Road to White Hart Lane?

[lillywhite]

Hi!
I'm travelling from Sweden to England tomorrow, and I'm wondering about the easiest way to get to White Hart Lane for tours etc?

I think we're staying quite near Oxford Street.

 

[llamafarmer]

The tube to Seven Sisters will leave you with about a 10 minute walk to the stadium, or you can get an overland train to White Hart Lane station, which is just around the corner.

I prefer the tube on match days, but the train might be easier if you're going for a tour.

 

[SpurSince57]

If you're on Oxford Street, take the Victoria Line from Oxford Circus to Seven Sisters. Buy a one-day travelcard, which will give you unlimited tube and bus travel. Take the exit marked 'High Road', not 'Seven Sisters Road'. LF's a bit optimistic about the 10-minute walk, it's closer to 20 unless you've got a very brisk step indeed (it's just over two kilometres). Buses 149, 259 and 279 take you to the ground.

 

[Destroyer]

Take a helicopter , it should cost around £500. Get them to drop you inside the ground as its difficult trying to find somewhere to land outside the stad.

 

[Yiddo1982]

Yeah, take the walk from the tube station - the scenery is just devine!

 

[camaj]

Take a tube to Liverpool street and get a train to White Hart Lane. Unless you really want to walk 25mins up tottenham high road which looks exactly the same all the way along so you're not really missing anything....

 

[Real_madyidd]

The tube to Seven Sisters will leave you with about a 10 minute walk to the stadium, or you can get an overland train to White Hart Lane station, which is just around the corner.

I prefer the tube on match days, but the train might be easier if you're going for a tour.

Nearer to 25 minutes actually. Seriously, time it. I was at the gooner game (which I seem to recall we may have won) and one of the people I went with insisted it was a ten minute walk. We missed the train by 15 minutes.

 

[C0YS]

WOW tours are quite cheap!!

Options:
Stadium tours of app. 75 to 90 minutes.
Prices:
£7.50Opening times:
Non-match Saturdays at 11:00 & 1:00
Bookings:
Tel: 020 8365 5056
Email: [email protected]

 

[llamafarmer]

Nearer to 25 minutes actually. Seriously, time it. I was at the gooner game (which I seem to recall we may have won) and one of the people I went with insisted it was a ten minute walk. We missed the train by 15 minutes.

Ok, 10 minutes was very optimistic. :razz:

 

[Real_madyidd]

WOW tours are quite cheap!!

Options:
Stadium tours of app. 75 to 90 minutes.
Prices:
£7.50Opening times:
Non-match Saturdays at 11:00 & 1:00
Bookings:
Tel: 020 8365 5056
Email: [email protected]

That's because they are rubbish!

 

[muffwah]

I would get the central line from Oxford Circus to LIverpool street then the overground to white hart lane.

I wouldn't walk from Seven sisters, the place is a shit hole and not a nice place to be when it isn't a match day!! White Hart Lane station is 2 mins walk from the ground.

 

[millhouse]

Nearer to 25 minutes actually. Seriously, time it. I was at the gooner game (which I seem to recall we may have won) and one of the people I went with insisted it was a ten minute walk. We missed the train by 15 minutes.

I've done it in under 20 minutes after a night game when I have to leg it to go Euston for 22:40

 

[camaj]

I've done it in under 20 minutes after a night game when I have to leg it to go Euston for 22:40

It took me 25mins and I was walking pretty fast, either way it's FAR quicker to go to WHL

 

[gregga]

Yeah be prepared for the wonderful sights of tottenham high road! Its a true advert for london life..

 

[C0YS]

Yeah be prepared for the wonderful sights of tottenham high road! Its a true advert for london life..

it may not be much, but belive me when I say its better then anything in effing york!!

 

[SpurSince57]

Can some of you guys let me know where you live? So I can slag off your hometowns?

 

[C0YS]

Can some of you guys let me know where you live? So I can slag off your hometowns?

well Im slaging off my home town well enough by myself hmph.......well I was born in London:shrug: lived in Dalston for a short time!!:shrug: (from ages 1-6 (but still go visit my dad there every other week ))