Amazing stadium with great tour guides - Don't normally write reviews but I must say this is the exception. Stadium tour was amazing in such an amazing stadium Shout out to mark who took us into the stadium and was really knowledgeable and told us some really interesting things and also spencer who was on the pitch was very friendly and explained everything about how the pitch works to me and our kids who found it very interesting So fascinating

Fantastic tour - Great tour stadium is fantastic can’t wait to go back to the shop and do sky walk maybe do the F1 karting I would highly recommend going to see for yourself

Fantastic tour - Would highly recommend! Wasn’t too sure about the fact it was an unguided tour with headsets but actually it meant we were able to go at our own pace (we took about 3 hours to go round) The guides who were in each of the locations you stopped in were really knowledgeable and passionate about the club and were able to answer any questions we had or expand on things we learnt about from the videos From the moment we arrived they made the experience special Shout out to Adam who one day we hope me meet again in the H club! COYS!

100% would go again! - Amazing - it says to give it 90 mins but we spend much longer! Lots to see, from locker-rooms to private suites, to Ange's chair, and press-room. There's a cute cafe with vegan/veggie options too! The stadium is fantastic, tour guides are lovely and very knowledgeable, and everyone in the gift shop was super helpful too!

Must do if you are a Spurs fan - The Tottenham Hotspur stadium tour (match day tour) is an amazing experience and a must do if you are a Spurs fan. Adam was an informative and fun tour guide. We did not feel rushed during the experience at all with plenty of opportunities to take pictures. Would definitely do the tour again when back in London next to watch Spurs!

Tottenham is top of the league (when it comes to stadium tours...) - I've toured stadiums around the world, but I'm not sure I've enjoyed a tour quite as much as this. The stadium is a triumph - designed to deliver commercial success but never at the cost of disrespecting tradition, heritage and fans. What makes touring it so good is two things. First, you go at your own pace. Linger where you like. Go back if you choose. And expect to see everything - from hospitality, to treatment rooms to the home dressing room. And secondly, the staff were exemplary. It has to be cultural there - they all seemed engaged, motivated, happy and helpful. Whether it was the deeper insight we had from a super chap in the dressing room, or the woman on security - all of them were first class and it made a big difference. When it comes to touring stadiums, Spurs nailed it.

Great time - Great tour and a terrific stadium. I'm not a Spurs fan but this is well worth doing . The guides know their stuff and you get plenty of opportunities to wander at your leisure. I'd definitely recommend leaving yourself at least 90 minutes to get the full experience.

Great stadium and tour guide just rushed - I did a matchday tour before the Manchester united efl cup game and I wish I didn't as it felt very rushed when we got pitch side I expected some time to take some pictures but we wasn't hardly given any the tour guide was brilliant and can't fault him spurs have a lot of history there just wasn't much crammed in

A venue lacking identity - I’ve been on this stadium tour twice (the second time I was essentially forced) and I can’t help thinking that the aim here was not to build the best football stadium to support and drive the team, but it was to build the biggest entertainment venue possible to cash in. The reason I say that is because there are a lot of boasts on this tour, but (and this isn’t just a cheap shot at Spurs) not many of those boasts are about the football. For example, the tour starts in an impressive gift shop and I think I’m right in saying it’s the largest gift shop attached to any European football stadium, maybe even the world. The tour moves through a long tunnel with famous names on the wall into an atrium that houses 5 or 6 trophies from across the years. The trophy area is very big and more than enough for the silverware stored there however again, it is there to accommodate the massive information tv screens that apparently are the biggest in the country. Moving through the stadium, the non-football related boasting continues, as you see the only Beavertown Brewery in a stadium, the numerous enormous bars, the gargantuan NFL changing rooms and (genuinely) listen to the pitch side stories of how they grow the grass with special lights. I even find myself having to mention the Dare Skywalk here as well - a walk across the roof of the stadium, partly on a glass path over the pitch. That’s right, even the roof of the stadium (which you could even argue a stadium doesn’t completely need) has been designed with maximising return from the fans in mind. On reflection, the title of my review is wrong - this stadium is absolutely sure of what it is: an events arena designed to maximise return on investment. The fact a team turns up for soccer practice every other weekend is pure coincidence. All of that being said, a mighty impressive venue and informative tour.

Complete waste of money - Dont pay money for this! It's A 5minute talk followed by a self guided tour that takes about 30 mins. Nothing about the clubs history, players etc, nothing about stadium construction. A series of executive lounges, look at the pitch , a souless changing room. That's it. Compared to other stadiums it's a complete rip off