The Away End

Away supporters' handbook

Away guide

Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton, Liverpool. Away support sits in the North Stand (north-east corner, lower tier) (Varies by fixture).Nearest station is Sandhills (shuttle) / Liverpool city centre, Roughly 10–25 min walk (estimate; crowds may add time). By road: M57, then A5036 Dock Road.

Commonly known as Everton Stadium.

Venue information verified: 14 October 2026

Note: Some matchday arrangements need checking with the club.

Matchday reminder: Kick-offs, allocations, transport and local arrangements can change. Recheck official club and travel information before booking or setting off.

Upcoming home fixtures

Travel planning

  • Christmas and New Year rail services are often reduced; check National Rail before travelling.
  • Engineering work can affect weekend services; check the operator close to the match.
  • Big local or international events can increase demand for trains and rooms — book early.
  • Kick-off times can move for television; times marked here are subject to change.
Stylised illustration of Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool
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Getting there

  • Sandhills station — Merseyrail station on the Northern line, around 15 minutes' walk along the dock road to the new ground.
  • Liverpool city centre walk — A scenic 30-40 minute waterfront walk from the Pier Head along the docks for those who fancy it.
  • Driving — The A5036 Dock Road runs straight past the stadium; expect heavy congestion given the ground's new capacity and limited local parking.
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Food and drink options

No official away pub found for this ground. Suggestions below are not verified with the club; colours policies vary and fixture restrictions may apply.

  • Ten Streets area bars — The regenerating docklands quarter near the stadium has a growing number of bars and food spots. Colours policy unknownMap
  • Baltic Triangle — A short taxi or walk south, this creative quarter has excellent independent food and drink. Colours policy unknownMap
  • Liverpool city centre — For the fullest range of options, the Pier Head and Albert Dock area are a 30-minute walk or short bus ride. Colours policy unknownMap
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Worth the detour

Stanley Dock and the Titanic Hotel

Restored Victorian warehouses right by the stadium, worth a look before kick-off.

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Museum of Liverpool

Free city-centre museum on the waterfront covering the city's history, including football.

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Royal Albert Dock

Tate Liverpool, the Beatles Story and plenty of dockside restaurants, a walk or bus ride from the ground.

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Off the beaten track

Lower-profile pubs, cafés and corners. Not yet verified — check opening times and any colours policy before visiting.

  • The Baltic Fleet, Wapping

    Historic waterside pub with its own microbrewery, a bit of a walk from the new ground but worth it.

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  • Stanley Dock warehouse quarter

    Atmospheric and often overlooked by fans heading straight for the turnstiles.

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  • Bramley-Moore Dock heritage panels

    Information boards around the new stadium telling the dock's largely unknown history.

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Transport alert

Weekend rail

Engineering work can affect weekend services into Liverpool; check the operator close to the match.

Local event

Local arrangements

Arrangements can vary by fixture — check your club's supporter information before travelling.

Ground note · unverified

This is a new stadium in a still-regenerating dockland area — transport links and crowd flow are evolving each season, so allow extra time.

Ground note · unverified

Limited pubs immediately around the ground mean the walk in from the city centre gets busy; plan your pre-match stop in advance.

From the away end

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Away days at Hill Dickinson Stadium

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Places to eat in Liverpool

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Best pubs in Liverpool

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