Short answer: Everton play at the Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock in Liverpool, which opened in 2025 and has a capacity of 52,769 (Premier League, 26 September 2026). Adult match tickets cost from £18.78 to £75, with home prices frozen for 2026/27. Sandhills on Merseyrail is the closest station, around a 15-minute walk.

Everton’s home is the Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock on Liverpool’s waterfront, with a capacity of 52,769, according to the Premier League’s guide to the 20 stadiums (26 September 2026). The stadium opened in 2025. Everton had played at Goodison Park for 133 years before the move.

This guide covers the stadium’s key facts, 2026/27 ticket prices, how to buy, how to get there, tours and what has happened to Goodison Park. Every figure comes from Everton, the Premier League or Everton’s own matchday pages, checked on 28 October 2026. Everton does not publish season ticket or membership prices on the pages we could read, and we say so below.

What are the key facts about Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium?

Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium key facts: capacity, address, opening and location; capacity from the Premier League, 26 September 2026
Item Detail
Capacity 52,769 (Premier League, 26 September 2026)
Address Hill Dickinson Stadium, Regent Road, Liverpool, L3 0BW (Everton away supporters guide)
Opened 2025; first top-flight match Everton v Brighton, Sunday 24 August 2025
Location Bramley-Moore Dock, on Liverpool’s waterfront
Club Everton
Previous home Goodison Park (since 1892)

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How much do Everton tickets cost in 2026/27?

Everton announced on 24 July 2026 that home Premier League match ticket prices are frozen for 2026/27, so supporters pay the same prices as last season. A new 18 to 21 tariff will be introduced and trialled.

Everton’s ticket prices page lists adult match tickets from £18.78 (the lowest adult price, in the North Stand “Initiative” area) to £75 (the highest, Category A in the East and West Stands). The page does not name a season; Everton has said its prices are frozen for 2026/27. It also lists Senior, Young Adult, Youth, Under 18 and Under 11 prices.

The club’s age bands for 2026/27 (ages on 1 September 2026) are: Kid 10 or under; Junior 11 to 17; Youth 14 to 21 (South Stand Lower only); Young Adult 18 to 21; Adult 22 to 64; Senior 65 or over.

Season tickets. We could not find a published 2026/27 season ticket price on Everton’s site. The season ticket page points to the pricing page, which lists match prices only. A £69 facility fee applies per transaction. The renewal window ran from 10am on Friday 10 April to 4pm on Wednesday 20 May 2026, and season tickets did not renew automatically.

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How to buy tickets

Home Premier League tickets go to Forever Blue+ and Forever Blue members. Membership prices are not stated on the pages we read, so see Everton’s Forever Blue membership page for current prices. Tier One of the season ticket waiting list requires Forever Blue or Forever Blue+ membership.

Everton’s weekly sales cycle, as set out in the 24 July 2026 article:

  • The ballot opens on Monday at 10am to Forever Blue+ members and closes on Tuesday at 4pm.
  • Results come on Thursday.
  • At 10am on Friday, remaining tickets go on sale to Forever Blue members on a first-come, first-served basis.

For sold-out fixtures the official resale platform opens to Forever Blue+ and Forever Blue members. Season ticket holders can transfer tickets to members through Ticket Transfer or list them on the club’s official resale platform. Everton advises that seats listed more than two weeks before a fixture were significantly more likely to sell. Tickets are sold through Everton’s official ticket site. Buy only through the club’s own channels.

How do you get to the Hill Dickinson Stadium?

Everton’s away supporters guide says Sandhills, on Merseyrail, is the closest station and is around a 15-minute walk from the stadium. Commercially operated shuttle buses run on matchdays from Liverpool city centre and Bootle. Timetables are on the Merseytravel website.

The club says not to drive directly to the stadium. Use car parks near the city centre or Bootle Strand, then take the train, a shuttle bus or walk. Do not park on the residential and industrial streets around the stadium, where fines apply. Eight free accessible parking spaces are at Nelson Dock, L5 9SR, booked through the visiting club. The club page lists no park-and-ride scheme.

What does the Hill Dickinson Stadium tour cost?

Tours began on Monday 15 September 2025. At launch, Everton’s 5 August 2025 announcement priced them at £26 for adults, £23 for concessions and students and £16 for juniors. Under-4s and personal assistants were free. The tour lasts about 90 minutes. Those are the August 2025 launch prices, and we did not find a current price, so check the booking page at hilldickinsonstadium.com/tours.

What has happened to Goodison Park

Goodison Park was Everton’s home from 1892 until the move. Everton’s announcement of 13 June 2025 said Goodison would become Everton Women’s new permanent home, and that Everton Football College would relocate there from September. The club described it as the first football stadium to be home to both a top-tier women’s team and a multi-academy education trust.

Earlier club articles on the Goodison Legacy plans outlined housing, a health centre, retail, a youth enterprise zone and green space around the site. We did not find a current status or timetable for those plans, and we have not seen any demolition date.

Redevelopment and future plans

We found no announced expansion of the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

A short history

Everton, known as the Toffees, are one of the most popular Premier League football clubs. The club played at Goodison Park for 133 years, from 1892. Its new stadium opened in 2025 at Bramley-Moore Dock on the Liverpool waterfront, and the Premier League marked it as the 62nd different stadium to host top-flight football. For the rest of the league, see our guide to the top 10 Premier League stadiums.

How we built this

We used the Premier League for capacity, the opening year and the first-match date, and Everton’s own pages for the address, prices, ticket sales, transport, tours and Goodison Park. We did not read Merseyrail or Merseytravel pages, so transport detail comes from Everton’s guide. We did not use resale sites, estimates or media reports, and we did not calculate any figures. Everything was checked on 28 October 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of Everton’s stadium?

52,769, according to the Premier League. The Hill Dickinson Stadium opened in 2025.

How much are Everton tickets in 2026/27?

Everton’s ticket prices page lists adult match tickets from £18.78 to £75. The club froze home match prices for 2026/27. It has not published season ticket prices on the pages we read.

How do I buy Everton tickets?

Home tickets go to Forever Blue+ and Forever Blue members, through a weekly ballot and sale. Use the club’s website and official resale platform only.

What is the nearest station to the Hill Dickinson Stadium?

Sandhills on Merseyrail, around a 15-minute walk, according to Everton’s guide.

What is happening to Goodison Park?

Everton announced in June 2025 that Goodison Park would become Everton Women’s permanent home, with Everton Football College relocating there from September.

Can you tour the Hill Dickinson Stadium?

Yes. Tours launched on 15 September 2025 at £26 for adults, according to the club’s launch article. That is the August 2025 price.

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