Parking and Transport Information

Members who are registered with our Disability Access Scheme, and have provided Blue Badge supporting information, can pre-book spaces via our online booking system.

To register for the Disability Access Scheme or to provide Blue Badge supporting information please contact the Access Team on access@tottenhamhotspur.com.

Once registered, you will receive an email after each match goes on sale, which will link you to our online booking system. Please note, parking will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.

This page which is updated regularly to show when our online booking system will open for accessible parking for football event days. Please note that football dates remain subject to change depending on broadcast selections.

If you have a ticket for the game and have received confirmation that your Blue Badge details have been registered with the Club, you will be provided with a link via email to the online booking system when it opens at 7pm on the 'Booking From' dates listed below. Please ensure that your email address and Blue Badge details are up to date. If you need to update your Blue Badge details ⁠⁠⁠please contact the Access team directly.

Further 2026/27 Accessible parking information to be released once available.

There are 74 enlarged accessible parking spaces in the stadium’s basement, all of which are accessible via Worchester Avenue on a matchday. Pre-bookable parking is available in the following zones:

• Yellow Zone – Situated under the North and West Stand
• White Zone – Situated under the East Stand
• Grey Zone – Situated under the South Stand

Please note that when parking at the Tottenham Hotspur Official Stadium Car Park you are required to arrive at least 2 hours prior to kick off. Also, post-match, you will be required to wait for up to 1 hour before being able to exit. These restrictions are in place due to matchday road closures in the surrounding area.

All cars will be security screened before they enter the car park. Please allow extra time for this process.

For all car parks, please have your car park e-ticket ready for inspection as you approach the stadium as your e-ticket will be scanned on entry.

Once a car is admitted and parked in the stadium’s basement, we are unable to allow cars, or the supporters travelling within them, to exit and re-enter the stadium - this is due to security operations and crowd flows outside the stadium.

If you wish to visit the Ticket Office or Spurs Shops, we recommend you park in the Sainsbury’s Car Park on Northumberland Park before proceeding to the stadium basement car park at least two hours before kick-off.

The Stadium car park’s height restriction is 2.1m. If your vehicle is higher than this, you will need to park in Sainsbury’s, where the height restriction is 2.6m. See details below. 

Supporters with Blue Badges can park within the Major Event Day CPZ, in line with the terms and conditions of the Blue Badge Scheme.

However:

• Please be mindful that you might be parking in residential roads, so please be considerate of our neighbours
• Please note that fans with Blue Badges are not permitted to park in Homes for Haringey (HfH) estate car parks. A resident parking permit and a Blue Badge is required in order to park on any HfH estate. Anyone parking without the valid permits would receive a fine or your car could be towed away
  
  
• Please avoid parking on yellow lines as this could affect pre and post-match traffic flows and various post-match crowd control operations
  
  
• Supporters with Blue Badges can park outside the Traffic Management (road closure) Zone without any time restriction (in line with the Blue Badge scheme terms and conditions) but may have a longer distance to travel to and from the stadium

For further assistance, please contact the Access Team on 0344 844 0102 or on Access@Tottenhamhotspur.com.

Open Controlled Parking Zones Map:

The stadium is accessible by four local train stations - White Hart Lane, Seven Sisters, Tottenham Hale and Northumberland Park. Three of these stations are either undergoing or have undergone extensive refurbishments to improve access and capacity.  White Hart Lane and Northumberland Park now has step-free access. Tottenham Hale has step-free access to the Victoria line and the northbound Greater Anglia platform. The southbound Greater Anglia platform is currently not step-free.

All the routes from the stations to the stadium are wheelchair friendly. Wayfinding signage has also been installed on major routes from all stations.

White Hart Lane station is generally the busiest transport hub, especially in the hour before kick-off.

The Alexandra Palace and Wood Green shuttle bus services are fully accessible for wheelchair users, although it should be noted that the stations that they serve are not.

All TfL buses are fully accessible. The East Bus Diversion route facilitates more localised running of TfL buses on matchdays. This means the 349 follows a new, much shorter diversion east along Lansdowne Road, Shelbourne Road and Northumberland Park before re-joining the High Road adjacent to Sainsbury’s.

The West Bus Diversion Route for the 149, 259 and 279 operates as it did when we were at the Lane for the time being, with the intention that they also eventually follow the shorter East Bus Diversion route.

A matchday black taxi rank is in operation on Scotland Green.