd's energy, enveloping the players and spectators alike in an immersive experience."
• "The fans and atmosphere are electric and something that have to be experienced."
• "Plenty of really good food and beverage stalls inside which aren’t extortionate. Love going to see Spurs play."
• "The atmosphere made me feel at home. Now, we need the team to play world class football and win the Premier League soon."
• "First visit to stadium for a lady Gaga concert. Stadium impressive, cater for pizza, burgers, chips, nachos. However due to disabilities struggling to get around."
• "The stadium is gorgeous, the crowd in the south stand is fantastic, and the pitch is extraordinary! We couldn’t have a better experience."

Cons:

• "The prices are very reasonable compared to some other stadiums I've been, and the quality of both the food and drink is far superior to places that charge more."
• "The fans now don't sing unless they score. Not like the old WHL."
• "The food lines moved at a snail’s pace, and at the end we were told they were out of what we wanted to order."
• "I threw most of it away. My husband also threw his burger out and had one bite of the 'Mac and cheese pie', it was gross."
• "There are plenty of toilets though. We went for an NFL game, definitely better at Wembley."
• "The atmosphere was good though and the crowd friendly with security staff coming across as respectful of people."
• "There isn’t a nearby station like at other purposely designed venues such as Wembley stadium, and The O2. It is a 30 min walk from Seven Sisters station, poor transport links to a stadium."
• "Once inside the venue, upper floors are only accessible by stairs, the lifts are only allowed for disabled visitors."