Hill Dickinson Stadium
Liverpool, United Kingdom · matchday guide
Hill Dickinson Stadium is Everton's spectacular new home on the Liverpool waterfront, a modern ground with the Mersey right alongside. Here is how to do a matchday at Everton's new stadium.
Getting there
The stadium sits at Bramley-Moore Dock on the northern Liverpool waterfront, north of the city centre. Sandhills station is the nearest rail stop, with matchday walking routes and shuttle links down to the dock, and plenty of fans walk up from the city along the waterfront. Parking around the new stadium is very limited, so public transport is the way in.
The away end
As a brand-new ground the matchday routines are still bedding in, but the away allocation is in one corner of the stadium. It is a steep, modern bowl designed to hold noise, built to carry the atmosphere over from Goodison. Check the club's latest travel guidance before you go.
Around the ground
The waterfront setting, with the historic dock walls kept as part of the design, makes this one of the most striking new grounds anywhere. The Liverpool waterfront, the museums and the city centre are all within reach. A genuinely special one to tick off, and a brand-new ground for the collectors.
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