Welcome to the home Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium

On Saturday 14 October this year I took the trip up to Tottenham to see the construction of the new stadium to be completed August next year.
I brought my camera to illustrate the activities. Which I want to share with my Steemit friends.
You can see from tall distances tall large construction cranes. The area around the building site gave the impression of a demolished house and buildings. Even though it was Saturday, there was full construction activity in the area in the outside stadium.

The new stadium costs just over 7.5 billion, and there is no lack of luxury facilities.

It is said that VIP spectators will have a unique insight into what happens in the game tunnel both before and after the match. Tickets will be sold to 104 seats behind the two substitutes, and these will gain access to an area referred to as the "tunnel club".

The area is a restaurant with a glass wall that separates spectators and players as they arrive and leave the grassmat through the tunnel.

Luxury seats
Because there is a reason that it is referred to as VIP places. The price is £ 9500 per piece, and they are sold two and two. In addition, you must have a lump sum of 30,000 pounds, a so-called membership fee.
It will be the closest you will experience how it feels to be playing.

The first row of the stadium will only be five meters away, and the designers have worked with acoustics experts to create a stadium that gives the most atmosphere along the way.

The plant will also house things like its own bakery, its own microbrewery and the world's longest stadium bar (87 meters long).

The construction of Tottenham's new stadium began in July last year. There will be room for around 61,000 spectators when the plant is ready.
The name of a new stage has not yet been clarified.

This is how the new stadium of Tottenham will look when it's finished August 2018.