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All You Need to Know about Watching Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton Football Club are one of the most storied and successful teams in English football history. The Toffees have won a number of trophies, including nine league titles and the FA Cup five times. While the club is currently enduring a 30-year barren run, a new era has begun at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

The Blues left Goodison Park, their home for 133 years, for the arena on the banks of the river Mersey in the summer of 2025 and will be hoping a fresh start sees a return to glory. If you are a keen Toffee or simply a football fan, this article will run you through everything you need to know about watching Everton in action at home.

How to Watch Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium?

Everton boast a hugely loyal and passionate fanbase and regularly sell out their home matches in the Premier League. However, that’s not to say it is impossible to attend a game if you are not a regular. You can find Everton tickets offering great views of the game by using safe and secure marketplaces online. By picking out the fixture you wish to attend ahead of time, you can plan and purchase a seat weeks before the game is set to take place. It’s wise to do your research so that you can look ahead and plot your matchday according to ticket availability.

League Cup and FA Cup matches also provide a sound option to watch the Blues as attendances can drop slightly depending on the level of opposition and kick-off time. However, when attempting to buy tickets, it’s important to stick to safe and regulated marketplaces as opposed to simply looking for tickets on social media sites like Facebook and X. On these sites, you could find yourself falling foul of a scammer who advertises the sale of tickets that don’t actually exist. Also be sure never to transfer funds to accounts you don’t know.

How to get to the Stadium

Hill Dickinson Stadium is situated directly on Liverpool’s waterfront and located around ten minutes from Liverpool City Centre on public transport. You can take a train from Moorfields to Sandhills Station which is around ten minutes from the ground. There are local buses, and the ‘Soccerbus’, that can take you to the stadium while it is also possible to grab a taxi which will drop you not far from the entrance to the ground.

For those keen to drive to the Blues match, it’s important to be aware of different rules and areas where you are not allowed to park. Some car parks will charge you to park near Hill Dickinson Stadium. If you wish to walk to Everton’s football arena, you can head towards the Docks and the straight road to the venue should take around 25 minutes to reach on foot.

The Capacity and Atmosphere

Hill Dickinson Stadium capacity is 52,888 making it the eighth biggest ground, in terms of how many fans can attend a game, in England. It is bigger than the homes of Newcastle, Sunderland and Aston Villa, welcoming more than 50,000 Blues every week to watch the Toffees in action. The vast majority of supporters in attendance on matchday are season ticket holders, with a sizeable amount of match-going followers also boasting club memberships.

The stadium is considered one of the coolest in Europe and one of the loudest in the Premier League, with the steep South Stand behind the goal generating huge noise and hitting new decibels with each Everton victory. There are also a number of hospitality lounges where fans can enjoy meals and entertainment before games and during half-time while there is a wide-ranging menu for supporters to enjoy different foods and drinks on the concourse.

Does the Stadium Host Non-Football Events?

The Stadium has already hosted a number of non-Everton events during its first year, with the club keen to generate revenue away from matchday in order to enhance the team’s spending power to improve the squad in order to compete at home and abroad in European competition. In March 2026, the international friendly between the Ivory Coast and Scotland took place at the ground while England Women defeated Ukraine Women 3-0 in a World Cup 2027 qualification match. There has also been rugby at Hill Dickinson Stadium with the Super League’s Magic Weekend taking place at Everton’s home. Australia also earned a 14-4 rugby league win over England. In rugby union England beat Fiji 73-8 in July 2026.

Wrapping Up

Overall, using a safe and secure marketplace online is a smart way to purchase Everton tickets at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The Toffees are one of the biggest clubs in England and while most games sell out, there are a number of possibilities to ensure you have a seat to the next big game, whether in the Premier League or a domestic cup.