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SUMMER 2019 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM Events at the new stadium – a guide for local residents and businesses TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM MANAGING OUR NEW STADIUM – A GUIDE FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES DOC REF - LAMP COMMS 001 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 4 WHERE IS TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM? 6 HOW WILL WE MANAGE EVENT DAY IMPACTS? 7 WHICH LOCAL ROADS WILL BE CLOSED? 8 STRATEGIC TRAFFIC DIVERSION 11 HOW WILL THE EVENT DAY CPZ WORK? 12 CPZ AND ROAD CLOSURE FAQS 14 WHERE WILL COACHES PARK? 15 WILL TRAIN AND TUBE SERVICES BE AFFECTED? 16 HOW WILL STATIONS OPERATE? 17 WHAT ABOUT TFL BUSES? 18 WHERE ARE THE NEW SUPPORTER SHUTTLE BUS ROUTES? 19 HOW WILL LOCAL BUSINESSES BE AFFECTED? 20 WHAT ABOUT BLACK TAXIS? 21 WHERE ARE THE MAIN WALKING ROUTES TO THE STADIUM? 22 WHERE ARE THE MAIN CYCLE ROUTES TO THE STADIUM? 23 DELIVERING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY 24 BRINGING THE NFL TO TOTTENHAM 25 WHO DO I CONTACT AND HOW DO I FIND OUT MORE? 26 PROVISIONAL EVENTS AT TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 27 STADIUM 2018/19 SEASON FRONT COVER IMAGE: CGI OF NIGHT-TIME STADIUM VIEW 2 3 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM MANAGING OUR NEW STADIUM – A GUIDE FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES INTRODUCTION The new stadium will have a capacity of just – An upgraded White Hart Lane station This booklet has been produced to provide Tottenham Hotspur ‘BEDDING-IN’ over 62,000 and will be a multi-purpose – with additional stairs and lift access, you with information regarding travel and Football Club is proud to sports, leisure and entertainment destination making the station step-free, due Supporters and local residents are road traffic management for events at the well-used to travelling to and around be part of Tottenham’s hosting Tottenham Hotspur home matches for completion during summer 2019. new stadium. Please keep it so that you alongside a minimum of two NFL matches Alongside this, a fleet of new high Tottenham on event days. However, there can refer to it in the future. The Club is vibrant community per year and a number of other events and capacity, air conditioned trains will be will naturally be a ‘bedding-in’ period committed to publicising details of each concerts. introduced from spring 2019. There will for the first few home games as we event in advance. and the new stadium also be an enhanced timetable for every understand how and when supporters development continues It will also sit alongside the Tottenham event day. choose to travel and the remaining public Please see details of how you can stay Experience and once both are complete, transport works are completed. There informed at the back of this booklet and to be a catalyst for we shall also begin work on the new hotel, – A redeveloped Northumberland Park are more options for supporters so it visit the Club’s website tottenhamhotspur. an extreme sports hub and new homes. station – with improved accessibility may take time for them to research and com/local. We shall of course be closely positive change and due for completion during autumn 2018 change their travel habits. reviewing and monitoring how the stadium regeneration in North Much of the enhanced public transport and increased service frequencies from operates over the course of the next three infrastructure for the new stadium is summer 2019 as part of the three- The Club has been working closely to five years and making any changes when Tottenham, creating already in place. It will be a public transport tracking project between Stratford and with the London Borough of Haringey they are needed. destination, well served by bus routes and the new Meridian Water station. (LBH), the London Borough of Enfield a new sports, leisure within walking distance of four rail stations. (LBE), Transport for London (TfL), If you need to report any issues with and entertainment Tottenham continues to benefit from – The opening of the Elizabeth line (Crossrail) Abellio Greater Anglia Trains (GA), the the stadium’s operation, or anti-social significant investment in its public transport in 2019 – which will improve connectivity Metropolitan Police (MPS), the British behaviour and litter, you can do so via our destination for London. infrastructure, which will provide improved to the new stadium with another transport Transport Police (BTP), the National website tottenhamhotspur.com/feedback. You will have seen services every day of the year. choice via Liverpool Street station. Football League (NFL) and others to agree how we best manage crowds and the new stadium THIS INCLUDES: London Borough of Haringey and the Club the impact on local transport during this – An upgraded Victoria line – completed are also improving footways and road ‘bedding-in’ period and beyond. emerge around the in 2017 with new signalling and rolling surfaces leading up to the new stadium, old ground and we are stock providing one of the highest and the Club is helping to make travel on This includes developing various event frequency underground services in the event days even better, with a host of new day plans, as well as committing to new now in the final stages world, serving both Seven Sisters and measures including new shuttle buses, measures for the opening of the new Tottenham Hale stations. regional coaches, additional staff, traffic and stadium. of the construction pedestrian signage, cycle parking and more. programme before – Works to improve Tottenham Hale One of the most significant of these is an station – with the creation of a new ambition to increase the proportion of moving back home for combined train and tube station entrance people who travel to an event by public the 2018/19 season. to be completed during 2019. transport. 4 5 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM MANAGING OUR NEW STADIUM – A GUIDE FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES WHERE IS TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM? HOW WILL WE MANAGE EVENT DAY IMPACTS? BRANTWOOD ROAD Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is located The new stadium will be Tottenham We are also introducing new, free pre- The stadium itself will also host more event You may wish to avoid the busiest times between Tottenham High Road, Park Lane ACADEMIA WAY Future Meridian Hotspur’s home for generations to come booked shuttle bus services to the stadium day activities, even after an event or match before and after events as your journey and Worcester Avenue. Water station and we want to ensure that it is both from Alexandra Palace and Wood Green has finished. This will help spread the flow of will be quicker and less crowded if you NORTHUMBERLAND safe and secure whilst any impact on the stations to provide even more travel choices supporters exiting the area and encourage do. For example, the Victoria line and ITE HART LANE PARK It is a public transport destination, well WH local area is minimised and managed as for supporters. more spending at local businesses. Overground services will be particularly served by bus routes and within walking carefully as possible. busy. Please check TfL’s journey planner WH NE distance of four stations – White Hart Lane, ITE HART LA Local train stations will face greater impacts, The Club will provide additional marshals tfl.gov.uk/plan-a-journey before travelling. CREIGHTON ROAD Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters and Many of you are well-used to living and especially during the ‘bedding-in’ period and and ‘Fanbassadors’ to manage supporters Tottenham Hale – with a fifth, Meridian White WORCESTER AVENUE working alongside the old stadium, however whilst station upgrades are completed. every step of the way and are working If you do need to travel and are using your Water, opening in spring 2019. Hart Lane the new stadium is much larger and there are closely with the Metropolitan Police vehicle, you should plan ahead to avoid the additional safety and security challenges, so Seven Sisters, White Hart Lane and Service, London Borough of Haringey and areas affected by road closures. Please WHITEHALL STREET we have had to make a number of changes to allow plenty of time for your journey. Northumberland Park stations will continue TfL to ensure more staff than ever are at our event day operations. This includes new Tottenham to be primary stations for supporters stations and other key areas. HIGH ROAD HIGH To help you plan ahead please keep Cemetery national and safety guidance on how quickly a and Tottenham Hale will be used more an eye on the Club’s website venue should be able to evacuate in the event frequently as works near completion. These measures and those detailed over PARK LANE SUTHERLAND RD tottenhamhotspur.com/matches of an emergency. the next few pages will all help to minimise Y CHURCH ROAD for home games and any other events A A new regional coach network and improved disruption to the local area and ensure you W D This means extended road closures, new programmed. Please note the current D BR OA ST ROAD PAUL’S Northumberland coach parking facilities, as well as greater N OMLEY R are well aware of how the stadium will work U Park crowd management measures between the fixture list could change as broadcast O T cycle parking will help ease any queuing at R H KING’S ROAD so that you can plan your travel. E ARGYLE RD stadium and our local stations, bus diversions selections are made and cup fixtures are E R VICARAGE RD the four main stations. H O U T N RUSKIN ROAD and parking controls will be put in place. confirmed. You can register for updates via DW AY Tottenham Hale tottenhamhotspur.com/local. Bruce Castle Park Seven Sisters HIGH ROAD LORDSHIP LANE LANSDOWNE ROAD LORDSHIP LANE BRUCE GROVE Lordship Recreation Park WATERMEAD WAY 6 7 HALE ROAD
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