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Travel update - Everton

Thu 09 May 2019, 17:27|Tottenham Hotspur

Ahead of travelling to Sunday’s Premier League match against Everton, kick-off 3pm, please take note of the following:

1. Make use of all four local train stations after the game - if you are travelling south to Liverpool Street after the game, it is quicker to walk to Northumberland Park or Tottenham Hale than Seven Sisters, plus there are more trains and the journey is quicker than from White Hart Lane. There will be eight southbound services in the hour after the game, including four Stansted Express services. In comparison there will be five southbound trains per hour leaving from White Hart Lane. The National Rail Journey Planner has up to date matchday timetables.

2. If you are using the Victoria line, Tottenham Hale is a quicker walk to/from the stadium than Seven Sisters. The Victoria line will operate a normal Sunday service at 26 trains per hour each way, before and after the match.

See our overview map with walking routes from all four local stations to the stadium

3. The new regional coach services from a selection of fan heartlands will be in operation - journey prices start from £12. If you just wish to use this service to get home after a game, one-way journeys can also be booked. Book online now.

4. There is a free shuttle bus service serving Alexandra Palace (Great Northern Services) and Wood Green (Piccadilly line) stations. Book online now.

5. All the four local stations, White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters, have new queuing arrangements after matches. Follow the link for details.

Queuing operations will take time to get used to - we need you to work with us and listen carefully for announcements at stations.

Please note that train services are generally less frequent on Sundays than on other days and it may take slightly longer than normal to move through the station queues at White Hart Lane and Northumberland Park.

With this being our final home game of the season, there will be post-match activity to enable fans to stay at the stadium longer before heading home.

Station improvements are still on-going and queues will become shorter once works are complete later in the year.

In the meantime, please respect our stewards, police and station staff - they are there to help you get home safely.

Abellio Greater Anglia has provided a further summary of their regional services as follows:

Pre-Match

• A revised Sunday service will run with selected services from Liverpool Street, Stansted Airport, Hertford East and Cambridge, stopping additionally at Northumberland Park station from 1200 until 1500
• Hertford East to Stratford services (until 1800) will be diverted into Liverpool Street and will NOT serve Stratford
• Southend Victoria services will have a bus service in operation between Southend Victoria and Shenfield
• Some longer trains will also operate from Ipswich and Colchester to Liverpool Street

Post-Match

• Train frequencies are strengthened from 1640 with services to Liverpool Street, Stratford (after 1800), Hertford East, Stansted Airport and Cambridge stopping additionally at Northumberland Park
• Hertford East to Stratford services (until 1800) will be diverted into Liverpool Street and will NOT serve Stratford
• Southend Victoria services will have a bus service in operation between Southend Victoria and Shenfield
• Longer trains will also operate from Liverpool Street to Colchester and stations beyond