Everton Stadium Tour: What the Hill Dickinson Stadium Visit Offers (and Where Goodison Park Fits)
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If you want to see Everton’s ground, the Hill Dickinson Stadium guided tour is the tour to book: from €27.97, about 1.5 hours, rated 4.8 from 58 reviews. Note the name in the listing: this is the club’s new ground, not Goodison Park. Everton played their last Premier League game at Goodison in May 2025 and opened the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock in the 2025/26 season, according to the Premier League.
What the tour covers
The booking page describes a behind-the-scenes visit run by Everton Football Club, the activity provider. It starts with the Men’s First Team home dressing room, then follows the players’ tunnel out to the pitch, where you can sit in the manager’s dugout. You also sit in the manager’s seat in the Media Theatre, go up to the South Stand for views of the city skyline and the upper tier, and finish in one of the stadium’s premium spaces. The description mentions refreshments there and merchandise sold only on the day; whether any refreshment is part of the ticket is not spelled out, so read the booking page before you count on one.
Practical details from the booking page
- Group size: limited to 10 participants, with a live guide in English.
- Meeting point: Hill Dickinson Stadium, Regent Rd, Liverpool L3 0BW.
- Accessibility: Everton, as operator, describes the tour as fully accessible and open to all ages and abilities. If you need step-free access to a particular area, ask through the booking page before you pay.
- Photos: allowed except in restricted areas.
- Cancellation: free up to 24 hours before the start. The page flags the tour as likely to sell out, so book ahead rather than on the day.
- Starting times: shown when you check availability. Whether tours run on matchdays, you can see on the booking page when you pick your date.
Everton or Anfield?
Liverpool has two big stadium tours and they are different products. The official Anfield Museum and Stadium Tour costs €31.08 and also takes about 1.5 hours; it includes a museum ticket and is rated 4.8 from 11,709 reviews. The Everton tour is a small-group visit to a ground that has been open only since 2025, and it is the one listed here at €27.97. Pick by loyalty, not by price: you see the stadium of the club you support. Anyone who wants both can do them on separate days; our Anfield tour guide covers the rules for that one, including bags and matchdays.
Who should skip it
Skip it if you hope to see the old Goodison Park: we list no Goodison tour. According to the same Premier League report, Everton Women play their home matches there from the 2025/26 season, so the old ground is still in use; check the club’s own website for news about it. It is also a poor use of 1.5 hours if you are not interested in football at all; the guides are praised by reviewers on the page for being funny and knowledgeable, but the content is a stadium and its club.
Our recommendation
Everton fans and curious visitors should book the Hill Dickinson Stadium tour early, on a day without a home match if you can. For more football options see the Anfield and LFC tours page.
