Everton FC

About Everton FC

The Hill Dickinson Stadium is the biggest change in English football of recent years. After 133 years Everton left Goodison Park for a new ground on a former dock on the Mersey. The brick exterior echoes the warehouses of the old port, while inside the stands rise steeply; behind one goal there is a single tier for more than 12,000 people.

The setting makes the visit. You walk from the city centre along the water to the ground, with the Three Graces and the old docks in view. Where Goodison Park was hemmed in by terraced housing, this stadium stands on the river with space around it.

Everton have one of the most loyal followings in England, and they brought the atmosphere with them to the new ground. Tickets go first to season ticket holders and members, which makes a trip planned months ahead uncertain. We arrange official tickets and hospitality with a confirmed seat. Liverpool itself is compact and offers plenty for a weekend, with the Beatles history, the Albert Dock and two clubs in one city.

Hospitality at Everton FC

In the new ground hospitality was designed in from the start, with several lounges and club levels around the halfway line. The difference from a regular ticket is the seat and the service: you sit centrally, enter through a dedicated entrance and have access to a space with food and drink before and after the match. For a group or a business guest it is the comfortable way to take in a match on the Mersey.

• Hospitality from € 133 per person (indication)
• Regular tickets from € 137 per person (indication)

This is the lowest price per type in our current range. The two figures may come from different fixtures, as prices vary considerably by opponent.

Practical information for matchday

Arrive well before kick-off and travel by train or matchday bus, because parking around the dock is limited. Get off at Sandhills and walk the last fifteen minutes. Bring photo identification. It is windier by the river than in the city, so dress for it. If you want to make a day of it, the Albert Dock, the waterfront museums and the city centre are all within walking distance of each other.