Tottenham Hotspur Tickets

Great Seats for the game. Closest I've ever been to the field. Well worth it.

It may have been hot, okay very very hot, but the game was amazing. How often do you get the chance to see top flight soccer teams in the US? I wish that the final score had been different. I wish that both the Spurs and Liverpool had both scored several goals. I do mind a tie but I hate to see a 0-0 tie in a friendly fixture. However, that aside I really enjoyed everything, from the game to the atmosphere of the stadium, to the fan interaction. It was amazing. I have always said that you don’t go to most games for the game. You can see the game better and more comfortable (especially when you consider how hot it was on Saturday), you go to the game for the atmosphere and this game was not different. It was certainly nice to see a game with 42,000 of my closest friends.

Amazing seats for our two favorite English Premier League Teams - could not have asked for a better match up. Our seats were close to the field, we could easily see all of the players and the few times other spectators stood and blocked our view, we could watch the action on either of the two big screens. These seats also close to concessions, rest rooms, and souvenir shops. Best seats in the arena! Our tickets and parking ticket were timely delivered to our home and we had many follow-up e-mails from the venue regarding directions, parking, and opening times. The only complaint would be that our parking passes were for the lot that was the greatest distance from the stadium. We ordered our tickets the day they went on sale and while we had great stadium seats, we believed we would receive great parking passes, as well. However, this in no way detracted from the day's excitement. We hope that European teams will continue to play in East Coast venues every year.

Game was a bit uninspiring as it was very hot but not bad for a goal-less draw, considering the lack of a full A team for each side. The worst part of the experience had nothing to do with the game. The parking - both getting into the area, parking and departing - was horrible, terrible, simply ridiculous. Took over an hour to park and over an hour to get on 95 South. The worst parking experience I've ever had. And we did try to buy a parking permit as the web site suggested, but no one ever picked up the phone. Never been to the stadium, not enough police to direct traffic, no one to assist with parking, parking attendants knew nothing about which spots to take. They said Ravens had reserved spots. Not sure what for? Based on parking experience, would never go back to that stadium again. It was a mess with 40K supportrs, can't imagine with packed stadium for Ravens game.

Game would have been much more enjoyable if it had been played in the evening. Crowd would have been much more energized and sizeable if it was not played in end of July mid-day heat. Players did very little before game warm-up as it was too hot so fans did not get to see many/much of their favorites. Tickets were overpriced as some stars were in the Olympics and others played very little. I paid prime time price for a less than prime time game. Charging $4.50 for a bottle of water that I can buy an entire case for the same price was simply GOUGING people who were dehydrating because of the heat.

Good day out, decent 40,000+ crowd, great stadium plus facilities. A little hot for players on the pitch (100F)

What an anti climax! Disappointing to say the least - we travelled miles to watch this game - granted it was hot but this was nothing more than a kick around - like watching a practice not a game - neither team wanted to win - great venue but I wouldn't bother next time.

Arrived at the venue as the gates opened, HOT as hell, but 43,000 soccer fans had a great time. Liverpool fans out numbered the Tottenham fams about 20-1 but both sides enjoyed a spirited match fought to a 0-0 draw.

The game was great to go to and watch!!! Amazing opportunity to see overseas teams live in the US! Dream come true.

Got my tickets online the first hour they went on sale got the seats I wanted. Before I checked out I was asked if I would like to Purchanse parking for $20. I purchased the parking thinking it would be in the stadium parking lot or at least close. Come to find out I was 6 blocks away in a parking lot that was full of Glass and Nails. I woke up sunday morning with 2 flat tires all because I trusted the parking that was reccomended to me. I could have just waited until the day of the game and parked next to the stadium for $15. So I am sure you can immagine I am not very happy paying $20 for the worst parking ever and then I wake up Sunday morning and have to spent $160 for two new tires.

they ran out of water, parking was horrible, too hot

Truly and exhibition with not an ounce of effort. The very few name players that were even there subbed in well into the second half and were not involved at all. Asking people to pay this type of money for this game was rediculous. If we are paying for the junior teams players on tryout with an occasional big-time player - don't mislead the public!

The game was scheduled for 1pm in the blazing heat of Baltimore (101 F), it needless to say that as a result not only we suffered, but the performance of the game was mediocre at best It is too bad, because people spent a ot of money to see a friendly game and not only paid big bucks for the tickets, but also traveled from far away

Great seats for a unique event in the US. Very satisfied with pricew and availability for such an event.

My husband and I booked our VIP Hospitality tickets tickets by way of Unforgettable Destinations LLC. We received our special hospitality tent passes about 45 days out from the event and tickets were sent to us instantly by Ticketmaster. When we arrived to the stadium, the parking was difficult to mannage only because we didnt purchase a parking pass prior. I would recommend this for next time. Hospitality tents were great! They were not crowded and everyone had plenty of room for seating. We were unaware that both teams would possibly be in the same tent but we had a great time with fans of the Spurs. Food included roast beef sandwiches, beans, hotdogs, potato salad, hummus, chips, brownies and cookies. You also had unlimited supply of soda, water, and beer. The tent allowed us to be out of the hot sun while we waited for the gates to open. We found our seats an hour before kick off. The game was great! We were actually in the seats behind the opposing team. The only problem is that those selling water would NOT come down the ailes to sell to us in the stadium. I had to wait until halftime and then they ran out of cold water. We ended up buying cups and filling them with ice and water which was more expensive. We couldnt be happier with how smooth the transaction process went for us. I would definitely come back to this arena if Liverpool came back for another tour. Very memorable and definitely unforgettable! YNWA!!

I didn't realize back in April when I bought these tickets that the game fell during the start of the Olympics. Both teams were missing the majority of their starters and the stars that did show up barely played. $90 to see an exhibition game with No star players as a joke and an insult to say the least. Did I mention the $25 parking and the 100 degree temperature? As a huge fan of the English Premier League, this was a great let down. Never again!!!

Extremly bad organization after a game ... I needed 1 hour to be on a road to DC and ther was no police on streets to make traffic go smoothly .... Sorry Baltimor !

Let's play a pre-season friendly in Baltimore in July and kick-off at 1pm? That is a bad enough idea, it was 100F and no wonder the players had little interest putting in a decent effort. Add to that a shocking apology for a grass pitch, a ball rolls across my back lawn better than that. Really poor. 0-0 was no surprise. Numerous substitutions is to be expected, but still the ref blows right on 90 minutes, so let's not even give the fans the full game time. At the final whistle, the Spurs players walked straight off, and the Liverpool players at least made a half hearted attempt at a lap of thanks. When you think for the majority of these fans this is a rare opportunity to see their idols they could have at least gone to the edge of the stands and signed a few autographs.

Seeing Liverpool play was a dream of mine. The ticket was expensive, but worth every penny. My only real complaint was that I wish I'd been allowed to bring my own water into the stadium, as prices were exorbitant. I understand a football stadium having a 'no outside beverages' policy, but it was 96 degrees with a heat index over 100. At that point, it's a safety thing. Either allow people to bring in unopened water bottles, or give out free cups of ice water. I've been in venues that have chosen each of these options. Charging $4.50 for a water bottle on a 100 degree day is unreasonable.

This was an awesome game. Neither team scored but, it was wonderful to watch two premier league teams from England play in America! Would go again in a heartbeat!!