Hill Dickinson Stadium tickets

The ground is a two-tier bowl with four stands:

• South Stand: behind one goal, the home end the club calls “our blue wall”. About 14,000 Evertonians fill it on a steep rake, with rail seats for standing in the lower section and a seated upper section above a Level 2 concourse.
• North Stand: behind the opposite goal, on two tiers. The visitors' section takes its north-east corner, while the Family Area sits in the lower tier of the north-west corner, close to the pitch, with facilities for young families.
• East Stand: along the touchline next to the Budweiser Plaza, with the widest concourse in the ground and the Club View seats on Level 3, on the halfway line.
• West Stand: along the other touchline, reached from the Western Terrace, with halfway-line seats and most of the stadium's bars, restaurants and experiences.

On Hellotickets, “Shortside” listings are behind a goal, in the South Stand or the North Stand, and “Longside” listings run along the East or West Stand, with “Central” for seats near halfway. As both away fans and the Family Area are in the North Stand, check where a Shortside listing at that end actually is on the club's Virtual Venue seat map before you pay. “Ticket Plus” listings form a category of their own, so read what they include. The Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan takes the blocks one by one.

Visiting supporters have rail seating throughout their section and a dedicated concourse on Level 1. They enter through Gate E and the turnstiles at block 24, which open two hours before kick-off; the away ticket office, next to turnstile 24, opens three hours before.

Fans cannot park at the stadium, so plan on rail, a shuttle bus or the ferry:

• Merseyrail: Sandhills is the closest station, around a 15-minute walk, and the one Merseytravel advises after the game. Bank Hall and Moorfields are also within walking distance.
• Main-line trains: arrive at Liverpool Lime Street, then take the 919 shuttle from nearby Commutation Row.
• Matchday shuttles: four routes run from three hours before kick-off and start the return trips about ten minutes after the final whistle: the 919 from Commutation Row, the 929 from Liverpool ONE bus station, the 939 from Bootle Strand bus station and the 918 from Kirkby bus station.
• Driving: park in Liverpool city centre, at Bootle Strand or in Kirkby and switch to a shuttle, or use Merseyrail park and ride.
• Ferry: Mersey Ferries runs a matchday Cross River Shuttle for first-team fixtures; from the Pier Head, the stadium is a 30-minute walk.

Tickets are on your phone only, in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet: hold it to the reader on top of the turnstile. The stadium is cashless and takes cards only. Bags larger than A4 are refused, though the bag drop behind the Accreditation hub on the Budweiser Plaza takes them for £20 per bag. Under-14s must be with an adult over 18, or they are refused entry. On the way out, the gates in the Regent Road wall, lettered A to E, take you off the site.

Everton group the stadium's premium offer under Bars, Restaurants and Experiences, which include the Moore restaurant and Village Street, and most of the ground's bars, restaurants and experiences are in the West Stand. Club View is a membership with seats on Level 3 of the East Stand, on the halfway line.

For individual matches, premium seating is sold through Seat Unique. Beyond football, the stadium hosts rugby league and rugby union internationals and has been chosen as a Euro 2028 venue.