Hill Dickinson Stadium (Everton)
Hill Dickinson Stadium
Everton's new home opened in 2025, a riverside stadium with a brick exterior built on the Bramley-Moore Dock. Stadium tours are available.
From the 2025–26 season, Everton moved from Goodison Park, which it had used for more than 130 years, to a new riverside stadium named Hill Dickinson Stadium. It seats about 53,000 and was built on the filled-in Bramley-Moore Dock. Its brick and steel façade echoes the style of the dock warehouses, and the south stand is a single-tier main stand. Stadium tours can be booked on non-matchday dates. Tickets on matchdays are slightly easier to get than at Anfield. The old Goodison Park stadium is on the north side of Stanley Park and is now the home ground of Everton Women. The new stadium is about a 25-minute walk along the river from Pier Head.
Opening hours
Tours by reservation; separate schedule on match days
Nearby sights
- Royal Liver Building (RLB360)
- Pier Head & Three Graces
- Mersey Ferries
- Museum of Liverpool
- The Cavern Club
- Mathew Street
- World Museum
- Merseyside Maritime Museum