SCREENING OF THE UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM The Club will be holding a live screening of the UEFA Champions League Final at our new stadium on Saturday 1 June 2019. The stadium will be open from 6pm for kick off at 8pm and will be open to full capacity for the event. Please see table to the right for anticipated stadium closing times for various match ending scenarios. For further information on the Local Area Management Plan, please visit the Club’s dedicated webpage for local residents at www.tottenhamhotspur.com/local. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS? The local area immediately around the stadium is likely to be busy from approximately 5pm – 11pm. As with all Major Event Days, all Local Area Management Plan measures will be implemented, including: Controlled Parking Zones; local road closures; stewarding and queue management at our key local stations (White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale). END OF THE MATCH SCENARIOS MATCH END (APPROX.) Match ends after 90 minutes 9.50pm Match ends after extra time 10.30pm Match ends after penalties 10.45pm Should Tottenham Hotspur win, please allow an extra 45mins to the above timings for the victory ceremony and lifting of the trophy to be shown on the screens. 2019 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL STADIUM SCREENING AND POTENTIAL VICTORY PARADE IMPORTANT INFORMATION – SATURDAY 1 JUNE AND SUNDAY 2 JUNE 2019 Following the Club’s progression to the UEFA Champions League Final in Madrid on Saturday 1 June 2019, we will be holding up to two additional events in Tottenham – the live screening of the Final at the stadium and a potential Victory Parade the next day. Both the screening at the stadium and the Victory Parade will be classed as Major Event Days.
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SCREENING OF THE UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUMThe Club will be holding a live screening of the UEFA Champions League Final at our new stadium on Saturday 1 June 2019.
The stadium will be open from 6pm for kick off at 8pm and will be open to full capacity for the event. Please see table to the right for anticipated stadium closing times for various match ending scenarios.
For further information on the Local Area Management Plan, please visit the Club’s dedicated webpage for local residents at www.tottenhamhotspur.com/local.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS?The local area immediately around the stadium is likely to be busy from approximately 5pm – 11pm.
As with all Major Event Days, all Local Area Management Plan measures will be implemented, including: Controlled Parking Zones; local road closures; stewarding and queue management at our key local stations (White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale).
END OF THE MATCH SCENARIOS
MATCH END (APPROX.)
Match ends after 90 minutes
9.50pm
Match ends after extra time
10.30pm
Match ends after penalties
10.45pm
Should Tottenham Hotspur win, please allow an extra 45mins to the above timings for the victory ceremony and lifting of the trophy to be shown on the screens.
2019 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL STADIUM SCREENING AND POTENTIAL VICTORY PARADEIMPORTANT INFORMATION – SATURDAY 1 JUNE AND SUNDAY 2 JUNE 2019
Following the Club’s progression to the UEFA Champions League Final in Madrid on Saturday 1 June 2019, we will be holding up to two additional events in Tottenham – the live screening of the Final at the stadium and a potential Victory Parade the next day. Both the screening at the stadium and the Victory Parade will be classed as Major Event Days.
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2019 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL VICTORY PARADE ROUTE
Parade routeRoad closed between 1pm - 4pm
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Road closedfrom 12pm - 8pm
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Road closed from 8am - 8pm
PLEASE NOTE
Local stations and roads will be subject to restrictions on the day
An extended Event Day Controlled Parking Zone in Haringey and Enfield will be in operation 1.5 miles around the stadium
There will be parking restrictions from 8am – 8pm on all highlighted roads.
VIEWING ADVICE FOR LOCAL RESIDENTSWe advise local residents to view the celebrations from a point along the parade route – either on Northumberland Park or Lansdowne Road. As soon as the open-top buses have passed, we strongly recommend that you return home as the High Road will be exceptionally busy and congestion – by car and on foot – is expected in the local area.
THE ROUTE The team will take part in an open-top bus parade, with two buses leaving the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium via Northumberland Park, following the route identified on the map above, finishing along the High Road, at the junction of Church Road and Park Lane.
The Victory Parade will start at approximately 2.30pm. To make the parade route as safe and as accessible as possible, we strongly advise fans and local residents who wish to view the parade to spread yourselves throughout the route and to get in position early.
A temporary stage will be erected on the High Road outside the stadium’s West Stand to receive the players and coaching staff for a presentation of the trophy.
The High Road between White Hart Lane and Lansdowne Road will be closed to all through traffic for the entirety of the main celebration event (1pm - 8pm), to allow for fans to gather in front of the West Stand on the High Road.
The entire parade route will be partly barriered and stewarded with pedestrian crossing points in operation to allow movement of people around the route.
The route could get very busy. Post-event crowd management plans may have to be implemented to manage dispersal.
If the Club is successful and wins the UEFA Champions League Final, then we will hold a Victory Parade in the local area on Sunday 2 June 2019.
ROAD CLOSURESDifferent roads will be closed at different times. Please see the map for further details. Where possible, roads will be reopened sooner than publicised – however, this will be based on crowd management operations on the day.
TIMINGSWhile the parade is only expected to last an hour, the preparation and clearing up will take significantly longer. The first road closures and restrictions will be implemented from 8am to allow the barriers to be deployed and the presentation stage to be built on the High Road.
It is expected that crowds would start to gather very early with the parade to begin at 2.30pm.
Following the parade, street cleaning and barrier removal teams will start as soon as crowd conditions allow. Once the barriers have been removed, a phased reopening of the roads will be considered by the event organisers, the local authorities and the Police assuming it is safe to do so.
EMERGENCY SERVICESSignificant planning has taken place with emergency services and the local authorities to ensure emergency vehicles and staff will not be prohibited from carrying out their duties during the events.
CLEANING UPFollowing the parade, a full clean-up of the parade route and affected local streets will be carried out to return the area to normal as quickly as possible.
SAFETY AND SECURITYSignificant numbers of stewards and security personnel from the Club will be on hand throughout the parade route to assist you on the day and will work with our colleagues from the Metropolitan Police in ensuring you have a safe and enjoyable day.
Please do comply with any instructions that they provide which may include areas you cannot access, queuing arrangements and your compliance with any/all search and screening protocols.
PARKING RESTRICTIONSBoth the screening at the stadium and the Victory Parade are classed as Major Event Days. Due to the parade route you will be asked to move your on-street vehicle.
Please check map to the left for additional parking restrictions. If you leave your car parked in a suspended space, it will be relocated to a neighbouring street.
You will need to contact Trace (Towed Vehicle Tracing Services) on 0845 206 8602 or https://trace.london for information.
To prevent fans from parking in local roads, all normal match day parking restrictions will be enforced. Please make sure that you read on-street signage prior to parking on affected roads on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 June 2019.
https://act.campaign.gov.uk/
LB Haringeywww.haringey.gov.uk 020 8489 0000
LB Enfieldwww.enfield.gov.uk 020 8379 1000
Metropolitan Policewww.met.police.uk
British Transport Policewww.btp.police.uk0800 405 040
Transport for Londonwww.tfl.gov.uk
Greater Angliawww.greateranglia.co.uk
Homes for Haringey www.homesforharingey.org
If the Club is unsuccessful in the UEFA Champions League Final – then there will be no Victory Parade on Sunday 2 June 2019 – and all road closures and event day parking controls will be cancelled. The Club urges local residents to take note of national news channels or to check the Club website to keep up to date with the result of the match.
SIGN UP FOR LOCAL ALERTSFollowing the Final, we will send an SMS text message and an email to all local residents that have signed up to the Club’s Local Alerts service to inform them of the match result. Please visit www.tottenhamhotspur.com/local to sign up for alerts.
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