Everton FC Ground & Tickets
Ground: Hill Dickinson Stadium
Capacity: 52,769
Location: Bramley-Moore Dock, Vauxhallm Liverpool
Country: United Kingdom
The Ground
Everton Stadium / Hill Dickinson Stadium is located on the banks of the River Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, and is one of the most impressive modern football arenas in Europe. Opened in 2025, it marks the start of a new era for Everton Football Club, who left behind their historic Goodison Park after more than a century. The new ground reflects both ambition and heritage, combining cutting-edge design with a nod to the city’s industrial and maritime past.
With a projected capacity of around 52,769, the stadium has been designed to deliver a world-class matchday experience while preserving the raw passion and intimacy that Evertonians cherish. Steep, single-tier stands will help generate a fierce atmosphere, with the South Stand, in particular, built to echo the traditions of English football’s most vocal ends. Every seat is planned with sightlines in mind, ensuring supporters feel close to the action, while modern concourses and facilities provide comfort without diluting authenticity.
The architecture blends modern elegance with historical character. Its brickwork and dockside location acknowledge Liverpool’s maritime heritage, while sweeping rooflines and open spaces reflect a bold vision for the future. The stadium’s design also emphasises sustainability, with features aimed at reducing environmental impact and ensuring long-term community benefit.
Beyond football, Everton Stadium is being developed as a multi-purpose venue and cultural hub for the city. It will host concerts, events, and conferences, while its location within the historic docklands forms part of the wider regeneration of Liverpool’s north waterfront. For visitors, it will not only be a place to watch football but also a landmark symbolising Everton’s role at the heart of the city’s identity and future growth.
Official Tickets
Apply for Membership: Forever Blue+ or Forever Blue. Blue. Everton has introduced a new membership structure that plays a key role in ticket access: Forever Blue+ Membership (£60 for adults, £40 for children): Provides access to the first priority window in ticket sales—crucial given high demand. Forever Blue Membership (£35 adults, £20 children): Grants access to the second-quarter priority window, along with points and benefits. Forever Blue Digital (Free): Offers rewards points and digital content but does not include priority ticket access.
Ticket Allocation via Ballots. Everton now operates a ballot system, not first-come-first-served, to ensure fairness: Forever Blue+ members enter a ballot for each home fixture. Entries open four weeks before a match, at 10 am Monday, and winners are allocated tickets.
Online Purchase via Club Portal.Once allocated, tickets can be purchased through Everton’s official ticketing platform: Visit the “Tickets” section on the official Everton FC website. You can explore ticket availability, match-by-match offers.
Additional Official Ticket Avenues. 1BoxOffice – A trusted external platform offering secure Everton home tickets, including for high-demand fixtures. Seat Unique – Offers premium hospitality experiences at Hill Dickinson Stadium, including luxury “cinema-style” loge seating, personal screens, behind-the-scenes tours, and player meet-and-greets.
Fanshops
How to get to the Stadium
Via Train
Liverpool Lime Street Station: This is Liverpool’s mainline station, with direct services from London (2hrs, 15mins) Manchester (45 mins), Birmingham (1 hr 40 mins), Leeds (1hr 30 mins), and other major cities. From Liverpool Lime Street, walk 5 minutes to Liverpool Central station. Take the Northern Line (Southport or Ormskirk-bound) to Sandhills Station (about 10 minutes). From Sandhills, it’s a 20-minute walk to the stadium along Regent Road (waterfront route). Or on matchdays, there may be shuttle buses running directly to Hill Dickinson Stadium. From City Centre. If you prefer to walk from Lime Street: It’s about 2 miles (3.2 km) to the stadium. A 35–40 minute walk, mostly along Dale Street → Great Howard Street → Regent Road towards Bramley-Moore Dock.
By Car
Via the M6. Parking: Official Stadium Parking: Limited spaces, priority likely given to disabled supporters, players, staff, and hospitality. Pre-booking will be essential. Resident Parking Zones: Nearby streets are likely to be controlled permit-only. Alternative Parking Options: Liverpool City Centre car parks (multi-storeys around Dale Street, Moorfields, or Liverpool ONE). From there, walk (25–30 mins) or take public transport to Sandhills / stadium.
Airports
Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL)
Distance: 10 miles (16 km) from Anfield. Driving time: 25–30 minutes (longer on matchdays). Public transport: Bus from the airport to Liverpool South Parkway station. Merseyrail train from South Parkway to Sandhills station (Northern Line). From Sandhills: walk (20 mins) or take the matchday shuttle bus to the stadium.
Manchester Airport (MAN)
Distance: 35 miles (56 km), about 45–60 minutes by car. Frequent direct trains to Liverpool Lime Street (1 hour), then short bus/taxi to Hill Dinckinson Stadium.
Around the Stadium
Before and After the Match
The Atlantic (Regent Road) – Just a short walk from the stadium, this historic dockside pub is one of the closest pre-match options. With traditional interiors and plenty of space, it’s expected to become a key gathering point for Evertonians heading into Bramley-Moore.
The Bramley Moore (Regent Road) – Located directly by the dock from which the stadium takes its name, this pub is steeped in local heritage. A proper old-school boozer, it offers cheap pints and a friendly, football-first atmosphere.
The Sandon Dock (Regent Road / Dock Road) – Once a working dockside pub, this spot near the waterfront is being rejuvenated alongside the stadium development. Expect a mix of live sport, pre-match pints, and plenty of matchday buzz.
The Excelsior (Dale Street, City Centre) – Around a 20-minute walk from Bramley-Moore Dock. This popular city-centre pub is well known among Blues fans and offers a lively atmosphere, food, and screens.
The Ship & Mitre (Dale Street) – Just over a mile from the stadium, this classic Liverpool alehouse has a huge beer selection and a strong following among football fans. Great for groups before walking or grabbing a taxi to the ground.
The Lion Tavern (Moorfields) – Near Moorfields Station, making it convenient for those coming in on Merseyrail before heading down to the dock. Traditional, cosy, and Everton-friendly.
The Pig & Whistle (Regent Road). A small but characterful pub right by the docks, offering no-nonsense drinks and a friendly crowd. Likely to be a popular stop for fans walking along Regent Road towards the stadium.
Doctor Duncan’s (St John’s Lane) – Closer to Lime Street station but still only a 25-minute walk or short taxi from Bramley-Moore. A landmark Liverpool pub, good for fans meeting up in the city centre before heading down en masse.
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