Whether you’re planning your first visit to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium or you’re a regular in the South Stand, buying Spurs tickets can be a mission. Don’t worry—Football Ticket Pro has your back. Think of this as the guide you'd get from a clued-up mate who's been through it all. From memberships and match categories to avoiding scams and snapping up last-minute seats, here's everything you need to know.

To buy tickets directly from the club, you’ll need to use the official Tottenham Hotspur e-ticketing website. Tickets are released in stages—first to One Hotspur + Members, then to One Hotspur Members. Occasionally, if demand is low (think midweek matches against lower-table teams), remaining tickets may go on Guest Sale or General Sale. However, for most Premier League matches, tickets sell out before reaching those phases. To be eligible for any ticket purchase, you’ll need to register for a One Hotspur Membership, which not only gives you access but also provides loyalty points and discounts.

You’ll be placed in an online queue at the time of release, and ticket availability is strictly first-come, first-served (Bigger games obviously have more competition). The number of available tickets is limited due to the vast number of season ticket holders, so being fast (and lucky) is key.

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Both membership types grant you access to ticket sales, but there are significant perks to choosing the “+” version:

• One Hotspur Membership (£45/year): Grants access to standard ticket sales windows, comes with 10 loyalty points, discounts on the club shop, stadium tours, and SPURSPLAY.
• One Hotspur + Membership (£55/year): Includes all of the above, plus an exclusive 24-hour priority access window for ticket sales and a coveted place on the Season Ticket Waiting List.

If you’re even remotely serious about attending a match—especially a high-demand one—One Hotspur + is the better bet. The extra £10 is minimal considering the advantage it gives you in securing tickets.

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Tottenham typically announces seven sale windows throughout the season (although it does vary based on various factors). Each window normally includes 2–3 fixtures, released approximately 6–8 weeks before the match. Here’s how it usually works:

• Monday 10am: One Hotspur + Members get first dibs.
• Tuesday 10am: All One Hotspur Members can buy any remaining tickets.
• 2pm on each day: Accessible ticketing sales for disabled fans and Access Scheme Members.

You’ll need to be logged in before the sale time, have your payment details ready, and brace for the queue. These queues are randomized, so there’s no advantage to logging in super early.

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Category C matches (e.g., against promoted or lower-table teams like Burnley or Luton Town) offer the highest chance of snagging a ticket. Midweek games or those scheduled around school holidays are also easier to access. For these games, it’s not uncommon to see tickets available during the regular Member sale—and occasionally, even during Guest Sale.

For less popular matches, your One Hotspur Membership might just be enough. Flexibility in terms of fixture and seat location will improve your chances grea

This is Spurs’ official resale platform where Season Ticket Holders can list their unused tickets for face value. It opens when all club-allocated tickets are sold out. Only members can access it, and seats appear sporadically, sometimes even hours before kick-off.

It’s a fantastic option, especially if you’re only after a single ticket or are willing to sit anywhere in the stadium. Note that concession pricing is not available on the Ticket Exchange.

This part’s crucial. The Spurs ticketing system uses a random queue, meaning joining 30 minutes early doesn’t increase your chances. You want to log in a few minutes before the sale starts and wait on the holding screen. Refreshing just as the window opens puts you into the randomized draw. Trying with multiple accounts from the same IP? Spurs’ system tracks that—so don't bother.

Yes, absolutely. The process is the same whether you're in London or Los Angeles. But to increase your chances, especially for the high-demand games, you’ll want to:

• Get a One Hotspur + Membership
• Use the Ticket Exchange diligently
• Sign up for Football Ticket Pro alerts so you’re notified immediately when tickets drop

Most aren’t. Platforms like Viagogo, StubHub, and TicketNet operate outside UK law. If caught with a resold ticket, you may be denied entry or ejected. Tottenham explicitly states that resale of tickets is a criminal offense under UK legislation.

To stay safe:

• Buy from the official club site
• Use the Ticket Exchange
• Follow Football Ticket Pro, which curates legit alerts and helps fans navigate this tricky terrain

Away tickets are incredibly limited and mainly distributed to:

• Season Ticket Holders with high loyalty points
• Occasionally, One Hotspur + Members if demand is low

You must apply through your account. If the number of applications exceeds ticket supply (which it usually does), distribution is based on loyalty points.