Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Accessibility

If you wish to purchase accessible tickets during a presale, please follow the instructions as provided by the presale operator. Although accessible tickets are sold via the Stadium directly, we do not handle all presales communications.  

Accessible Area general on sale tickets can be purchased through the Stadium only. Please visit the main event page for the ticket link. 

You do not need to purchase an additional ticket for your PA if you are booking in a dedicated accessible area. Once you have booked your ticket, please follow the instructions on your confirmation email for further details on how to submit supporting documentation to finalise your booking and obtain your PA ticket. 

Please note that if you require two PAs, you will need to submit supporting documentation that explicitly confirms this. These requests can only be accommodated subject to availability and in certain locations. As a result those requiring two PAs may need to relocate though this will be confirmed once we have received your documentation. 

Please note, as part of our commitment to safety, we do not permit wheelchairs, walking aids, visual aids, pushchairs, or trolleys to be taken onto the pitch level. This precaution is in place to alleviate potential trip hazards, prevent sightline obstruction caused by elevation, and ensure unimpeded escape routes in the event of an emergency. 

To mitigate this, accessible seating is provided around the pitch perimeter within the level 1 reserved seats. These areas are equipped with localised accessible WCs, food and drink units, and a Changing Places facility. There are further accessible seats available on Levels 2 and 5 and within the Stadium’s Premium areas. Additionally, our dedicated accessible team is available to offer support whenever necessary. 

We can only assist with accessible seating and PA tickets if your ticket was purchased directly through the venue. If not, please contact your ticket provider to request a suitable relocation. Please note, this is not guaranteed.

Although we cannot amend your booking if it was made via another provider, our Access team is on hand to assist with any advice or guidance ahead of your visit. Please contact access@tottenhamhotspur.com with the details of the event you are attending, where your tickets are located and your access requirements.

Yes. If you now require a wheelchair space, please submit your request via this form. Spaces are subject to availability.

We can only amend bookings made by the venue. If you have purchased your tickets through another ticket provider, you will need to contact them directly to make these changes for you.

Although we cannot amend your booking if it was made via another provider, our Access team is on hand to assist with any advice or guidance ahead of your visit. Please contact access@tottenhamhotspur.com with the details of the event you are attending, where your tickets are located and your access requirements.

Please note: Wheelchairs, walking aids, visual aids or stools are not permitted in General Admission standing areas for safety reasons. Unreserved seating is available around the pitch perimeter for General Admission standing ticket holders - you do not need to contact us in advance to use these seats.

Accessible seating is for guests with access requirements and their PA. Additional guests should book in nearby General Admission areas. If you require two PAs, submit a request and our Access Team will be in touch. All spaces are subject to availability.

Guests requiring BSL interpretation should book in Block 105, where the interpreter is positioned. Bookings in this block are subject to review of supporting documentation confirming the need for BSL access.

If you have any access requirements and would like to participate in The Dare Skywalk or The Dare Skywalk Edge, we would kindly ask you to contact us to discuss your requirements in the first instance. A member of the team will be happy to speak with you and assist with making a booking.

For more frequently asked questions, please visit our dedicated Stadium Tours and The Dare Skywalk Accessibility Guide here.

Our Tour route is step-free and wheelchair accessible, and there are lifts for visitors to use in the Tottenham Experience and West Atrium. There are also seated areas at several points along the route. Should you need any assistance on your Tour, please do not hesitate to ask one of our Stadium Tour guides. For information on pricing and to book a Stadium Tour, please click here.

Like all our attractions, our objective is to ensure F1 DRIVE is fully accessible. However, we advise against participating in go-kart activities if you have any medical conditions that may be adversely affected by physical exertion. It is important to note that if a particular condition prevents you from obtaining a driver's license, it is likely to restrict your ability to engage in go-karting as well. If you have a hearing impairment, our safety briefing video does have subtitles. However, this is not the case for all our in-race audio, so be sure to contact our team, by emailing contactus@f1drivelondon.com prior to your race day so we can ensure you get the most from your visit. For more Frequently Asked Questions, you can also visit our F1Drive-London FAQ page here.

Accessible entrances are 1, 5, 13, and 17—all with lift access. Not all entrances are used for every event, so follow the entrance on your ticket.

It is NOT possible to use these entrances for General Admission Standing. All general admission standing guests must enter via their designated entrance to be wristbanded. Wristbands are not issued at accessible entrances.

Yes. Lift operators prioritise disabled guests, older guests, pregnant guests, and those with temporary injuries.

Wheelchairs can only be stored at our designated accessible entrances (1, 5, 13, 17).

Yes, we have three Changing Places facilities:

• In the Tottenham Experience (flagship shop, located on the High-Road, which is available pre-event only)
• Next to Block 105 (Level 1, West Stand)
• In the East Atrium (Premium access only)

There are 66 accessible toilets throughout the stadium, including in concourses, hospitality areas, and the Tottenham Experience. Ambulant accessible toilets are also available in every public toilet. Guests are advised to bring a RADAR key to ensure easy access.

Yes, there may be a limited number of steps between 0 and 10 to some of our ambulant accessible seats.

If you require further information on your specific booking, please contact access@tottenhamhotspur.com

The stadium has a radio-based assistive hearing system for guests using Telecoil hearing aids. Headsets can be signed out at any accessible entrance (1, 5, 13, 17) and returned post-event. Hearing loops are also fitted at selected kiosks and Tottenham Experience checkouts.

Audio descriptive commentary is available via a headset, which can be collected and returned at any accessible entrance. We recommend bringing your own earphones with a standard audio jack for hygiene reasons. A small stock is available if needed.

Yes, registered assistance animals are welcome. Dog spending areas are located near Entrance 11 (North Stand) and in the South Stand. Please use this form to notify our Access Team if you're bringing an assistance animal.

Yes. The Sensory Suite is located in the North Stand by Block 416. It provides a calm, quiet space for guests with sensory impairments. During concerts, views of the stage may be limited. The suite accommodates up to three people (including one PA). Ask an Access Supervisor for access on the day.

You may use these while queuing at street level, but they are not permitted inside the stadium or on podiums. You’ll need to check them into the external bag drop before entering.

If you need to bring a bag for medical reasons, complete this bag exemption form at least 24 hours before the event. All bags are subject to security checks.

Yes. A booking link for Blue Badge parking is also included in your confirmation email. Please note that these spaces are limited and subject to availability. If parking at the stadium, you must display both your Blue Badge and parking pass, and present your event ticket on entry.

If pre-booked Blue Badge parking is no longer available, please refer to the Haringey Counsel guidelines here  https://www.haringey.gov.uk/parking/cpzs