Hill Dickinson Stadium at a glance
Hill Dickinson Stadium stands at Bramley-Moore Dock on Liverpool's northern waterfront. It is the home ground of Everton's men's team and holds 52,769 seats, according to the club's stadium information.
The stadium came into use in 2025. Test events took place in the spring, and the first Premier League home match was scheduled for 24 August 2025 against Brighton. Stadium tours were announced to start on 15 September 2025.
This page is an independent guide. It is not run by Everton and does not sell match tickets.
The stadium tour
What you see, and how booking works.
What is on the route
The tour takes in the changing room, the players' tunnel, the pitchside, a media room and the view from the South Stand. It lasts 90 minutes.
Booking
Tours are booked online only, for dates shown in the booking calendar. Pick a date first, then check the start time. Do not turn up expecting to buy a place on the day.
Prices
The adult price announced in 2025 was £26. Concessions and students paid £23 and juniors £16. Children under 4 and personal assistants go free. The announcement gave no exact age limit for junior or concession tickets. These are the latest prices the club has published, so check the current price when you book.
Dates
Only dates shown in the calendar can be booked. Look at the calendar before you plan a trip around a tour.
Everton stadium tours and Liverpool football experiences
Guided visits to Hill Dickinson Stadium and other football experiences in Liverpool, with live prices and availability.
Getting to Hill Dickinson Stadium
Take the Merseyrail Northern Line to Sandhills. The club's guidance for test events gave a walk of about 15 minutes from the station to the stadium. That is a guide, not a promise, so allow longer if you walk slowly or with children.
On large event days an accessible shuttle bus runs from Sandhills Lane to Boundary Street, about 175 m (190 yd) from the stadium. It is an event-day service and not a daily tour shuttle.
Do not rely on parking in the streets nearby. Residents' parking zones around Liverpool's football grounds need a valid permit, so follow the signs. If you are choosing a hotel area with the stadium in mind, our where to stay guide compares the main areas.
- Train: Northern Line to Sandhills, then walk.
- Combine it with the river: Royal Albert Dock and the rest of the waterfront are covered on their own page.
- Disabled visitors: ask the club about the shuttle and accessible routes before you travel.
Goodison Park is still open for tours
The old ground is not demolished. It is now used by Everton Women, and tours continue.
| Hill Dickinson Stadium | Goodison Park | |
|---|---|---|
| Used by | Everton men's team | Everton Women |
| Tour length | 90 minutes | 70 to 85 minutes |
| Adult | £26 (2025) | £20, aged 22 and over |
| Concession | £23 (concessions and students) | £17, over 65 or under 22 |
| Child or junior | £16 (junior) | £13, under 16 |
| Free | Under 4, personal assistants | Under 4, personal assistants |
Goodison prices come from the club's tour FAQ. The age bands overlap as the club lists them, so confirm the right ticket when you book. Do not mix up the two price lists.
Goodison Park is a separate site from the new stadium, so a Goodison ticket does not get you into Hill Dickinson Stadium. If you want both grounds, book two separate tours and check each calendar.
Football in Liverpool: the other club
Liverpool has two big football clubs and each has its own ground and tour. For Liverpool FC's ground, read our guide to the Anfield stadium tour and how Liverpool FC match tickets are sold. We treat both clubs the same way: facts first, no side taken.
Hill Dickinson Stadium: frequently asked questions
How many people does Hill Dickinson Stadium hold?
The club's stadium information gives 52,769 seats.
Where is the stadium?
At Bramley-Moore Dock on Liverpool's northern waterfront. The nearest station is Sandhills on the Merseyrail Northern Line.
How long does the tour take?
The announced tour length is 90 minutes. It covers the changing room, tunnel, pitchside, a media room and the South Stand view.
How much does a tour cost?
The 2025 announcement gave £26 for adults, £23 for concessions and students and £16 for juniors, with children under 4 and personal assistants free. Check the booking page for the current price.
Can I buy a tour ticket on the day?
No. Booking is online only, for dates in the calendar.
Is Goodison Park still used?
Yes. It is the home of Everton Women and tours still run there. They are a separate ticket from the Hill Dickinson tour.