Stadium

Hill Dickinson Stadium construction and cost

The Hill Dickinson Stadium is the home ground of Everton Football Club, located at Bramley-Moore Dock in Liverpool, England.

The stadium replaces one of the most iconic stadia in the United Kingdom, Goodison Park, which had played host to the Toffees from 1892 and was one of the oldest purpose-built football stadiums in the world.

Plans for the Hill Dickinson Stadium were initially revealed in 2018, after the club agreed a 200 year lease for the Bramley-Moore Dock site in November 2017.

Construction of the new stadium began in 2021, and was structurally competed in February 2024, before being handed over to the club in December of the same year.

Hill Dickinson Stadium naming rights

In May 2025, it was announced that commercial law firm Hill Dickinson had become the official naming rights partner of Everton’s new stadium.

Hill Dickinson’s CEO Craig Scott labelled the opportunity to name the stadium as a “once-in-a-generation opportunity”.

It was an expensive opportunity for Hill Dickinson though, with reports suggesting that the naming rights have cost the firm £10m per year.

Everton are one of five Premier League clubs to have sold their naming rights to other companies in recent years, following Arsenal, Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton and Manchester City in doing so.

Capacity

While Goodison Park could host 39,572 fans, Hill Dickinson Stadium will be able to accommodate 52,769 fans from the 2025/26 Premier League season onwards. The South Stand alone at the new stadium has a capacity of around 14,000.

The capacity is the seventh-largest in the Premier League, trailing only Man City, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham, Man Utd and Merseyside rivals Liverpool.

How to get to the Hill Dickinson Stadium:

Here are some of the ways to get to the stadium:

By Car:

Goodison Park is easily accessible by car, with the stadium located just off the Regent Road on the docks. There are several car parks available near the stadium.

By Public Transport:

The new stadium is well-served by public transport, with several bus and train routes running close to the stadium. The nearest train station is Strandhills, which is just a 15 minute walk away from the stadium itself.

Several bus routes also serve the stadium, including the 918, 919, 929, 939. These routes stop at various points around the stadium, and fans can check the Merseytravel website for timetables and route information.

Stadium tour and museum info:

The Hill Dickinson Stadium tour provides fans with an opportunity to see behind the scenes of Everton Football Club’s historic stadium.

The tour includes a visit to the home dressing room, pitchside, the media suite, and other areas of the stadium. Tours are available on select dates and last around 60-90 minutes.

Address:

Hill Dickinson Stadium, Bramley-Moore Dock, Liverpool, L5 9SR