Everton: Goodison Park Stadium Guide
Goodison Park has been home to Everton Football Club since 1892 and is one of the oldest football stadiums in the world. The ground holds around 40,000 supporters and Everton fans are one of the most passionate and loyal supporters in English football. Everton tickets give customers the chance to visit a historic stadium full of tradition and a chance to watch one of England’s longest-serving clubs in action.
Football Ticket Pad has a variety of Everton tickets at Goodison Park for matches in the Premier League, FA Cup and EFL Cup for the season. Away fans can also secure their tickets with a selection of Everton FC VIP and hospitality tickets also listed for some of the Blues' biggest matches.
Secure your EFC tickets and watch the Blues emerge onto the field with their Z-Cars anthem ringing around the stadium in a sea of blue and white for one final season before moving to Bramley Moore Dock.
Goodison Park Seating
Goodison Road Stand: This is the largest stand at Goodison housing over 12,000 fans. The Goodison Road Stand is constructed with two lower tiers and an expansive upper tier that holds both press and hospitality facilities in the middle section.
A family enclosure is also in the lower tier and this is where numerous members' tickets are located with Longside Lower and Longside Upper tickets. Numerous hospitality suites are hosted in the Goodison Road Stand, including The Brian Labone Lounge, The 85 Lounge and Joe Mercer Suite.
Bullens Road Stand: Similar to the Goodison Road Stand, The East side of the stadium has two lower tiers including a paddock section with an upper tier above which is built with distinctive truss features which can be found around the stadium. Away fans are also seated in the Bullens Road Stand towards the Sir Philip Carter Park Stand. Fans can sit here with Longside Upper and Longside Lower tickets and they are packed tight to the pitch which helps generate the famous Goodison Park atmosphere.
Howard Kendall Gwladys Street End: This is where the most vocal Everton supporters are seated and are largely Everton season ticket holders who sit in this section. The two-tiered stand is the most famous at Goodison and is often the end that The Blues choose to attack in the second half of matches. The stand was recently renamed in July 2016 to include the name of Howard Kendall in honour of the club's most successful manager who died in 2015.
Sir Philip Carter Park Stand: This is the smallest stand at Goodison Park, and it backs onto the famous Stanley Park. The Sir Philip Carter Park Stand houses less than 6,000 supporters and it is at this end of the ground where fans can see the iconic Dixie Dean statue, in recognition of the club’s greatest player of all time.
The stand was also renamed to include the name of Sir Philip Carter in honour of Everton’s most successful chairman. Carter oversaw the Blues' 1984 FA Cup triumph and two league titles in 1985 and 1987. Fans wishing to sit in this section of the stadium can do so with Shortside Lower and Shortside Upper tickets.
Everton Ticket Types
Season/Members card: Reserved seats which belong to EFC official members are available at Goodison Park for every home match in the season. Football Ticket Pad customers will then receive their Everton tickets in plenty of time before kick-off, and then return their season/members card in a pre-paid envelope after the game.
EFC Season / Members cards are available in various parts of the stadium, particularly in the Howard Kendall Gwladys Street End and Goodison Road Stand. Customers can view the available ticket types when browsing their intended fixture page. Once customers get their ticket they then scan their season/members card at the listed turnstile to gain entry to the ground.
E-tickets: Everton tickets also carry an e-ticket option but this is only applicable for Football Ticket Pad customers purchasing Everton hospitality tickets. E-tickets are confirmed in an email once the payment has been processed. EFC ticket holders can then scan the email barcode on entry to the stadium. There are plenty of hospitality options at Goodison, with the most popular suites being in the Goodison Road Stand.
Paper tickets: This is the more traditional way to receive your official EFC matchday tickets. Once your payment has been confirmed on Football Ticket Pad your tickets are then sent out by post to the address provided in your payment details. Customers then receive their Everton FC tickets 3-4 days before the match and will be notified by email once their tickets have been dispatched. Everton ticket holders can then enter the stadium with their paper tickets at the displayed turnstile.
Everton Tickets Frequently Asked Questions:
How much are Everton tickets?
Tickets for Everton matches are some of the most generously priced tickets available. To see The Toffees live in action, you can expect to pay anything from £80 to over £100 per ticket. These prices are subject to change depending on where you want to be seated, the competition and the opponent Everton are facing.
What is the capacity of Bramley Moore Stadium?
The capacity of the upcoming Bramley Moore Stadium will house 53,000 ravenous fans. Allowing them to spectate the beautiful game from a brand-new stadium.
Where is Bramley Moore Stadium?
Bramley Moore Dock, designed by Dan Meis, is located in Vauxhall and offers a perfect atmosphere at Liverpool's Docks.
