Landmark New Football Stadium

A landmark new football stadium for Premier League side Everton FC is setting a new high standard for accessible club stadiums in the UK.

The Hill Dickinson Stadium has set a new benchmark in inclusive design, ensuring fans of all abilities can participate fully in the matchday experience.

Set on Liverpool’s waterfront at Bramley-Moore Dock, the stadium opened at the start of the current football season, accommodating 52,888 ‘Toffees’ fans and offering uninterrupted views of the pitch.

The club has incorporated everything that made its former stadium at Goodison Park so special – the character, camaraderie and shared sense of tradition – to create an inspirational new place to play and watch football.

It also seized the opportunity to make its new home one of the most accessible stadiums in the UK, featuring lifts and step-free access to all areas, accessible seating in every stand, multiple wheelchair bays, Changing Places facilities, sensory rooms, and easy access/amenity seating options to cater for disabled fans. 

To find out more see the feature in the current issue of Living with Disability or visit  https://www.evertonfc.com/season-25-26/stadium-information/accessibility