Short answer: Anfield has a capacity of 61,276 according to the Premier League, the third-largest in the league, and has been Liverpool’s home since 1892. For 2026/27, adult match tickets in the standard tiers cost £40.25 to £62.75, and junior tickets are £9.00.
Anfield, on Anfield Road in Liverpool, has a capacity of 61,276 according to the Premier League, the third-largest in the league. It is Liverpool’s home, and the club has played there since it was formed in 1892.
This guide covers 2026/27 ticket prices, All Red membership, how to buy, travel, tours and redevelopment, all from official sources. Liverpool prints its price tables as images, so we have read the ranges from them and link the pages.
What are the key facts about Anfield?
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 61,276 (Premier League, 26 September 2026; the same figure is in the club’s March 2026 Access Statement) |
| Address | Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4 0TH |
| Liverpool’s home since | 1892 |
| Club | Liverpool |
How much do tickets at Anfield cost in 2026/27?
Liverpool uses 12 price tiers by stand. The official tables are on the club’s match ticket prices page and season ticket prices page. Read from those tables, the 2026/27 Premier League prices are:
| Ticket | Adult | Over 65 | Young adult | Junior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Match ticket (standard tiers 1-10) | £40.25 to £62.75 | £30.25 to £47.00 | £20.00 to £31.50 | £9.00 |
| Season ticket | £734.50 to £931.00 | £550.75 to £698.25 | £367.25 to £465.50 | £165.00 |
Tier 1 (Main Stand) is the dearest and Tier 10 (Kop) the cheapest of the standard tiers. Tier 11 (Anfield Road) is £30.00 for every age group, and Tier 12 (Main Stand Upper) is £9.00 for every age group.
On 7 May 2026 the club confirmed a three per cent increase to general admission tickets for 2026/27, followed by a price freeze for 2027/28. Junior tickets stay at £9, and the upper age for young adult tickets rises from 21 to 24, according to the club’s 26 March 2026 announcement. A new Young Adult area in the lower Anfield Road is priced at £25.75 for All Red members aged 17 to 24.
How do you buy tickets for Anfield?
Liverpool’s membership is called All Red. On 28 October 2026 the club listed:
- All Red Full: £42.99 per season
- All Red Light: £18.99 per season (the club showed this as an offer, down from £26.99)
- All Red Junior: £20.99 per season
Full, Light and Junior all include access to ticket sales. Per the club’s home tickets page, All Red ticket sales typically take place in July and November, with additional member sales one to two weeks before each fixture. Members with 13 or more Premier League home credits are guaranteed a ticket for every game available in each All Red sale. Remaining tickets go to ballots, including two local ballots of 500 tickets each for addresses with an L postcode and a Young Adult ballot.
Official resale runs through the club’s Ticket Exchange. Buy only from the club’s official channels.
How do you get to Anfield?
- Rail: Sandhills and Kirkdale stations on Merseyrail’s Northern Line are each about a 30-minute walk from Anfield.
- Soccerbus: runs from Sandhills Station to Anfield from two hours before kick-off, and returns for 90 minutes after the match.
- Bus: the 917 runs from Commutation Row, near Lime Street Station, and returns from Walton Lane after the match. Express buses take around 15 minutes between Anfield and the city centre.
- Car: the ground is about two miles north of the city centre, around a 10-minute drive. Parking is at Stanley Park Car Park (corner of Utting Avenue and Priory Road, L4 0TQ), first come, first served. A residents’ parking scheme is enforced on matchdays. The club lists no park-and-ride beyond the Soccerbus.
Sources: the club’s Access Statement and its parking guidance.
How much does the Anfield stadium tour cost?
The LFC Stadium Tour and Museum costs £26.00 for adults, £21.00 for seniors and students, £17.00 for children under 16 and £77.00 for a family of four (2+2), per the club’s booking site as read on 28 October 2026. The Matchday Stadium Tour and Museum is £28.00 for adults. The club says additional charges apply if tours are not booked in advance.
Redevelopment and future plans
The Anfield Road stand expansion, which had planning permission in 2020, is complete, and the Premier League puts capacity at 61,276 “with recent redevelopments”. The club’s stadium expansion page has the project background. We found no official announcement of further expansion as of 28 October 2026.
A short history
Liverpool have played at Anfield since the club was formed in 1892. The club’s place among the biggest names in the English game is covered in our guide to the most followed Premier League clubs.
The Premier League ranks Anfield third by size in the competition. For comparison, see our list of the biggest Premier League stadiums.
How we built this
We used the Premier League stadium guide for capacity and history, and Liverpool’s own pages for prices, membership, ticket sales, travel, tours and redevelopment. The ticket price ranges were read from the club’s published tables. We did not use estimates or media reports. Figures were checked on 28 October 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Anfield’s capacity?
The Premier League and Liverpool’s Access Statement both give Anfield’s capacity as 61,276.
How much are tickets at Anfield in 2026/27?
Standard adult match tickets run from £40.25 (Kop) to £62.75 (Main Stand), per Liverpool’s published tables. Adult season tickets run from £734.50 to £931.00.
How do I buy tickets for Anfield?
Join All Red (Full £42.99 per season) and buy in the club’s member sales or ballots. Use only official channels, including the club’s Ticket Exchange for resale.
What is the nearest station to Anfield?
Sandhills and Kirkdale on Merseyrail’s Northern Line are each about a 30-minute walk. The Soccerbus runs from Sandhills on matchdays.
How much is the Anfield stadium tour?
The LFC Stadium Tour and Museum is £26.00 for adults, according to the club’s booking site on 28 October 2026.
Sources
- Premier League: All you need to know about the 20 Premier League stadiums
- Liverpool FC: Access Statement, March 2026
- Liverpool FC: Match ticket prices 2026/27
- Liverpool FC: Season ticket prices 2026/27
- Liverpool FC: ticket pricing approach, 26 March 2026
- Liverpool FC: ticket pricing update, 7 May 2026
- Liverpool FC: All Red membership
- Liverpool FC: Home tickets
- Liverpool FC: Where can I park when visiting Anfield
- Liverpool FC: Stadium tour booking and prices
- Liverpool FC: Stadium expansion
