Hill Dickinson Stadium

Amazing new stadium, although not half as intimate as the old Goodison. Went for Lionesses game v Ukraine and sadly only half full. I imagine the atmosphere at a Premier League game is a lot more vibrant and louder. Lots of stewards helping out wherever you looked and the stadium is impressive. My Everton supporting friend misses Goodison Great experience... But I'd still rather be at Elland Road 😊

This stadiumn is incredible. Its a great walk from the train station seeing the harbourside being regenerated. The outside and right on the river makes it look spectacular. The view onto the pitch is amazing its so steep you have nobody to block the pitch so you get a clear view and the closeness to the pitch gives the ground a real vibe. Great toilets and plenty of them Beer is pay as you go so no queuing. Best stadium in the premiership by far.

Was not able to make an actual Toffies match on this visit to Liverpool but did take the stadium tour, which I thoroughly recommend. It does not have the history and charm of Goodison, but the club has done a fine job creating a modern, comfortable and welcoming space deserving for this storied top tier team. The location on the Mersey is beautiful.

First time to the new stadium and they've done a fantastic job. We went for the Scotland game, sitting block 126, row 25, seats 328&329. Couldnt fault the view and doubt any seats would be bad tbf. Staff couldn't have been friendlier and the food and drink options were incredible - particularly the special items made especially for the game. Great touch. Also, plenty of women's toilets!! 🙏🏻 The Plaza before the game had a great atmosphere and, again, plenty of food and drink options. Only marked it down from 5star because there didn't appear to any transport options to/from the ground. Thankfully, we're mobile enough to have walked to/from Lime Street (approx 2miles) but the roads around the ground were stationary and jam-packed with cars so any pick-ups would have severly delayed anyway. It does feel like they're missing a trick here - or, at the very least, missing a trick in the awareness of any options. But, all in all, great time. (Shame about the football...)

Fantastic looking stadium on the outside, still quite bare on the inside - but it’s a new stadium with plenty of time for Everton to make it their own. The facilities still all have that fresh smell and the cafe is quite nice. Recommend the 90min tour. The tour guide (whose name I cant remember) was brilliant. Really brought home how much the club means to him and how important the stadium is. One small point to note, there’s only route into the stadium and one route out. If it’s a match day, prepare for mayhem.