Players and coaches 'take it to the edge' at The Dare Skywalk

Our first team players and coaches have taken on The Dare Skywalk - the latest visitor attraction to arrive at our world-class stadium.

The adrenaline-pumped, 90-minute experience challenges adventure-seekers to ‘take it to the edge’ by scaling the height of one of the newest landmarks in London.

Stepping out onto a glass walkway 46.8 metres above the football pitch, players and coaches embarked on a journey to the stadium’s iconic golden cockerel, experiencing breath-taking views of the capital.

Tickets are now on sale ahead of The Dare Skywalk opening its doors to the public this Monday (31 August).

The Dare Skywalk is the latest in a wide range of visitor attractions at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The Tottenham Experience - home to The Dare Skywalk Basecamp - already houses Europe’s largest football club retail store and is the starting point for Stadium Tours. The Club Museum and Archive will also be based here in the future.

The attraction forms part of the Club’s wider aims to create a sport and leisure destination in Tottenham, with its stadium home to a range of major events - including concerts, NFL, rugby and boxing - alongside Tottenham Hotspur football matches.

Daniel Levy, Chairman, Tottenham Hotspur, said: “The Dare Skywalk has been highly anticipated ever since we announced our wider plans for the new stadium five years ago - we are delighted that this will now become a reality.

“We have always said that this is so much more than a football stadium - we are creating a destination and driving the regeneration of one of London’s most deprived areas, truly putting Tottenham on the map.

“This represents a whole new level of visitor attraction in London and we look forward to seeing many people take on this unique challenge over the coming years.”

The Dare Skywalk has been awarded the ‘Good to Go’ standard by Visit Britain, recognising businesses across the tourism sector that can demonstrate that they are adhering to the respective Government and public health guidance around COVID-19, have carried out a risk assessment and have the required safety processes in place.

For further information on The Dare Skywalk, please see our FAQs on Ask Spurs.