Everton season ticket: prices by zone and how the waiting list works

An Everton season ticket costs an adult between £640 and £965 in 2026/27, depending on the zone, and every under-11 pays £199. There is no open sale. New seats go to the top of a waiting list, where your place depends on how many seasons you have held a Forever Blue membership, the club’s paid yearly plan.

Looking for one game this season? The Everton tickets page shows how each home match is selling.

What is an Everton season ticket?

An Everton season ticket is one payment for your own seat at all 19 Premier League home games in a season. Everton calls its holders Season Ticket Members. The Premier League is England’s top division.

Everton’s home is Hill Dickinson Stadium, on the Liverpool waterfront at Bramley-Moore Dock, north of the city centre. It has 52,769 seats, and the postcode is L3 0BW.

A seat only comes free when a holder does not renew. For most fans, the realistic way to watch Everton is a Forever Blue membership, which lets you try for tickets one game at a time.

How much is an Everton season ticket?

An Everton season ticket costs an adult from £640 in the Family Area to £965 in Zone 1 for 2026/27, according to the club’s price list. A zone is a price band for one part of the stadium, and your age sets the rest.

Everton measures ages on 1 September 2026, and a Kid is aged 10 or younger on that date. New buyers of any lower price must show a birth certificate or passport. The Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan guide shows where each zone sits.

Why is the lower South Stand different?

The lower South Stand is different because every seat there is a rail seat, a seat with a safety rail in front that lets fans stand. Everton says this area is not suitable for under-14s, so it sells no Kid, Junior or Senior season tickets there. Fans aged 14 to 21 pay a Youth price of £626, and adults pay the Zone 3 price of £835.

What extra costs should you expect with an Everton season ticket?

The main extra cost is a £69 fee if you pay by Direct Debit, a regular monthly payment from your bank account. Everton’s plans come from Premium Credit and are open to UK residents over 18. For an under-18, the agreement must be in a parent’s or guardian’s name. The fee does not apply if you pay in one go by card.

Season Ticket+ is an optional £50 upgrade. It adds 10% off food and drink at the stadium, 25% off stadium tours, first priority for major events there and a £10 birthday credit. It suits holders who eat at most games, and you can skip it if you just watch and leave.

How does the Everton season ticket waiting list work?

The Everton season ticket waiting list is a two-tier queue, and joining it is the only way to become a Season Ticket Member in future. Tier One comes first, and it is only for Forever Blue members.

Everton does not show your exact place. You see a band instead, which is a range of places. Bands rise in steps of 500 from 1 to 10,000, then get broader from 10,001.

Forever Blue at £35 counts the same as Forever Blue+ at £60. So if you only want a place on the list, the lower price does the job. Memberships from before 2018/19 do not count.

How long is the Everton season ticket waiting list?

Everton publishes no total and no waiting time for its season ticket waiting list. The club says the number of seats that reach the list depends on how many holders renew.

The one clue is the bands, which run past 10,000 places. So treat the list as a long-term plan, and expect to buy single games through your membership while you wait.

How do you get an Everton season ticket?

You get an Everton season ticket by holding a Forever Blue membership every season and joining the waiting list, because seats go to the top of Tier One. Follow these steps:

1. Find your supporter number. This is the ID on your Everton ticketing account. If you do not know it, call the Fan Centre on 0151 556 1878.
2. Buy a membership. Forever Blue is £35 for an adult, and Forever Blue+ is £60. The Everton membership guide explains the difference.
3. Join the waiting list. Fill in the form on the club’s waiting list page with your supporter number. Buying a membership does not do this for you.
4. Keep your membership every season. Each one you hold counts, and a missed season cannot be bought back.
5. Read your band email ahead of each season.
6. Wait for an offer. For 2026/27, fans at the top of Tier One could buy from Monday 22 June, with a 10-month Direct Debit plan open until 30 June.

Offered a seat but cannot take it? You keep your place on the list, as long as you stay a member. You cannot pass your place to someone else.

Can a child join the Everton waiting list?

Yes, with their own supporter number. A child under 13 cannot open an online account, so call the Fan Centre, Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm, or visit the stadium ticket office. Then add them to the list.

Can disabled fans join the Everton waiting list?

Yes, in the same way. You can state your access needs when you join. If you are offered a season ticket, the club’s Accessibility Team will contact you to discuss suitable seats.

When is the Everton season ticket renewal?

The Everton season ticket renewal for 2026/27 ran from 10am on Friday 10 April to 4pm on Wednesday 20 May 2026. As of 31 October 2026, the club has not published the 2027/28 dates. Renewal is only for current holders.

Everton season tickets do not renew by themselves, even if you pay by Direct Debit. The club moved to a shorter window in 2026. You can renew online, by phone on 0151 556 1878 or at the South Stand Ticket Office.

A seat move means swapping to a different seat for the new season. Renewing early gets you an earlier turn. Renewals up to 22 April got Priority Window 1. Those up to 6 May got Window 2, and those up to 20 May got Window 3.

What do you get with an Everton season ticket?

An Everton season ticket gives you the same seat at every home league game, priority for home cup tickets and a way to pass on games you miss. It comes as a Digital Season Ticket, a pass on your phone, through the Official Everton App.

• AutoCup Scheme: this free scheme keeps your own seat for home cup games and takes payment from your card by itself. Where it can, the club gives prices and payment dates at least 14 days ahead.
• Cup priority: if you skip AutoCup, you still get priority for home cup tickets.
• Under-21s games: free entry to selected home fixtures.
• Discounts: 20% off stadium tours, and 10% off selected Everton Soccer Schools for children aged 4 to 12.
• Forever Blue Rewards: points for things such as going to games and buying merchandise, which you can swap for rewards.

AutoCup has one catch. Some holders may be moved for cup games if their blocks go to visiting fans. Those blocks are East Upper 223, 226 and 227, and North Upper 229, 231, 233 and 235 to 238.

Can you transfer an Everton season ticket?

Yes, you can transfer an Everton season ticket seat for one game to any Forever Blue or Forever Blue+ member on the Friends and Family list in your account. Follow these steps:

1. Log in at eticketing.co.uk/evertonfc, the club’s ticket site, and click the customer icon.
2. Select Manage Tickets, then pick the match.
3. Tick your seat and click Forward to Friend.
4. Choose the person, confirm, and finish at the checkout.
5. Your friend gets an email with the steps to accept and download the ticket.

Changed your mind? If your friend has not accepted yet, open the Forward Pending tab and select Withdraw Tickets.

You can also list the seat on Everton’s official resale platform. It sells at face value, the normal price of that seat for that game. If it sells, a pro-rata credit, meaning that game’s share of your season ticket price, goes to your ticketing account. If it does not sell, you keep the ticket.

To change the name on a season ticket for good, email servicedesk@evertonfc.com.

Is an Everton season ticket worth it, and who should wait?

An Everton season ticket is worth waiting for if you expect to go to most home games. If you will only manage a few, a Forever Blue membership costs far less up front and still builds your place on the list.

• Best for: fans near Liverpool who want the same seat and no ballots.
• Not worth it if: you want two or three games a season.
• Bringing children? The Family Area, in the lower north-west corner, has the lowest adult price at £640 and is set up for young families. Under-14s must be with an adult over 18 anywhere in the ground.
• Disabled fans? Lifts reach wheelchair platforms at different heights, and there are easy-access seats on all four sides. The club’s pricing page has a separate price map for accessible seats.
• Living far away or abroad? You can only pass a game to a member on your list, or resell it, and Direct Debit is for UK residents only. A membership may suit you better.
• Want premium seats? Club View, on Level 3 of the East Stand, is a separate membership with its own bar. Premium seats are not in the price table above, and the club sells premium experiences through Seat Unique.

What mistakes should you avoid with an Everton season ticket?

The costliest Everton season ticket mistakes are thinking a membership adds you to the list, and missing a season of membership.

• Not filling in the form. The club will not backdate your place to the day you first bought a membership.
• Signing up on someone else’s supporter number. Each person should join with their own number.
• Buying Forever Blue+ just for the list. Forever Blue puts you in the same tier.
• Expecting auto-renewal. Miss the deadline and your seat is released.
• Using a screenshot. Everton says a screenshot of a digital ticket will not get you in. The ticket must be in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
• Falling behind on payments. The club can cancel a season ticket if monthly payments stop.

What is matchday like at Hill Dickinson Stadium?

Matchday at Hill Dickinson Stadium starts at the Regent Road wall, the outer edge of the site. Every fan comes in through gates A to E and may be searched. For the 12.30pm game against Chelsea, the turnstiles, the entry gates, opened at 10.30am. All kick-off times are UK time.

• By train: Sandhills on Merseyrail, the local rail network, is the closest station, about a 15-minute walk. After the game, Bank Hall, James Street and Moorfields are other options, at 25 or 30 minutes on foot.
• By shuttle bus: the 919 runs from Commutation Row, close to Liverpool Lime Street station, and the 929 from Liverpool ONE bus station. Both run every 10 minutes.
• Travelling from elsewhere in the UK? Take a main-line train to Liverpool Lime Street, then the 919.
• Driving? Use a city centre car park and ride the 919 or 929, or leave the car at a Merseyrail station with free parking.
• Bags and food: nothing bigger than A4. You cannot bring in food, drink or water bottles.
• Paying: the stadium is cashless, so carry a card or phone.

Every date at the ground is on the Hill Dickinson Stadium tickets page.

What to do now (as of 31 October 2026)

As of 31 October 2026, Everton has published no date for new season tickets or for 2027/28 renewals. Do this first: buy a Forever Blue membership, join the waiting list, then use the sales below for single games.

If the ballot sells a game out, the club declares a sell-out and opens its resale platform to members. If no club route is left for you, the Everton tickets page also shows resale listings with live prices.