New Tottenham stadium: Spurs reveal swanky area of new ground reserved for £2,200 season ticket holders
Fans with limited edition 1882 season tickets have access to private bar for drinks before, during and after matches
THESE amazing snaps of Tottenham’s new stadium show fans just what awaits them.
The White Hart – a brewery-themed bar – has plenty of taps meaning thirsty supporters will not have to wait long for drinks.
And for the more wealthy supporters – who can afford to shell out a massive £2,200 on limited edition 1882 Season Tickets – there is a private bar to visit pre-match, at half-time and after the final whistle.
But all fans will be able to experience the rest of the modern and luxurious, open-planned areas the new 62,000-seater stadium has to offer.
While digital images show how Spurs’ new £850million ground will look, night-time pictures taken of its current exterior show it taking shape.
The stadium is set to be opened for the beginning of next season.
In January 2017, Spurs released a video showing how the stadium will look on a match day.
A virtual reality tour also gave fans an opportunity to experience the ground, including its state-of-the-art facilities, before its official unveiling.
No official new name has been given to it and if they enter the new season without a name-rights deal, it will reportedly be known as the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is confident the club will relocate from Wembley as planned ahead of the new campaign.
Levy was speaking at the NFL London Games fixture announcement, which was held at the new stadium site.
He said: “Unless there are unforeseen circumstances, I am very confident, and I wouldn’t be sitting here today otherwise, saying that the season we are about to enter in August, we will be playing our games here from the start of next season.”