Everton FC Tickets

1. Select Your Game: Click the orange ‘Tickets’ button next to the match you want to attend.
2. Choose Your Seats: Use the interactive Goodison Park stadium map to filter tickets by price and seating preference.
3. Complete Your Purchase: Follow the link to the secondary marketplace to finalise your order and secure your EFC tickets.

Goodison has switched to a digital NFC (Near Field Communication) system for ticketing. This means all turnstiles are now equipped to scan your match tickets directly from your smartphone.

Once your tickets are issued, you may need to download an app that provides a QR code for entry.

Simply open your phone’s digital wallet when approaching the turnstiles for a smooth and quick entry process.

If this is your first time purchasing Everton FC tickets on the resale market, here are a few tips to make sure everything goes as cleanly as a Branthwaite tackle:

• Expect Higher Prices: Premier League tickets on secondary markets can often be priced above face value, especially for high-demand Everton FC games, so be prepared for potential markups.
• Review Platform Policies: Before making a purchase, take the time to carefully read the refund policies and terms of service on the ticket resale platform. Keep in mind that Premier League match dates are typically confirmed only about six weeks in advance.
• Be Aware of Last-Minute Ticket Delivery: It’s common for football resale tickets to be delivered just 1 to 5 days before the match. If your Everton FC tickets arrive close to game day, this is normal and should not be a cause for concern.
• Name on Ticket Isn’t an Issue: Don’t worry if the name on your ticket doesn’t match yours—it won’t affect your entry to Goodison Park. The ticket will still grant you access.
• Contact Support if Needed: If you experience any issues with your EFC tickets, reach out to the ticket marketplace’s customer service team via email or WhatsApp for prompt assistance.

Now that you understand the purchasing process, let’s explore the pricing trends for Everton resale tickets. Below, you’ll find a comparison of ticket prices for different matches:

As you can see, resale ticket prices for Everton matches can vary greatly depending on the match. In the secondary market, prices are heavily influenced by supply and demand, often fluctuating more than tickets purchased directly from official sources.

For example, tickets for high-demand Premier League clashes, like Everton vs Liverpool in the Merseyside Derby, tend to be significantly more expensive compared to games such as Everton vs Bournemouth.

Finding cheap Everton tickets can be a challenge, but here are a few strategies to help you save on Ticket Compare:

• Avoid High-Profile Matches: Opting for Everton fixtures against less prominent Premier League teams can lead to more budget-friendly ticket options.
• Go for Midweek Games: Weeknight fixtures typically attract lower demand, making them more affordable on the resale market.
• Choose Less Popular Seats: EFC Tickets with restricted views, like those high in the Gwladys Street stand, are usually the most affordable.
• Consider Single Tickets: If you don’t mind sitting apart from your group, individual tickets are often priced lower.

Understanding the dynamics of the resale market is key, but how do these prices compare to tickets bought directly from Everton’s official ticket office? Let's take a closer look at this comparison.

Using official channels, how much do Everton FC tickets cost in 2024/25? This is the price list for the final season at Goodison Park:

• Adults: £55
• Seniors and 18-21s: £37
• Juniors (17 and Under): £15 - £25

Tickets for Everton home games go on sale to Everton FC members about 40 days before a fixture. Where many teams have ballot systems, the buying process for the Toffees is relatively straightforward:

EFC First Priority Window Explained

This first phase gives Everton’s most loyal fans the chance to buy home tickets by setting a criteria according to the number of home match credits built up in the previous season.

For example, to qualify for the first priority window to buy tickets for Brighton at home, you needed 15+ match credits from 2023/24. That is Séamus Coleman levels of loyalty.

EFC Second Priority Window

After that, Everton match tickets go on sale to all members on a first come, first served basis. This allocation will most likely sell out within hours.

General Sale 

In theory, If there are any Everton FC tickets remaining after these windows they will go on sale to non-members. No matches are expected to reach general sale in 2024/25.

On the primary market, Everton tickets are sold one per member. However, you can purchase several seats together by linking accounts between multiple members.

Again, this requires a bit of coordination and speed, but is a convenient way for groups to get to a game.

It’s a world away from the process at clubs like Manchester United and Liverpool, which are much more of a lottery.

• In 2021, the club made it possible for Toffees fans to buy last-minute Everton tickets through the club when it launched a ticket exchange platform.
• Season Ticket Members can re-list unwanted tickets, which will be refunded to them as pro-rata credit, that they can use towards future ticket purchases through the club.
• Purchasers will need an Everton Membership and can buy these EFC tickets from the same eTicketing platform they would to buy any other tickets.
• Simply leave the pink filter button unchecked to show resale tickets, if any are available.
• Everton resale tickets tend to become available in the week or two before a fixture, and you will need to be quick to snap them up.

If you think buying home tickets is hard, snagging tickets for Everton’s away games is impossible for all but the most committed Everton Season Ticket Members. This is because Premier League away allocations are small, and the prices are low, at no more than £30.

These Everton FC tickets go on sale about a month before a fixture and are sold according to how many EFC credits the purchaser built up in the previous season. So the windows may look something like this:

• Day 1, 10:00 AM: 26 Credits
• Day 1, 2:00 PM: 22+ Credits
• Day 2, 10:00 AM: 19+ Credits
• Day 2, 13:00 PM: 17+ Credits

Everton Away tickets will usually sell out before dropping below these criteria, such is the huge demand for these seats.

So we’ve shown that getting match tickets for Everton is difficult. But if you’re willing to splash out a little there are often VIP Everton tickets available. We’ll explore these EFC hospitality packages next.

Paying tribute to the great Everton team of 1984-85, this upscale fine-dining lounge offers champagne on arrival, a four-course meal, and a cash bar with waiter service.

This award-winning contemporary lounge is designed to provide a relaxing matchday escape. You get complimentary drinks throughout the day, along with a three-course meal, and tea & coffee.

The most exclusive VIP experience at Goodison is an all-access package. You’ll tour the tunnel, changing rooms and dugout before kick-off, and will then get all-inclusive drinks and a three-course meal from the stadium’s acclaimed chef team.

Each member of the party gets an Everton-themed gift, and one member will receive a signed Everton shirt.

Smart-casual. It’s important to note that this does not include team shirts of any kind. Away colours and trainers are also not permitted. You may be denied entry if you don’t stick to these rules.

Now we’ve covered hospitality, let’s move on to the match itself, and some pointers for Everton matchdays with Goodison Park tickets.

We’ll keep this part brief, and lay out the main ways to get to Everton on matchdays:.

• Goodison Park Stadium is about 2.5 miles to the north of Liverpool Lime Street, the main railway station.
• By train, switch to Liverpool Central railway station or Moorfields and ride to Kirkdale, which is little more than five minutes on foot from Goodison.
• The 919 bus will get you from Lime Street to the stadium in about 25 minutes, though journey times vary on matchdays.
• A cab from Commutation Row, outside Lime Street, will cost about £10 and take around 15 minutes.

Enjoying Liverpool City Centre

With time to spare before EFC kick off, there’s a lot to do around Liverpool and Merseyside to make the most of the day. We’ll look at some of the essentials if you’re new to the city:

• Royal Albert Dock, a stunning converted warehouse complex (L3 4AD)
• The Cavern Club, where The Beatles took off in the early 1960sl (L2 6RE)
• Merseyside Maritime Museum (L3 4AQ)
• Museum of Liverpool (L3 1DG)
• Everton Stadium Project, north of the centre in Vauxhall for a glimpse of EFC’s bright near future (L3 0AP)

Get up for the Game at the Everton Fan Zone

Open around 1 PM for a 3 PM kick-off, there’s a fun-packed fan zone outside the Sir Philip Carter Park Stand. This is aimed at families but open to all, including away fans, and features:

• Live entertainment
• Appearances from EFC heroes
• Giveaways and competitions
• Pop-up food and drinks vendors
• A variety of activities for children

Shopping at Everton One 

South of the ground at 183-189 Walton Ln (L4 4HH) is Everton’s spacious official club shop. Everton One is your stop for all things Toffees, from replica shirts (printing service available) to the latest training kits, caps, hoodies, scarves, footballs, Everton-themed homewares and much more.

Dixie Dean Statue

Just north of where Walton Lane and Spellow Lane meet, often draped in Everton flags, is the statue of Everton’s greatest player. Dean scored almost a goal a game across 12 years from 1925 to 1937, and led the club to two league titles and an FA Cup.

Head into St Luke’s Church

Goodison is unique for having a church integrated into one corner of the stadium. St Luke’s is on the north-west side between Goodison Road Stand and the Gwladys Street Stand. Pop inside for something you don’t often find at a Premier League stadium.

Buy an EFC Matchday Programme

Available at various spots around the ground, a commemorative programme is essential in Goodison’s final days.

Best Pub for the Goodison Park Stadium

You can’t get more iconic than the Winslow Hotel (L4 4EH), sitting in the shadow of the Goodison Road Stand. This has been the matchday pub for Everton supporters since the first match at Goodison in 1892, and will be another wrench for Toffees fans when the time comes to say goodbye.

Everton Ticket Offices at Goodison Park

• For matchday ticketing enquiries, the main ticket office is Sir Phillip Carter Park Stand, open at least two hours before kick-off.
• There are additional offices along Bullens Road and Goodison Road.

Bag Policy

Small bags are allowed at Goodison, but they must be smaller than a piece of A4 paper, as is normal for Premier League grounds. Arrive early, because stewards conduct bag searches at the turnstiles.

Prohibited Items at EFC

Avoid bringing any potentially dangerous items, from glass vessels to air horns, laser pointers, smoke canisters, or fireworks. Large electronic items like laptops, tablets and video recording equipment are also not permitted.

Where is the Best Place to Sit at Everton?

• Goodison Road Stand: The stadium’s longside west stand is the largest and tallest, and offers the best views of the pitch. If you value clean views of the action, head for the Top Balcony. Many of the posh seats are in the mid-tier Main Stand, while the lower tier is the family enclosure.
• Bullens Road: This east longside stand commands excellent views of the pitch in the upper tier. Things are quieter in the posher seats near the half-way line, but the atmosphere picks up to the north, by the famous Gwladys End, and to the south where the away fans sit.
• Howard Kendall Gwladys Street End: Something every Everton FC fan has to experience once. The atmosphere in the lower tier of this shortside stand is as fierce as anything in the Premier League. When a goal goes in, the noise can be deafening.
• Sir Philip Carter Park Stand: The most modern stand at Goodison Park was redeveloped in the 1990s and has excellent views and facilities. The crowd is a little quieter in this shortside stand, but things get rowdier in the eastern blocks (PE5, PE6, PE7), which are close to the away fans in Bullens Road.

Accessibility at Goodison Park Stadium

• Goodison has 172 wheelchair spaces, 19 of which are in the away section
• 104 of these spaces are pitchside, while 68 are in elevated positions
• There are 161 seats for ambulant disabled supporters
• The stadium offers 23 accessible toilets, accessed via RADAR keys

Payments

Goodison is an entirely cashless stadium, and all major credit and debit cards are accepted.

How Much is a Pint at Goodison?

£4.55 in 2024/25. Price-wise, this is about mid-table for the Premier League, where the most expensive pint is £6.30 at the London Stadium and the cheapest is £3 at Old Trafford.

Meanwhile, a pie will set you back £3.90 at Goodison Park.

Z Cars

It wouldn’t be an Everton home game without the siren from the BBC series Z Cars (1962-1978) ringing around the stadium as the players come out. The show was set in a fictional town based on nearby Kirkby and the theme song was soon adopted by the Toffees.

Everton Crowd Chants

For newbies, the only way to fit in at one of England’s loudest stadiums is to sing with everything you’ve got. If you don’t know any of the chants, we’ll list some of the more iconic here:

“Spirit of the Blues”, “Grand Old Team”, “Goodison Gang”, “Banks of the Royal Blue Mersey”, “Forever Everton”,  “Here We Go”.

Getting Autographs from Everton Players

There used to be a pre-game Players Parade where kids could wave to the players and perhaps get an autograph as they arrived at the Park End. Now your best opportunity is after the game, in the Park End car park from about 5:15 PM after a 3 PM kick-off.

Getting Away from Goodison

The stadium is surrounded on three sides by tight residential streets, so you’ll need to be patient when departing the stadium, with big queues for buses as well as the train at Kirkdale.

Pubs for Post-Match Celebrations

To give time for the crowds to disperse you could stay local and celebrate an Everton win. They do happen sometimes, we promise!

Again, the Winslow Hotel is a great shout, but other fine nearby options include The Spellow (L4 4EN) and the Leigh Arms (L4 3QS) in Kirkdale.

Before we move on, we’ll lay out some useful info for visiting fans at Goodison Park.

Arrive at Goodison as Early as Possible  

Turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off, if you want to beat the crowds.

Where Do Away Fans Drink at Everton?

Not many of the local pubs around Goodison Park are geared towards away fans. However, The Thomas Frost, a Wetherspoons establishment, is neutral and sits about ten minutes away from the ground at 177-187 Walton Rd (L4 4AJ)

Anti-Social Behaviour

Naturally, the Liverpool clubs are especially vigilant when it comes to offensive chanting, and you may be reported and ejected if you overstep the mark.

Away Fans’ Ticket Office at the Goodison

For away ticket enquiries, there’s a window a few steps away from the away end on Bullens Road. This will be open from a couple of hours before kick-off, closing around half-time.

Where Do Away Fans Sit at the Goodison Park?

As displayed below, away fans sit in the south end of Bullens Road. These are blocks LV1, UV1 and UV2, entered via turnstiles 53-60.

Now you know a little more about Goodison Park stadium on matchdays, in the next section we’ll turn our attention to the finer points of Everton Membership.

Costing £35, the only package available to adults offers priority access to tickets for home Premier League and domestic cup games. You will also be given a position on the waiting list for an Everton Season Ticket, and will be able to buy Everton match tickets on EFC’s resale platform.

Priced at £20, this is the package for Everton fans aged 12-17, offering all the ticketing benefits of adult membership, along with some added perks. These include free entry to Everton U21 home matches.

Also £20, young Toffees aged 4-11 get the above listed ticketing privileges, along with a 10% discount on Everton Soccer Schools.

At £10, this is for the littlest EFC fans, as even children aged 3 and under will need a membership to attend a game at Goodison. As with Juniors and Teens, Infants also get free entry to U21 matches.

One ticket per official member.

It is possible to buy Premier League tickets without a membership on the secondary market.

For one season only.

Yes, if you’re going through the club’s ticket office.

Demand is higher than a Tim Cahill leap, so all matches in 2024/25 will sell out before reaching general sale for non-members.

31,000 in 2024/25.

Over 34,000 in 2024/25. This figure is likely to change with increased availability at Bramley-Moore Dock.

Remembering that no more than 80% of Premier League stadium seats can be allocated to season ticket holders, the number of Everton Season Ticket Members could jump to more than 42,000.

Now we’ve covered the ins and outs of Everton tickets, let’s finish up with some common questions that come up about the Grand Old Team:

At the time the club was founded there were at least two toffee shops in Everton Village. A Toffee Lady continues to hand out Everton Mints before matches.

4th place in 2005.

1995 when they beat Manchester United to win the FA Cup.

Three times: 2004/05 (4th and 5th), 2011/12 (7th and 8th) and 2012/13 (6th and 7th).

Dixie Dean. He scored 383 goals in 433 appearances from 1925 to 1937.

Yes. Everton was founded in 1878 and Liverpool in 1892.

The stadium will be torn down, and the site will become a mixed development with housing and retail.

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