Visiting Everton’s New Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock: A Guide

Without a doubt, Everton’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock is set to be one of the most exciting football stadiums in the UK. To help you prepare, this Everton Stadium guide will walk you through everything you need for a seamless matchday experience at our state-of-the-art stadium. From getting there to soaking up the atmosphere, here’s everything you need to know about visiting Everton Stadium.

A view of the brightly lit interior of Everton's new stadium at night, featuring a green pitch and blue stands, mostly empty before a match. In the foreground, a person in a black jacket takes a selfie with a smartphone, wearing a blue beanie with "EVERTON" written on it. Another person in a hooded jacket stands behind them, looking at the camera, with the stadium's goalpost and field visible in the background.
A crowded scene inside the concourse of Everton's new stadium with many people wearing winter clothing. A young fan in a black puffy jacket and a black beanie with "TOFFEES" and the Everton FC logo eats a snack, while another person in a blue jacket, holding a water bottle and wearing a blue and white Everton scarf, hands them a food container. Other fans in the background are bundled up, some wearing team merchandise, with digital screens on the wall behind them.
A view of the brightly lit interior of Everton's new stadium at night, featuring a green pitch and blue stands, mostly empty before a match. In the foreground, a person in a black jacket takes a selfie with a smartphone, wearing a blue beanie with "EVERTON" written on it and the years "1878". Another person in a hooded jacket stands behind them, looking at the camera, with the stadium's goalpost and field visible in the background.
A group of Everton fans posing for a photo outside Everton's new stadium, a modern structure with a glass and wood-paneled exterior. The stadium is lit up with blue lights, and a crowd of people in winter jackets gathers in the foreground. Two children and an adult stand together, smiling, with one child wearing a blue and red beanie. Another person in the foreground takes a photo with a smartphone, capturing the lively atmosphere before a match.

Getting to Everton’s New Stadium

Everton Stadium, the new home of Everton Football Club, is conveniently located on Liverpool’s northern docklands, approximately two miles from Goodison Park and just under 1.5 miles from the iconic Royal Liver Building in Liverpool City Centre. Whether you’re heading to Everton’s new stadium on a matchday or visiting at another time, here are the best ways to reach your destination.

🚶 Walking

  • The stadium is about a 30-minute walk from the city centre.
  • A scenic route along the Liverpool waterfront via Princes Dock and the Leeds-Liverpool Canal offers a direct and pleasant walk.
  • Signage and steward assistance will be in place on matchdays.

🚍 Public Transport

🚆 Train

  • The closest station is Sandhills, which is around a 15-minute walk from Everton’s new stadium entrance. 
  • Sandhills connects to Liverpool city centre stations, Southport, Ormskirk, Kirkby and south Liverpool.
  • Liverpool Lime Street is the main railway station, serving national routes.
  • Merseyrail services from Lime Street to Sandhills Station (on the Northern Line) take about 4 minutes.

🚌 Bus

  • Several bus routes serve Regent Road, which runs parallel to Bramley-Moore Dock and Everton’s new stadium.
  • There will be three commercially-operated shuttle bus services operating on matchdays, running from two hours before kick-off and from 15 minutes from the final whistle, but not during the match. The fare is a standard £2 single fare, and these routes are as follows:  
  • 919 Service from / to Commutation Row / Lime Street 
    • City Centre Pick up & Drop Off: Commutation Row 
    • Stadium Drop off: Great Howard Street at Blackstone Street 
    • Stadium Pick Up: Great Howard Street at Bentinck Street 
  • 929 Service from / to Liverpool One Bus Station 
    • City Centre Pick Up & Drop Off: Liverpool One Bus Station 
    • Stadium Drop off: Great Howard Street at Blackstone Street 
    • Stadium Pick Up: Great Howard Street, north of Denbigh Street 
  • 939 Service from / to Bootle Strand Bus Station 
    • Bootle Pick-Up & Drop Off: Bootle Bus Station, Washington Parade (Strand Shopping Centre) 
    • Stadium Drop Off: Derby Road at Wellington Employment Park, north of Blackstone Street 
    • Stadium Pick Up: Derby Road, north of Boundary Street 

🚗 Driving & Parking

  • The stadium is accessible via Regent Road (A565).
  • Matchday parking is limited, with Everton encouraging the use of public transport for those visiting Everton’s new stadium.

🚲 Cycling

  • Cycle parking stands are available for supporters to use. These are located along the dock wall inside the stadium site. 
  • Supporters are advised not to cycle within the road closure areas through crowds of supporters.
  • Liverpool’s cycling infrastructure includes paths along the docks and city centre, which offers a pleasant ride to Everton’s new stadium.

🚖 Taxi & Rideshare

  • There are three planned taxi ranks at Everton Stadium. These are located at
    • Sandhills Station 
    • Boundary Street, near junction with Vauxhall Road 
    • Dublin Street  
  • Black cabs and app-based taxis (Uber, etc.) operate in Liverpool.

Arriving at the Stadium

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Inside Everton Stadium

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Things to Do Nearby

Make a day of it – Bramley-Moore’s on Liverpool’s iconic waterfront:

The Bramley Moore Pub: Right across the road—join the singalongs and soak up the buzz before heading to Everton’s new stadium.

Titanic Hotel: A 10-minute walk, great for a classy pre-match drink.

Albert Dock: 20-30 minutes away, packed with museums, shops, and the Liver Building.

Everton Stadium Discussion

Want to join the discussion or get real-time updates from fans? Visit our New Everton Stadium thread with over 12 million views and 120,000+ replies here.

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