Is the Anfield Stadium Tour Worth It? What the LFC Museum Ticket Covers
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Yes, for most Liverpool FC fans and curious visitors the official Museum and Stadium Tour is worth it: from €31.08, about 1.5 hours, rated 4.8 from 11,709 reviews. It is the club’s own tour, so the dressing room, tunnel and museum come from the people who run them. It is a poor fit if you only want to see the outside of the ground, if you hate being told what not to bring, or if you are in town the day before a home match.
What the ticket covers
The booking page lists a stadium tour, entry to the LFC Museum, a live English-speaking guide and an audio guide in 13 languages, including Spanish, French, German and Italian. The route starts in the Main Stand with views of the pitch and the skyline, then takes in the press conference room, the home dressing room, the managerial dugout, the player’s tunnel and the This Is Anfield sign. The museum retells more than 135 years of club history and shows all six European trophies.
The pitch itself is off limits: the notes on the page say there is no access to the pitch. Plan on seeing it from the stand, not walking on it.
When it goes wrong
- Matchdays. The booking page says the dressing rooms cannot be visited the day before a home match. Check the fixture list before you pick a date.
- Bags. Luggage and large bags are not allowed and all bags are searched. Leave the suitcase at your hotel.
- Food and drink are not allowed on the tour, and neither are pets (assistance dogs excepted) or unaccompanied minors.
- Changes. The club reserves the right to change the tour without notice.
The listing marks the tour as wheelchair accessible. If anyone in your group needs step-free access to a specific area, ask the operator through the booking page before you pay.
Getting there and what else to plan
The ground is at Anfield, Liverpool L4 0TH. The booking page mentions parking at Stanley Park Car Park, where charges may apply, and says the LFC Retail Store opens 9am to 5pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 4pm on Sundays. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the start.
Starting times are shown when you check availability on the booking page.
Who should pick something else
If your Liverpool days are about music more than football, spend the time on the Beatles instead: Beatles Story or Beatles Museum compares the two main museums. If you want the whole city in one go, the hop-on hop-off options are the easier choice. All football offers are on the Anfield and LFC tours page.
Our recommendation
Book the official Museum and Stadium Tour on a day with no home match the evening before, and travel light. No Liverpool tour on this site has more reviews, and the combination of dressing room, tunnel and museum is what the ticket is for.
