It would nearly make me follow Spurs! - This stadium and tour is fantastic. We are not Spurs fans but were amazed by the technology and attention to detail that went in to making this stadium. David Lynch ( not the film director ) from Dublin is worth the entry fee on his own, but all the people we met were super. It would nearly make me follow Spurs!!! Thank you all for a great day.

Amazing day in every way ! - This was absolutley worth every penny the stadium is amazing but I want to comment on the staff !! One hundred percent satisfaction. We took our elderly grandfather and the help was above and beyond every bit of care was given honestly what amazing staff special shout out to Jake who took us round every slow step taken as grandad 90th bday ! Honestly can’t say a bad word about any of it Thank you !

A great day out. - What an amazing experience. We did both the roof and stadium tours. My daughter who is not a fan of football found it a great experience too. The guides were so friendly and knowledgeable. It was great to see behind the scenes and visits parts you don’t get to see.

Stamford Bridge Spurs stadium worth the visit - Easy access to stadium via Victoria line tube then a regular bus from Seven Sisters station which stops right out the stadium. It is massive. Starts off from the megastore and the stadium consists of 7 floors. Very high tech and has one of the largest LED screen in Europe. It is a part self guided tour and part guided but a lot to see and experience.

Making great memories - Doing this skywalk and dive was the best memory ever.i went with my partner and made so many memories ..I would especially like to give a shout out to our tour guide Ibrahim who was brilliant. He was polite full of good information about London and kept our mind at ease all the way through it was pure class ..The whole day was brilliant the whole team there were also amazing .would love to do it again and again ...

A fan’s dream come true. - I enjoyed the entire tour as a huge Spurs fan. It was interesting to hear how it was designed as a multi purpose venue. The change rooms were exceptional. I loved the entire experience.

Legends tour - Having been a season ticket holder at white hart lane and doing the tour there and seeing many games at the new ground since its opening it was great to go behind the scenes here we did the legends tour with Ossie and where incredibly that he brought Ricky Villa along with him what a great duo these to are absolute gentlemen and proper legends in every sense of the word

Absolutely fantastic from start to finish! - What an incredible experience! As a life long Spurs fan this was just wonderful! The stadium itself is amazing, the tour is extremely interesting and the staff are absolutely outstanding! Although we had a self guided tour, we were introduced to the stadium experience by Louie. Well, what can I say other than FANTASTIC! He was so helpful and knowledgeable and extremely amusing! A perfect start to our tour! All the staff around the stadium were so helpful and happy to answer any questions - even though they must get asked the same questions hundreds of times each day! What I loved is that you never felt rushed, you could spend as long as you wanted in every area of the tour. I would totally recommend this tour to everyone - whether a Spurs fan or not!

A nice tour - It went good, the interior of the stadium was incredible. The suites were amazing, and it was a great experience.

Amazing stadium, no soul. - First things first, unbelievable stadium. It's big, beautiful, amazing, breath taking to see. Looks unreal for a matchday experience. The tour however is pathetic. First of all you have to go through metal detectors. I know, it's London. You walk into the club shop and go round to the tills. They give you headphones and a tablet. 🤦‍♂️. That's the first major red flag. They make you sit down on uncomfortable seating and show you the ultimate cheesey movie that's meant to get you hyped. I laughed. They then brag about having "Europe's largest club shop". That should not be a brag! After that they take you through a corridor with a list of their players. You then walk into a huge open plan room with 5 lonely looking trophies on display. It's really doesn't help the "Spurs win nothing" stereotype. You are then free to walk around and use your tablet and headphones. I hardly used them. Boring and no interaction with fans of the club or the staff. The whole thing feels like all they want it your money. Trying to squeeze every last bit out of you to pay off this stadium. No tour guide to tell you why he/she loves the club. The clubs history or the area. It feels way too franchised. I was literally bored walking around. If you want to feel like you're learning about the history of a club and the area. Don't bother. Just go to Manchester (yea, that includes city too) or the North East. You get tours guides in Manchester and the NE showing you everything and talking to you like a person and not just a customer. You learn about a club and the stadium. At Spurs, you're there to spend money. That's all.