Spurs Face Arsenal: Premier League Travel Guide
As the North London Derby approaches, Tottenham Hotspur will face off against Arsenal on Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The match is set to kick off at 4:30 PM, drawing enthusiastic fans from across the region.
Travel Information for the North London Derby
For those planning to attend the match, it’s essential to consider public transportation options, as parking will be limited due to enforced regulations during match days. Here are important travel updates:
Train Services
- Frequent services are expected from White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters, and Tottenham Hale.
- Ongoing engineering works may affect some train journeys into London, particularly on the LNER, Lumo, and Grand Central lines.
- Rail replacement buses will be operating between Peterborough and Bedford, connecting with Thameslink services for access to London St. Pancras.
Station Accessibility and Recommendations
For easy access to the stadium, fans are recommended to use the following stations:
- Northumberland Park: Offers 10 northbound trains per hour pre-match, making it a shorter trip to the stadium.
- White Hart Lane: Will accommodate about seven services on the Weaver line; however, it has less capacity compared to Northumberland Park.
- Seven Sisters: Serviced by the Victoria line, running every 2-3 minutes pre- and post-match.
- Tottenham Hale: Fully accessible and a recommended option for those traveling on the Victoria line.
Free Shuttle Bus Service
Fans can take advantage of the free Shuttle Bus service running from Wood Green and Alexandra Palace stations. It’s wise to check availability as engineering works might affect these services.
Parking and Other Considerations
Parking enforcement is strictly in place, with an extended Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) around Haringey and Enfield. Supporters are urged to utilize public transport for their journey to the stadium:
- Blue Badge holders may park within the CPZ but must be present with their ID.
- Improper use of badges can lead to a Penalty Charge Notice or towing of vehicles.
Cycling Options
Cyclists will find additional parking for dockless bikes around the stadium, enhancing accessibility for those choosing this eco-friendly travel option. Dedicated bike stands are also available at local community centres.
Road Closures and Queue Management
On match days, significant road closures will be enforced to facilitate safety and access. Fans should expect queue management systems in place at all stations to ensure smooth entry and exit during the event. Your cooperation with station staff is appreciated for everyone’s safety.
Stay Updated
To remain informed on matchday updates, including real-time travel alerts, supporters can subscribe to the Spurs Matchday Info channel on WhatsApp. This resource will provide the latest information as the game approaches.
As the excitement builds for this highly anticipated derby against Arsenal, ensure you plan your journey well and stay updated on any changes to transport services on the day.
