Guide

How to get to Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton's home at Bramley-Moore Dock, on the Liverpool waterfront north of the city centre, wasn't built for cars. There's no general matchday parking at the stadium itself, so here's how fans actually get there — including the route we'd take, because it happens to run straight past our door.

Walk from Moorfields

Get the Merseyrail train to Moorfields. Come out onto Old Hall Street, head north, and you're at Vandries Street in 10 minutes (Maps: Moorfields → Fliers). That's us. Stop in for a pint, then it's another 10 minutes along the waterfront to the ground (Maps: Fliers → the ground). Twenty minutes' walking, with a pub stop halfway, and it's flat the whole way.

Walk from the city centre

Starting from Lime Street or the Pier Head instead? Head for the waterfront and follow it north — you'll pass Fliers on Vandries Street on the way, so it's the same stop-in- for-a-pint route, just a longer walk to get to us first. Full journey planning is on Merseytravel's Everton travel advice page.

Cycle or Bolt e-scooter

There's a segregated cycle lane along Regent Road as far as Bankfield Street, and 152 cycle parking stands at the stadium itself (bikes left at owners' risk) — see Sefton Council's stadium travel page. Prefer not to bring your own bike? Bolt run shared e-scooters and e-bikes across Liverpool, including the waterfront route up to the stadium — download the app, scan to unlock, park up in a marked bay. On matchdays, dismount and walk the last stretch through the crowds near the ground rather than riding through them.

Taxis & drop-off

There's no general matchday parking at the stadium, and a number of roads close for several hours either side of kick-off. If you're coming by taxi, get dropped at Fliers — up to two hours before kick-off you can pull right up outside, then it's a 10-minute walk on to the ground from here. Closer to kick-off, official drop-off points move further out; see Merseytravel's travel advice for the current detail. Fliers' own 2026/27 match-day parking passes are sold out — if you'd like one for next season, join the waiting list on our parking page.

Accessibility

For seating, companion tickets and full accessibility guidance, check Everton's own matchday travel hub.

However you're getting there, you're welcome to stop at Fliers on the way past — our match-day bar is open to everyone on Everton home games, no booking needed, no ticket required. If you're after a drink recommendation for the rest of the walk, we've put together a guide to the pubs and bars along the route, too.