Celebrating Spurs? Where (and where not) to park on parade day

Tottenham Hotspur’s long-awaited triumph has finally arrived, and the club is celebrating with a victory parade through North London tomorrow. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just heading along to soak up the atmosphere, expect big crowds, road closures, and serious parking restrictions across the area. If you're planning to drive, here's what you need to know before setting off.

Parade route, start time, and what to expect

Tottenham Hotspur will celebrate their Europa League triumph with an open-top bus parade on Friday, May 23, 2025. The parade is scheduled to commence at 3:00 PM from Edmonton Green.

Parade Route:

• Start: Edmonton Green
• Proceed along Fore Street
• Continue onto the High Road, passing Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
• Turn onto Lansdowne Road
• Proceed via Willoughby Lane
• Conclude on Northumberland Park, near the stadium's service yard

The entire parade is expected to last approximately 60 to 90 minutes.

Trophy Presentation:

Following the parade, at around 5:00 PM, players and coaching staff will present the Europa League trophy to fans from a staging area outside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, specifically on Paxton Terrace.

Additional Information:

• Fans are encouraged to arrive early to secure good viewing spots along the route.
• Public transport is recommended due to anticipated road closures and limited parking availability.
• Stay updated on any changes or announcements by following official Tottenham Hotspur channels and local news outlets.

This parade marks Tottenham's first major trophy celebration in 17 years, offering fans a momentous occasion to unite and celebrate the club's achievement.

Expect tight restrictions around the stadium

If you're planning to drive in, the parade will centre around Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which falls within a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ). On event days like this, parking enforcement is strict. Most on-street parking will be off-limits to non-residents, and even Blue Badge spaces will be in short supply. Major road closures will be in effect throughout the day, making vehicle access tricky, if not impossible.

Where to find affordable parking near the stadium

For drivers, plan ahead and pre-book a space. These are your best options:

• Pre-book parking near the stadium – Lists private driveways and car parks within walking distance of the stadium. Prices start around £3.80/hour or £15/day. Pre-booking is essential.
• Northumberland Park – A popular option for matchdays and events, less than 10 minutes away on foot.
• William Street –Next to the stadium starting at £3/hour.

Top stations to park at and finish by train or tube

If you're coming from outside London or prefer to avoid driving into the stadium area, park-and-ride style travel is your best option. These stations offer nearby parking and easy connections to the parade route:

1. Walthamstow Central (Victoria Line)

• Why park here: Large car parks nearby, fast and frequent trains to Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters.
• Travel time: ~10 minutes to Seven Sisters by tube.
• Parking options: Selborne Road car park and local JustPark listings.

2. Cockfosters (Piccadilly Line)

• Why park here: Large station car park, easy access from the M25 and A1.
• Travel time: ~25 minutes to Finsbury Park, then change to the Victoria Line.
• Parking options: On-site car park with daily rates, or local driveways via JustPark.

3. Southgate (Piccadilly Line)

• Why park here: Good sized car park, quieter than Cockfosters with easy access.
• Travel time: ~20 minutes to Finsbury Park.
• Parking options: Station car park or nearby residential options.

4. Wood Green or Turnpike Lane (Piccadilly Line)

• Why park here: Closer in, and well-connected to Seven Sisters via short bus or tube.
• Travel time: ~10–15 minutes to Tottenham via public transport.
• Parking options: Nearby JustPark listings or local council car parks.

5. Stratford (Overground)

• Why park here: Ample multi-storey car parking, direct Overground to White Hart Lane.
• Travel time: ~25 minutes to the stadium.
• Parking options: Westfield Stratford City or Stratford International car park.

Public transport is an easy option as well

Driving into Tottenham tomorrow will be challenging, so if you can, leave the car behind. The area is well served by public transport:

• Overground: White Hart Lane station is the closest to the stadium and offers frequent service.
• Underground: Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters (Victoria Line) are both within walking or bus distance.
• Bus: Routes 149, 259, 279, and W3 will be operating but may be diverted during peak hours.

What to keep in mind on the day

Arrive early to avoid delays, check live travel updates before you set off, and allow plenty of time to get through crowds or diversions. If you’re driving, don’t chance it with on-street parking — book in advance and follow local signage and instructions.

This is a rare moment for Spurs fans and North London, and the atmosphere is sure to be electric. Plan ahead, park smart, and enjoy the celebration.