In this guide
What Every Matchday Package Costs This SeasonWhy Arsenal Costs £449 and Coventry £249 in the Same SeatThe Tunnel Club, the H Club and the Products You Cannot Buy for One MatchChoosing Between a Restaurant, a Bowl-Food Lounge and a Private BoothDress Code, Timings and the Small PrintHow Spurs Prices Compare With ArsenalBuying a Seat for the Big Games Without a PackageFAQsA Premium Seat at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium costs £249 per person for Coventry City on 19 October 2026 and £449 for Arsenal on 5 December, the same padded seat and the same lounge, according to the club's hospitality portal on 10 September 2026. That gap is the whole story of Tottenham hospitality this season: the lounge sets the floor, the opponent sets the bill, and the four products most people have heard of cannot be bought for a single match at all.
Article Summary: Spurs sell six single-match hospitality products for 2026/27, starting at £249 per person for Premium Seats and rising to £549 per person for The Residency restaurants, with Broadcast Booths from £1,494 and Loge Suites from £3,294 per box. Prices move by opponent category, so a derby costs roughly 80% more than a low-demand fixture in the same space, and every price below was checked on 10 September 2026.
- Tottenham Hotspur's Premium Seats package was priced at £249 for Coventry City, £299 for Everton and £449 for Arsenal on 10 September 2026.
- The Residency East, a three-course fine dining restaurant on East Level 2, was listed at £549 per person for Category C fixtures and £999 for Arsenal on 5 December 2026.
- The Tunnel Club, Sky Lounge, Sideline Suites and On Four were all marked sold out on the club's seasonal memberships page as of 10 September 2026.
- Access to premium areas opens three hours before kick-off and runs up to two hours after for weekend games and one hour after evening fixtures.
- The Premium Seats floor price of £249 sits within £10 of Arsenal's equivalent Academy package, listed from £239 on 9 September 2026.
Spurs run two separate hospitality systems and most confusion comes from mixing them up. Matchday Experiences are single-game packages anyone can book online without a membership, priced per fixture. Seasonal Memberships are whole-season commitments sold through an account manager, and that is where the Tunnel Club and the H Club live. If you want one game rather than 19, the seasonal products are irrelevant and the question becomes which matchday package fits your group, or whether a standard seat from the general Tottenham Hotspur ticket listings does the job for less.
What Every Matchday Package Costs This Season
Six products were on general sale on the club's hospitality portal on 10 September 2026. The "from" figure is the Category C floor, which applies to the lowest-demand Premier League fixtures. Every package includes a padded seat, lounge or restaurant access from three hours before kick-off and a return to the lounge after the final whistle. The differences are food, privacy and where you sit inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
| Package | From (10 Sep 2026) | Seat location | Food and drink |
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| Premium Seats | £249 per person | Padded seat, West or East touchline | Light hand-held food pre-match; drinks paid at the bar |
| Stratus | £349 per person | Halfway line, West or East Level 5 | Inclusive bowl food pre and post-match, live DJ |
| Stadium Social | £399 per person | East touchline | Three-course Mediterranean pre-match meal, table released at kick-off |
| The Residency East, West and Grill | £549 per person | East Level 2 or West Level 3 | Three-course fine dining, private table pre and post-match |
| Broadcast Booths | £1,494 per box | Private booth for four to 10 guests, southwest corner | Pre-match buffet served to the booth |
| Loge Suites | £3,294 per box | Private suite for four to eight, seats in front, East Level 2 and 3 | Three-course shared dining |
Two things the price tiles do not tell you. Premium Seats is the only package where alcohol is paid rather than included, which matters when comparing it with Stratus at £100 more. And the Broadcast Booth "from" price of £1,494 did not appear on any individual fixture listing on 10 September 2026, where booths for Coventry City, Bournemouth and Leeds United were all listed at £2,394, so treat the lower figure as the smallest booth size and confirm the guest count before booking.
Why Arsenal Costs £449 and Coventry £249 in the Same Seat
Spurs grade every home fixture into a category and price hospitality off it. On the fixtures listed for sale on 10 September 2026 the pattern was consistent across every lounge: Coventry City, Ipswich Town, Bournemouth and Leeds United sat at the floor price, Everton, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Brighton and Sunderland carried a middle uplift and Arsenal on 5 December was the only Category A fixture on sale. The table shows the real listed prices, not estimates.
| Package | Category C (Coventry City, 19 Oct) | Category B (Everton, 12 Sep) | Category A (Arsenal, 5 Dec) |
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| Premium Seats | £249 | £299 | £449 |
| Stratus | £349 | £449 | £699 |
| Stadium Social | £399 | £449 | £599 |
| The Residency East | £549 | £649 | £999 |
The derby uplift is between 50% and 100% depending on the lounge, with Premium Seats and The Residency both sitting at roughly 1.8 times the floor. That is a much flatter curve than across north London, where Arsenal's entry package went from £239 to £1,199 for Real Madrid this season. Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea had not been released for sale by 10 September 2026, so expect those to land at or above the Arsenal figures once the club opens them. Fixtures from mid-November onward also carried a "date and time subject to change" flag pending broadcast selections.
The Tunnel Club, the H Club and the Products You Cannot Buy for One Match
Search for Spurs hospitality and the results are dominated by two products that are not on sale to the public at all. The Tunnel Club puts members in heated padded seats behind the dugout with a glass wall onto the players' tunnel, three-course dining and an inclusive bar at every home game. The H Club, the centrepiece of the On Four floor on West Level 4, offers five dining spaces including a Chef's Table and an eight-seat tasting room called The Vault, with club legends hosting. Both are seasonal memberships, both were marked sold out on 10 September 2026 and both are sold in pairs.
Pricing for these products has never been published as a standard tile. When the stadium opened, The Week reported the Tunnel Club at around £19,000 a season for a pair of seats plus a £30,000 one-off membership fee, and Spurs fan site The Boy Hotspur reported the H Club at £15,000 per seat per season with the same joining fee. Treat those as historic launch figures rather than current quotes; the club confirms terms only through its premium sales team.
The seasonal tier that is still open runs alongside the matchday products: Stratus, Loges, Premium Seats and Suites On Four, a private suite for up to 21 guests that doubles as a serviced office on non-event days. Seasonal members cover every home Premier League and domestic cup game, which is the calculation that changed this year. With Spurs out of Europe after finishing 17th in 2025/26, a seasonal package buys 19 league games plus whatever the cup draws deliver, not the 25 or more that Champions League and Europa League seasons produced.
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Choosing Between a Restaurant, a Bowl-Food Lounge and a Private Booth
Start with the seat, not the menu. Stratus is the only package on the halfway line, but it is Level 5, the highest tier in the ground, so the trade is a central view for distance from the pitch. Premium Seats, Stadium Social and The Residency all sit on the touchline in the lower and middle tiers, closer to the play but off-centre. Check block positions against the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan before assuming a higher price means a better view.
- Two friends who want the game more than the food: Premium Seats, then spend the £100 saved at the bar.
- Mixed group with non-football guests: Stratus, because the inclusive food runs after the match too and the DJ carries the room.
- Client dinner where conversation matters: The Residency, which keeps a private table for the full five-hour window.
- Family or work group of six to 10 who want their own space: a Broadcast Booth, which works out at about £240 to £400 a head depending on the booth.
- Anyone whose group is smaller than four: skip the booths and suites entirely, since the box price does not scale down.
Dress Code, Timings and the Small Print
The dress code across all premium areas is smart casual. Smart jeans are fine but ripped, torn or bleached denim is not, and club shirts are permitted in the Premium Lounges, Stratus, Loges and Suites. Away colours are banned from every premium area without exception; visiting supporters are welcome but the club asks them to stay discreet and reserves the right to refuse entry. Premium areas are reached through the West and East entrances and access opens three hours before kick-off.
Tickets are digital. Guests without a compatible phone need to contact their account manager at least 48 hours before kick-off or head to the Ticket Office on the day. Once a hospitality ticket has been downloaded it can no longer be listed on the club's Ticket Exchange, so the decision to attend is effectively final at that point. Post-match lounge access is two hours for weekend fixtures and one hour for evening games, which is the detail that makes a Wednesday night Residency booking noticeably less good value than a Saturday one at the same price.
How Spurs Prices Compare With Arsenal
On floor prices the two north London clubs are almost identical: £249 for Premium Seats against £239 for The Academy at Emirates Stadium, both checked in the second week of September 2026. The difference is the top of the range. Arsenal's per-fixture pricing pushes its entry product past £1,000 for its top-category European nights and its restaurant products past £3,000, as set out in the Arsenal hospitality guide. Spurs' most expensive single-match tile on 10 September was £999 for The Residency against Arsenal, and no European fixtures exist to inflate the calendar. For a big domestic game, Spurs is the cheaper of the two by a wide margin this season.
Buying a Seat for the Big Games Without a Package
Hospitality is the club's own answer to the question of how a non-member gets into a sold-out fixture, and for a Category C game at £249 it is a fair one. For Arsenal it means £449 for a seat you could reach by other routes. The alternative paths, from membership ballots to the club's Ticket Exchange, are covered in our guide to buying Spurs tickets without a membership.
The secondary market is the other route, and it is where the trust questions fans ask on forums and review sites belong. Spurs publish a Ticket Touting Policy warning that tickets from unauthorised sellers may be cancelled, and the club names Seat Unique, P1 Travel, SportsBreaks and Eventmasters as its approved hospitality resellers. 1BoxOffice is not on that list and does not claim to be. What it offers instead is a marketplace where every listing is covered by a 150% money-back guarantee if tickets fail to arrive or are not valid for entry, which is the protection that matters when the alternative is a £449 lounge ticket. To buy, register with 1BoxOffice and pick the fixture and block; tickets are delivered in time for the game. Cup ties remain the lowest-cost way into the ground, and the club sells hospitality for EFL Cup and FA Cup games on the same matchday model with lighter inclusions.
FAQs
1. Can children go to hospitality at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?
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Children are welcome in premium areas but anyone under 14 must be supervised by a responsible adult for the whole visit, and there is no separate child price on the matchday packages.
2. Do Spurs hospitality members get away tickets?
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Seasonal premium account holders can apply for away fixtures when applications open three to four weeks before each match, but allocation is not assured and single-match hospitality buyers have no away access.
3. Is hospitality sold for Tottenham Hotspur Women matches?
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Hospitality upgrades for women's fixtures at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium started from £25 per person on the club's women's ticketing page as of 10 September 2026, with the Arsenal Women fixture on 25 October 2026 among the games played at the main stadium.
4. Does Tottenham Hotspur Stadium hospitality include parking?
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Car park access is limited to registered supporters who have pre-booked a space, so single-match hospitality guests should plan on the club's advice to use public transport.
5. Is hospitality at Spurs priced the same for NFL games and concerts?
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No, NFL London games and concerts use the same lounges but are sold as separate event packages with their own inclusions and prices, so football hospitality prices do not apply to them.
Spurs have built the most complete hospitality ladder in the Premier League, and for a low-category fixture it is priced fairly. For the derbies, 1BoxOffice gives supporters a second way in, with every purchase backed by the 150% money-back guarantee.
Sources: Tottenham Hotspur hospitality portal and premium matchday guide, Tottenham Hotspur Ticket Touting Policy, The Week, The Boy Hotspur. 1BoxOffice is not the official ticket agent of any club, league or federation. Prices may differ from face value.
