Everton Tickets

Everton tickets overview

Everton tickets for 2026/27 cover the club's second full season at Hill Dickinson Stadium, the 52,769-seat ground on Liverpool's northern dockside that took over from Goodison Park as Everton's home from the 2025–26 campaign. The larger bowl, the steeper stands and a rebuilt price ladder mean every Premier League matchday now behaves differently from the old ground. The current head coach and technical staff keep reshaping a squad backed by heavy recent recruitment, and Evertonians have kept pressure on home allocations throughout.

Demand is not spread evenly. The Merseyside Derby against Liverpool FC is the hardest ticket of the season, with visits from Manchester United FC and the marquee title contenders close behind, and North Stand seats sitting in the Category A bracket for those fixtures. A midweek Premier League visit from a side such as AFC Bournemouth clears far more easily, while Everton FA Cup ties fluctuate with the round and the opponent. Everton Women play a separate fixture list with its own ticketing.

SeatPin currently lists 19 upcoming events at the venue, with every listing sourced from a network of verified sellers.

Everton's stadium and seating guide

Hill Dickinson Stadium holds 52,769 and is built around four sides: the South Stand, the West Stand where the television cameras sit, the North Stand, and the East Stand. The stands rake up at 35 degrees, as steep as regulations permit, which pushes noise back onto the pitch and keeps sightlines tight to the touchline. That geometry, plus the West Stand's central position, is why the price gap between one side of the ground and another is wide.

The stadium sits on Liverpool's waterfront north of the city centre, close enough to walk from the commercial district, with Sandhills the Merseyrail stop most Evertonians use on matchdays before joining the walking route to the ground. Arriving early matters, because the dockside approach funnels large crowds through a narrow strip.

For fixtures where the club's own allocation closes early, SeatPin aggregates resale inventory across all four stands.

Planning your visit to Hill Dickinson Stadium? Check our complete Hill Dickinson Stadium Venue Guide for matchday transport, directions, and stadium entry policies.

What are the stands and seating categories at Everton's stadium?

Hill Dickinson Stadium has four stands: North, South, East and West. The North Stand carries Category A pricing for the biggest fixtures, the South Stand is the ultra-steep home end, the West Stand is the main television side, and accessible seating is provided in all stands across different levels.

Everton price seats by both location and fixture profile rather than by a single flat rate, so the same East Stand seat costs more against Liverpool FC than against a mid-table visitor. Junior pricing is fixed at £19 regardless of where the seat sits, which makes the family areas the cheapest way into the ground. Premium products, including Club View, sit in a separate bracket entirely.

Which Hill Dickinson Stadium stands offer the best views?

The best views come from the East Stand's Club View area, which is elevated and set on the halfway line, and from the West Stand, where the broadcast cameras are positioned. The South Stand's City View area is the other standout, with a panoramic outlook over Liverpool's skyline.

Those three areas also define the top of the price ladder. Club View works as a season product at £1,200 for the campaign, while City View trades a little of the halfway-line angle for the waterfront view behind the goal. If atmosphere matters more than sightlines, the steep lower tiers of the South Stand put you closest to the singing sections rather than the camera line.

How to buy Everton tickets?

You can use SeatPin to buy Everton tickets. Secure your seat in just a few simple steps.

• Visit SeatPin.com
• Find the Everton fixture you want to attend
• Compare available seats by stand, tier and price
• Review ticket details and add to cart
• Complete your purchase with secure payment

Where to buy official Everton tickets?

The Everton Ticket Office is the club's primary channel, and it handles ballots, general sale releases and the club's own official resale for members. Season Ticket Members hold first priority in the ballot, Official Members hold second priority, and general sale opens only where allocation remains.

That system leaves a predictable overflow: fans without a membership, fans travelling into Liverpool on fixed dates, and groups who need four or five seats together in the same block. Our platform covers exactly that gap, with resale inventory spanning Premier League fixtures, Everton FA Cup ties and the full range of stands, delivered as e-tickets rather than collected from a window on matchday.

Do you need membership to buy Everton tickets?

No. Membership is not compulsory, but it changes your odds significantly. Official Members get priority access to home match ticket ballots and second priority ticket access to Men's home first team matches, so non-members are left with whatever reaches general sale.

General sale volume varies fixture by fixture. Lower-demand Premier League dates and some cup rounds reach open sale, while the Merseyside Derby rarely gets that far. Membership also unlocks priority on the Men's Season Ticket Waiting List and access to the club's official resale, which is why long-term Evertonians treat the £35 adult tier as a baseline cost rather than an extra. Non-members can still buy through our platform.

How to get Everton tickets without a membership?

Non-members have three realistic routes: catch a general sale release, which is rare and fixture-dependent, buy an Everton Hospitality package, or use verified resale. SeatPin is the straightforward option for non-members, because no club membership number is needed at checkout.

Timing helps. Resale stock for lower-profile Premier League fixtures tends to appear steadily in the weeks before kick-off, while derby listings move fastest in the final fortnight. Filter by stand rather than by price alone, since a cheap seat in a corner of the North Stand and a mid-priced seat on the West Stand television side give very different afternoons at the same ground.

How to buy Everton away match tickets?

Everton away tickets are almost exclusively sold to Season Ticket Members, with remaining allocation released to Official Members and priority groups before anyone else is considered. That leaves very little for the general public through club channels.

1. Accept that the club allocation for away Premier League fixtures is capped and distributed by priority, not by open sale.
2. Search the specific away fixture and look for listings in the visiting section of the host ground rather than filtering by price.
3. Confirm your e-tickets have arrived before you book travel to the host city, especially for long trips inside England.

Away listings are thinner than home listings, so setting your fixture early on our platform is more effective than waiting for the week of the match.

How much do Everton tickets cost?

Everton tickets start from £7 and reach around £1,126 across upcoming fixtures, depending on opponent and seat. Standard adult match tickets fall between £60 and £71, while junior tickets are fixed at £19 whatever the fixture.

The spread is driven by three things: fixture category, stand, and product type. Category A pricing applies to the biggest Premier League visitors in areas such as the North Stand. Premium areas such as Club View and the City View seats in the South Stand sit above standard adult pricing. Everton Hospitality packages and premium experiences occupy the top of the range, which is where the four-figure figures come from.

For Category A dates where club allocation is exhausted, SeatPin holds curated resale listings across the Premier League fixture list.

Everton Membership & Season Tickets

Everton run two separate products: Season Tickets, which cover every Men's home league fixture for the campaign, and Official Membership, which buys priority rather than a seat. Season Ticket prices are banded by age, from £199 for under-11s up to £900 for adults in the best standard areas, with Club View at £1,200.

A 2026/27 Season Ticket+ optional upgrade is also offered, sitting on top of the standard Season Ticket for supporters who want extended benefits at the Ground. Season Ticket Members hold first priority in home ballots and are the group Everton away allocations are sold to first, which is the practical reason the waiting list carries so much weight.

How does Everton Official Membership work?

Official Membership gives priority access to home match ticket ballots, second priority ticket access to Men's home first team matches, priority on the Men's Season Ticket Waiting List, and access to the club's official resale. It does not guarantee a seat at any individual fixture.

In practice, membership works as a queue position. When a home fixture opens, Season Ticket Members are processed first, Official Members second, and any remainder goes to general sale. Some benefits listed by the Everton Ticket Office are restricted to Season Ticket Members only, so the two products sit at different levels of access rather than being variations of the same thing.

What are the different Everton membership tiers?

Everton's Forever Blue range has three levels: Forever Blue+ at £60, standard Forever Blue at £35 for adults, and Forever Blue Digital. The standard tier is priced by age, with Teen at £20, Junior at £10 and Infant at £10.

Forever Blue+ is the paid upgrade for supporters who want the fuller package, standard Forever Blue is the tier most Evertonians hold for ballot access, and Forever Blue Digital is the lightweight option built around digital benefits. The age-banded pricing means a family of four can hold membership across the household for less than a single adult match ticket in the premium areas.

What is the difference between a season ticket and a membership?

A Season Ticket is a reserved seat for every Men's home league fixture of the campaign, priced from £256 for 11 to 17s up to £900 for adults. A membership, from £10 for infants to £60 for Forever Blue+, reserves nothing and buys priority in ballots instead.

The contrast runs along four lines. Guaranteed access: the Season Ticket has it, the membership does not. Games covered: a full home league season against a match-by-match ballot entry. Cost basis: one upfront sum with a low effective per-match cost, against a small annual fee plus the face value of each ticket you win. Renewal: Season Tickets renew each year for existing holders, while members queue on the waiting list, and when a ballot goes against you, our platform lists the seats that are left.