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Hill Dickinson Stadium became Everton's new home in 2025, ending the club's 133-year association with Goodison Park and ushering in a new era on Liverpool's waterfront.
Located at Bramley-Moore Dock, the modern arena has a capacity of 52,769, making it one of the largest club stadiums in English football.
Here, FootballGroundGuide looks at Everton's new home through the numbers that tell its story.
Hill Dickinson Stadium by the numbers
| Stat | Number |
|---|---|
| Officially opened | 2 July 2025 |
| First Premier League match | 24 August 2025 |
| Official capacity | 52,769 |
| Audited overall cost | Approximately £851m |
| Approximate audited cost per seat | £16,126 |
| Record attendance | 52,590 |
| Record attendance match | Everton vs Sunderland |
| Record attendance date | 17th May 2026 |
| Pitch dimensions | 105m x 68m |
| South Stand capacity | More than 13,000 |
| Sand used to fill the dock | 450,000 cubic metres |
| Structural steel used | Approximately 12,500 tonnes |
The stadium's record attendance came during Everton's 3-1 defeat to Sunderland in May 2026, while average league attendance during its inaugural season was approximately 52,100.
The audited construction figure of £851m is higher than the widely reported £750m estimate, illustrating the difference between early project estimates and the eventual capitalised cost.
Hill Dickinson Stadium's records and unique features
Construction began in 2021, with the stadium rising on the site of the former Bramley-Moore Dock.
More than 450,000 cubic metres of sand were transported to fill the dock, while approximately 12,500 tonnes of structural steel were used in the project.
The playing surface measures 105m by 68m and uses SISGrass hybrid grass. The steep South Stand, designed to accommodate more than 13,000 supporters, was built to create an imposing atmosphere inspired by famous European football ends.
Everton's former home, Goodison Park, held 39,414 spectators. The move to a capacity of 52,769 therefore provided space for approximately 13,355 additional supporters.
Hill Dickinson Stadium ticket prices by the numbers
For the 2026/27 season, adult general admission match tickets are generally priced at around £30 to £65, depending on the fixture and seat location. Adult season tickets start at £640, while junior tickets begin at £256 and under-11 season tickets are frozen at £199.
The stadium's naming-rights partnership was announced on 16th May 2025. Hill Dickinson, the Liverpool-founded law firm established in 1810, became the venue's official naming partner. Although reports have suggested a value of up to £10m annually, the financial terms have not been officially disclosed.
With a record crowd already exceeding 52,500 and a construction bill of more than £850m, Hill Dickinson Stadium continues to establish its own history after just one completed Everton season.