Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour

If you are a soccer fan, absolutely do this. It is, for the most part, self-guided with devices with numerous languages, but that have staff to direct you, and some are willing and able to give you more information. We had a couple that did an exceptional job of telling us about the history of the team, as well as the significance of the premium suites and rooms we saw. You get the whole experience - from stadium seating, premium suites, both locker rooms, the NFL visitor lock room, media room, and even the entry tunnel. We loved it

I had bought this tour as a christmas present for my boyfriend and we had an amazing time! Our tour guide John was very enthusiastic and humorous. Would definitely recommend this as a day out!

The tour itself cost £62 for an adult and a child, and overall I felt it was overpriced in relation to what you actually get to see and the fact that it is pretty much a self digital tour. Having done many other stadium tours (uk and europe), yes Tottenham have a great stadium but as a result i feel that they know this and therefore haven’t really put much effort into creating a high class visitor experience. At least half of the tour is in and around the vast hospitality, restaurants and suites areas which of course is nice to see, but it really is just like walking through an expensive Hotel. The tour really misses a trick by having interactive staff who are actually vocal and interacting with guests rather than just being there to answer a question if asked. In comparison to the Anfield tour where the staff were vocal, chatty, and informative throughout - this was very much different and let the whole experience down somewhat As others have said, it would have been nice to have known in advance that the grass pitch was totally out of action and was covered in a hard surface. This does take away some of the experience of visiting a football stadium when there is actually no grass or goals - you might as well be in the O2 or similar I’d say this tour was worth £45/£50 max for two people. No way would I have paid £124 for the whole family to go (2 adults and 2kids)