Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan: stands, zones and best seats

The Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan has four stands and 52,769 seats. The South Stand is Everton’s loud home end, and the East and West Stands run along the touchlines. The North Stand holds away fans and the Family Area. For noise, pick the South Stand. For the view, pick the centre of a side stand.

Every game at the ground is on the Hill Dickinson Stadium tickets page, and the Everton tickets page shows how each one is being sold.

How does the Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan work?

The Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan works by stand, then level, then block, then seat. The stadium is the home of Everton, a Premier League club, and it opened in August 2025 at Bramley-Moore Dock, on the Liverpool waterfront north of the city centre. The address is Regent Road, Liverpool, L3 0BW.

A stand is one side of the ground. A level is one floor of the stadium, and a concourse is the walkway behind the seats, with food, drink and toilets. A block is a numbered section of seats. You can walk round all four sides of the stadium on its concourses.

Looking for the Goodison Park seating plan? Everton’s men’s team left Goodison Park for this stadium in August 2025, so old Goodison plans no longer help.

What are the stand names at Hill Dickinson Stadium?

The stand names at Hill Dickinson Stadium are simple: North, East, South and West. Everton calls the South Stand its blue wall. This table shows where each stand is and who sits there, with the adult price for a Category B game, one of the club’s three price bands.

How do the zones work on the Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan?

Zones are Everton’s price bands for season tickets, and the club’s season ticket map colours the ground by zone. A season ticket is one payment for your own seat at every home league game. Single games use area names instead, such as Upper South or North Stand.

• Zone 1: the centre of the East and West Stands.
• Zone 2: towards the ends of the East Stand.
• Zone 3: the whole South Stand, plus the ends of the East and West Stands.
• Zone 4: the North Stand.
• Zone 5: the East Stand corner next to the away fans.
• Family Area: priced on its own, in the north-west corner.

The Everton season ticket guide gives the price of each zone and explains the waiting list.

Is there a Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan with seat numbers?

Yes, the nearest thing is Virtual Venue, Everton’s 3D seating map. It lets you compare the 360-degree view from each of the stadium’s 52,769 seats, so use it before you buy. It is also the answer if you want a virtual seating plan or a view from a seat. Fans share photos from real seats on sites such as A View From My Seat too.

The club’s flat maps show areas and zones, not every row. Everton’s terms do name some upper blocks: East Upper 223, 226 and 227, and North Upper 229, 231, 233 and 235 to 238. Those blocks sit around the away section, which matters for cup games.

Where is the best place to sit at Hill Dickinson Stadium?

The best place to sit at Hill Dickinson Stadium is the South Stand for noise and the centre of the East or West Stand for the view. Here is how the main choices compare:

• Best for atmosphere: the lower South Stand. A rail seat is a seat with a safety rail in front, which lets fans stand, and people stand there all game. It is closed to under-14s.
• Best for a seat in the home end: the upper South Stand. You stay in the blue wall with a seat, above a Level 2 concourse with city skyline and river views.
• Best for the view: Zone 1, on or near the halfway line in the East or West Stand.
• Best for value: the North Stand, at £62 for an adult in Category B. A small number of North Initiative seats cost £18.78 in every category.
• Best for families: the Family Area in the north-west corner, close to the pitch.
• First visit? A side stand shows you the whole pitch and the blue wall. If you want the home end, try the upper South Stand first.

How much do seats at Hill Dickinson Stadium cost?

Seats at Hill Dickinson Stadium cost adult members from £55 in the Family Stand to £75 in the East and West Stands, according to Everton’s ticket prices page. A category is a price band for a game, and the club sets it match by match. Coventry City, for example, is Category B.

Other ages pay less. Seniors, aged 65 and over, pay the same as young adults aged 18 to 21. Under-18s pay one price in every category.

You also need a membership to buy. An adult pays £60 a season for Forever Blue+ or £35 for Forever Blue.

How do you get a seat at Hill Dickinson Stadium?

You get a seat at Hill Dickinson Stadium by buying an Everton membership, because Premier League home tickets are sold to members. There is no general sale, a sale open to everyone. A membership is a paid yearly plan. Do these steps in order:

1. Pick your area on Virtual Venue, and choose a second area too.
2. Join. Forever Blue+, at £60, lets you enter the ballot. Forever Blue, at £35, gets the second sale.
3. Enter the ballot, a free prize draw for the right to buy. It opens about four weeks before kick-off, from Monday at 10am to Tuesday at 4pm.
4. Check your result on Thursday.
5. Try the Friday sale. If tickets remain, they go on sale from 10am, first come, first served, to Forever Blue members and to Forever Blue+ members who did not get a ticket.
6. Look at Official Resale if the ballot sells the game out. This is the club’s own service for seats that season ticket holders cannot use, and it then opens to both paid memberships.

These stages mean the area you want is not always the area you get. The Everton membership guide compares the two plans in full.

Where do away fans sit at Hill Dickinson Stadium?

Away fans at Hill Dickinson Stadium sit in the north-east corner of the North Stand, at the opposite end of that stand from the Family Area. Their section has rail seats throughout, plus accessible seating, and its own concourse on Level 1.

• Which gate: use Gate E in the Regent Road wall, the closest to the supporter coaches and the turnstiles.
• Turnstiles: these entry gates are at block 24 and open two hours before kick-off. They are about a 10-minute walk from coach parking.
• Ticket office: it is next to turnstile 24 and opens three hours before kick-off. Your own club must arrange any duplicate ticket, and you need proof of ID to collect it.
• Coaches: they park free on Regent Road, north of the stadium.
• On the concourse: there is food, drink and alcohol, and a programme costs £4. The sale of alcohol can be suspended at any time.
• Flags: flags under 2m x 1m need a fire safety certificate. Drums and megaphones are not allowed.

For cup ties, the away section can grow. Season ticket holders in the blocks listed above can be moved if visiting fans need those seats.

Where should families and children sit at Hill Dickinson Stadium?

Families at Hill Dickinson Stadium should start with the Family Area, in the lower tier of the north-west corner. It sits close to the pitch, has its own facilities and has the lowest adult prices in each category: £63, £59 or £55.

• Under-14s: anyone under 14 must be with an adult over 18, or they will be refused entry.
• Avoid the lower South Stand: it is rail seating and closed to under-14s. The upper South Stand is open to children.
• Prices: under-18s pay £19 in the Family Stand, and under-11s pay £13, £11 or £9 by category.
• Food: you cannot bring food or water bottles past the Regent Road wall, unless you have a medical need. Kiosks sell water and can give you tap water.
• Tickets on one phone: if you hold several tickets, swipe left and right to scan each one.

What accessible seating does Hill Dickinson Stadium have?

Hill Dickinson Stadium has accessible seating in all four stands and on several levels, and lifts take fans to wheelchair platforms at different heights. Everton says it is the most accessible club stadium in the country. Start by emailing accessibility@evertonfc.com, before you buy, so the team can talk through seats and transport.

• Easy-access and amenity seats: these are on all four sides of the stadium.
• Quiet rooms: there are two, for anyone who feels overwhelmed. Ask an accessibility steward, who wears a yellow jacket.
• Changing Places toilets: there are three, with larger cubicles for ambulant disabled fans in the toilet blocks.
• Audio commentary: email the accessibility team with your name and seat. Bring your own headphones.
• Sensory packs: these include ear defenders and can be booked before each game.
• Food in your seat: wheelchair bays have an in-seat ordering service.
• Screens: stadium presenters are shown with British Sign Language.
• Wheelchair loan: free chairs on the Budweiser Plaza cover only the trip from the Regent Road wall to your entrance. You cannot book one, and it is not a pushing service.
• Assistance dogs: they are welcome. Tell the club when you buy, so it can find a suitable seat.

Where is hospitality on the Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan?

Hospitality at Hill Dickinson Stadium, a ticket with food and drink, is mostly in the West Stand, which holds many of the bars, restaurants and experiences. Options run from fine dining in Moore to the pubs and bars of Village Street.

Club View is different. It is a membership with prime elevated seats on the halfway line, on Level 3 of the East Stand, and its own bar. Everton sells premium experiences through Seat Unique, and ticket-and-hotel packages through Sportsbreaks.

How do you get into Hill Dickinson Stadium?

You get into Hill Dickinson Stadium in two stages: through a gate in the Regent Road wall, then through a turnstile. All home turnstiles are reached from the Budweiser Plaza. Signs on the Plaza and club stewards will point you the right way.

Your ticket is a digital pass, a ticket held on your phone. Open Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and hold the phone close to the reader on top of the turnstile. Take any bank card out of the back of your phone case first.

The light turns green for a valid adult ticket and amber for a concession or junior ticket. If it turns red, ask the steward.

• Bags: nothing larger than A4. A bag drop behind the Accreditation hub on the Plaza costs £20 per bag.
• Medical items: ask for an exemption at least 24 hours before kick-off.
• Paying: the stadium is cashless, and only cards are accepted.
• Help: the Fan Support Team wears blue jackets and pink bibs.

How do you get to Hill Dickinson Stadium, and can you park there?

The easiest way to get to Hill Dickinson Stadium is a Merseyrail train to Sandhills station, about a 15-minute walk away, or a matchday shuttle bus. You cannot park at the stadium, and roads close around it on matchdays. All kick-off times are UK time.

All four shuttles start three hours before kick-off and return from about ten minutes after the final whistle.

Travelling from outside Liverpool? Take a main-line train to Liverpool Lime Street, then the 919. Driving? Park in the city centre, at Bootle Strand or in Kirkby, or use Merseyrail park and ride. Do not park on nearby streets, because illegally parked cars are fined.

Disabled visitors should ask about accessible parking at Nelson Dock, L5 9SR, when they book. Visiting clubs get 8 free spaces there. Arrive at least two hours before kick-off, because roads close, and they can stay closed for up to 45 minutes after the game.

What mistakes should you avoid at Hill Dickinson Stadium?

The most common Hill Dickinson Stadium mistakes are booking the lower South Stand with young children, bringing food or a water bottle and driving to the ground.

• Taking under-14s to the lower South Stand. It is closed to them, so pick the upper tier or the Family Area.
• Bringing a water bottle. Metal, hard plastic and single-use bottles are all banned.
• Waiting for a general sale. There is none for Premier League home games.
• Buying Forever Blue for a big game. If the ballot sells the game out, there is no Friday sale.
• Leaving by Nelson Dock. That exit is only for people with parking there. Everyone else leaves through Gates A to E.
• Forgetting to charge your phone. Your ticket is on it.

What to do now (as of 31 October 2026)

The ballot for Everton v Liverpool opened at 10am on Monday 2 November, and Forever Blue+ members can enter until 4pm on Tuesday 3 November. After that, Forever Blue members get their turn at 10am on Friday 6 November, if tickets remain. To be in the next draw, for Fulham, buy Forever Blue+ before Monday 9 November.

The next home game is Coventry City on Friday 6 November at 8pm, and the Everton tickets page shows its status. These are the sales to watch:

The ground also hosts rugby internationals and is a host venue for Euro 2028. If the club has nothing left for your game, resale listings with live prices sit beside each fixture on the Hill Dickinson Stadium tickets page.