- Capacity
- 52,769
- Opened
- 2025
- Location
- Liverpool, England
- Competition
- Premier League
What is Hill Dickinson Stadium?
Hill Dickinson Stadium is Everton's home at Bramley-Moore Dock on the Liverpool waterfront, with about 52,800 seats. It opened in 2025, replacing Goodison Park, and is about a 30-minute walk along the river from Liverpool city centre or 15 to 20 minutes from Sandhills station.
By Leo Nagano · Fact-checked
Quick facts
- Capacity
- 52,769
- Opened
- 2025
- Club
- Everton
- Address
- Liverpool Open map
Capacity per the 2026–27 season listing; opening year and coordinates from Wikidata; checked 2026-10-21.
Hill Dickinson Stadium
Photo: David Dixon, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Where should you sit at Hill Dickinson Stadium?
The stadium is a rectangular brick-and-steel bowl built on a filled-in dock, with stands close to the pitch. The South Stand is a single steep tier of about 13,000 home fans with rail seating, designed for noise. The other three sides have two tiers. Seats along the sides give the best view; the South Stand gives the best atmosphere.
Best seats for views
- West or East Stand lower tier near halfway
- Upper tier along either side
Best seats for atmosphere
- South Stand, centre blocks
Where do away fans sit?
Away fans sit in the lower north-east corner of the North Stand, entering through the away turnstiles at block 24. Allocations are about 2,500 to 3,000 depending on the fixture, and turnstiles open two hours before kick-off.
| South Stand | South | Single tier of about 13,000 with rail seating; the home end. |
| North Stand | North | Behind the north goal. Away fans in the north-east corner of the lower tier; family section on the west side. |
| West Stand | West | Side stand facing the Mersey, with hospitality and the dugouts. |
| East Stand | East | Side stand along Regent Road, two tiers. |
How do you get to Hill Dickinson Stadium?
There is no station at the dock. Sandhills on the Merseyrail Northern line is the nearest, 15 to 20 minutes' walk; match-day shuttle buses run from the city centre, and many fans walk the 30 minutes along the waterfront from the Pier Head.
Sandhills station (Merseyrail)
About 15 to 20 minutes' walk. Two stops from Moorfields in the city centre.
Walk from the Pier Head
About 30 minutes north along the waterfront.
Match-day shuttle buses
Run from the city centre before and after games; check the club website for stops.
- From the city centre
- About 30 minutes on foot, or 20 to 30 minutes by shuttle bus in match traffic.
- From the airport
- From Liverpool John Lennon Airport, take a taxi (about 30 to 40 minutes) or the bus into the city centre, then walk or take the shuttle. From Manchester Airport, take the train to Lime Street.
- Parking
- There is very limited parking at the dock and it is mostly pre-booked. The club encourages fans to use public transport.
Can you tour Hill Dickinson Stadium?
Public stadium tours were not yet running at the start of the 2026–27 season; Everton has signalled a launch in autumn 2026, with adult tickets expected around £26. Check the club website for dates.
How do you get tickets for Hill Dickinson Stadium?
Season ticket demand for the new stadium was high, and most remaining tickets sell to members first.
- Club membership gives priority access to match tickets.
- Season ticket holders can resell through the official ticket exchange.
- Some matches go on general sale after members' windows.
Buy from the club or its official resale exchange. Reselling football tickets without the club's permission is a criminal offence in England and Wales.
Where to stay and eat near Hill Dickinson Stadium
Where to stay
City centre and waterfront hotels around the Pier Head, Albert Dock and Princes Dock are 20 to 30 minutes' walk away.
See hotels near Hill Dickinson StadiumFood and drink
Food and drink options around the dock are still developing. Most fans eat and drink in the city centre or around Vauxhall before walking up.
Area: Liverpool waterfront and city centre
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Frequently asked questions about Hill Dickinson Stadium
When did Everton move to Hill Dickinson Stadium?
Everton moved to Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock for the start of the 2025–26 season, after 133 years at Goodison Park.
What is the capacity of Hill Dickinson Stadium?
Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton's home since 2025, has a capacity of about 52,800, one of the largest club grounds in England.
What is the nearest station to Hill Dickinson Stadium?
Sandhills on the Merseyrail Northern line, about 15 to 20 minutes' walk.
Is Hill Dickinson Stadium the same as Bramley-Moore Dock?
Yes. The stadium is built on Bramley-Moore Dock; Hill Dickinson Stadium is its sponsored name.
Where do away fans sit at Hill Dickinson Stadium?
In the lower north-east corner of the North Stand, with an allocation of about 2,500 to 3,000. The South Stand is the home end.
Sources
- Everton FC: Hill Dickinson Stadium
- Football Ground Guide: Hill Dickinson Stadium
- Fulham Supporters' Trust away guide: Everton
- Capacity, opening year and coordinates: Wikidata Q29347805
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