Tottenham Hotspur Travel Guide: How fans can book tickets, hotels & trips to Europe to watch Spurs

Quick Summary

• Travel: Fly into London Heathrow (LHR) or Gatwick (LGW); expect round-trip fares from $600–$1,200.
• Tickets: Purchase via the official Tottenham Hotspur website; Sportsbreaks for travel packages.
• Where to Stay: Near the stadium (Tottenham, Seven Sisters); nightlife (Shoreditch, Camden); foodies (Islington, Hackney).
• Pregame: Join fans at local pubs; note that traditional tailgating is not common in the UK.
• Fixtures: Season runs from August to May. Key dates: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year, MLK Day, Presidents’ Day, Easter, Memorial Day.

For American fans, following Tottenham Hotspur isn’t just about cheering on a Premier League team; it’s a way to connect with a club whose history, style and spirit feel almost personal.

Whether you’ve been wearing the cockerel crest on your jersey for decades or just discovered Spurs through a viral match highlight, the idea of traveling to London to watch your team live is an experience that elevates fandom to an entirely new level.

There’s something electric about seeing a stadium full of passionate supporters singing “Glory, Glory Tottenham Hotspur” in unison, a sound that no TV broadcast can replicate. For American Spurs fans, it’s the ultimate pilgrimage—a chance to walk the streets of North London, feel the pulse of the city and witness first-hand the club’s storied legacy.

From the friendly pubs filled with chants to the buzzing atmosphere around Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on match day, every detail invites visitors to immerse themselves in a uniquely English football culture. But planning a trip across the Atlantic can feel daunting, from choosing flights and accommodations to figuring out local transport and securing match tickets. That’s where this guide comes in. It’s designed specifically for American travelers who want to make the most of their Spurs experience, offering practical advice, insider tips and suggestions for how to soak in both the soccer and the local London culture.

Whether you’re hoping to catch a nail-biting Premier League clash, explore the history behind the club, or simply enjoy a pint alongside lifelong supporters, this guide will help turn your Spurs dream into reality.

Travel: Airport options & getting to London

Flying from the U.S.

Round-trip flights typically range from $600 to $1,200, depending on the departure city, time of booking, and season.

London is accessible from various U.S. cities:

• London Heathrow (LHR): The primary international gateway, located approximately 15 miles west of Central London.
• London Gatwick (LGW): Situated about 30 miles south, offers competitive fares.

Getting to Central London

• From Heathrow: Take the Heathrow Express to Paddington Station (15–20 minutes), then transfer to the London Underground.
• From Gatwick: The Gatwick Express to Victoria Station takes about 30 minutes.

How to buy tickets

To secure tickets for a Tottenham Hotspur match:

• Official Website: Visit the Tottenham Hotspur official site to purchase tickets directly.
• Traveling from the U.S., Sportsbreaks is your one-stop shop for Spurs tickets, hotels, and more
• Avoid scalpers or shady resellers to steer clear of fakes.

For Tottenham fans traveling from the U.S., Sportsbreaks is your one-stop shop for tickets, hotels, and fan experiences—making your European trip stress-free.

You can also take the official stadium tour. Check out the First Team areas, hang out in the lounges, and even check out the NFL facilities while getting a taste of what it’s like to be one of your favorite Spurs players. You’ll wander through the changing rooms, walk down the players’ tunnel, and step out onto the pitch of the huge 62,850-seat stadium.

Don’t forget to stock up on authentic Spurs gear and souvenirs to remember your trip, or get your gear before you travel at Fanatics.

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Where to stay in London

• Near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: Staying in Tottenham or nearby areas like Seven Sisters offers the advantage of being close to the stadium. This proximity allows for an easy commute on match day, minimizing travel time and enhancing the overall experience.
• For Nightlife Enthusiasts: Shoreditch is known for its vibrant nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and live music venues. Camden offers a mix of traditional pubs and trendy spots, along with live music and alternative culture.
• For Food Lovers: Islington features a diverse culinary scene, from upscale dining to casual eateries. Hackney offers a range of international cuisines, reflecting its multicultural community.

Pregame: Joining the atmosphere

While traditional tailgating isn't part of the British football culture, the pre-match atmosphere is lively and engaging. Fans gather at local pubs near the stadium to enjoy drinks, sing chants, and discuss the upcoming match.

Arriving early to join these gatherings can enhance your experience and immerse you in the local soccer culture.

Tottenham Hotspur 2025–26 Fixture List

The season runs from August 2025 to May 2026. Key matches include the North London Derby against Arsenal on September 14, 2025, and the final home game of the season against Chelsea on May 17, 2026.