Anfield Road Seating Plan

Best for Overall Pitch View

• Main Stand Upper Tier, blocks U4-U7: These seats offer the best tactical overview of the entire pitch from an optimal height. You can see formations, player movements, and the full width of the pitch. Rows 10-30 are ideal.
• Main Stand Middle Tier, blocks M5-M6: Slightly lower than upper tier but still excellent sightlines.
• Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, middle rows: Similar quality views to the Main Stand at potentially lower prices.

Best for Atmosphere

• The Kop, lower tier blocks 104-106: This is where Liverpool's most vocal supporters congregate. Expect constant singing, chanting, and intense support. The atmosphere is electric for big matches but can be overwhelming for first-timers. Be prepared to stand for large portions of the match despite all-seater regulations.
• The Kop middle blocks 204-206: Offers the best balance of atmosphere and view. You're surrounded by passionate fans but elevated enough to see tactical play.
• Lower Anfield Road Stand blocks AL1-AL3: Proximity to away fans creates a charged atmosphere, especially for derby matches.

Best for Seeing Goals Up Close

• Lower Kop blocks 105-107, rows 10-20: When Liverpool attacks toward the Kop (typically second half), these seats put you right behind the action. However, when play is at the far end, it's difficult to follow.
• Anfield Road Stand lower tier: Similar experience when Liverpool attacks the Anfield Road end. The trade-off is clear: thrilling when goals are scored at your end, but poor perspective for the rest of the match. Most experienced matchgoers prefer central side-on views.

Best for Comfort and Amenities

The Main Stand (any tier) offers the newest facilities at Anfield with spacious concourses, better food options, comfortable seats with adequate legroom, and shorter toilet queues. Upper Main Stand also has the benefit of excellent views.

Hospitality packages in the Main Stand offer premium experiences with lounge access, waiter service, and appearances from former players.

Best for Photography

• Main Stand Upper Tier, central blocks U5-U6, rows 15-25: Ideal height and angle for pitch photography. You can capture formations, player celebrations, and overall stadium atmosphere.
• Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, middle tier: Good opposite angle to Main Stand cameras.
• Lower tier corner sections near the tunnel: Close-up player photos during warmups and walking out.

Seats to Avoid

• Main Stand extreme corners (U1, U9): Partially obscured by stand roofs.
• Anfield Road Stand lower tier back rows (AL5, AL6): Roof overhang blocks upper view.
• Kop corners (blocks 102, 108, 202, 208): Side stands obstruct portions of pitch.
• Front rows of any behind-goal section: Too close to see play at far end effectively.

Family-Friendly Sections

The Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand includes designated family areas where alcohol sales are restricted and the atmosphere is enthusiastic but appropriate for children. These sections (specific blocks vary by match) are monitored by stewards trained to assist families. The language is generally more moderate, and families with young children are concentrated together.

The Family Zone is a pre-match area located at the back of the Anfield Road Stand. While it doesn't provide seating for the match, families can gather here 90 minutes before kick-off for interactive activities, quizzes about the club, chant learning sessions, and opportunities to send messages to players. Budget 30-45 minutes to enjoy these activities before finding your seats.

Recommended Sections for Children

• Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, lower tier (rows 10-25): Elevated enough for children to see over adults standing, close to toilets, family-friendly atmosphere.
• Main Stand, lower or middle tier: Comfortable seats, spacious concourses, easier navigation for families, best facilities for buying food/drinks.

Avoid the Kop with young children unless they're experienced matchgoers, the intense atmosphere, crowding, and standing can be overwhelming.

Sightline Considerations

Children under 1.2m (approximately 8-10 years old) will struggle to see from front rows when adults in front are standing. Rows 10-20 in lower tiers provide better elevation. Booster seats are not typically available at Anfield, so consider bringing a cushion to boost younger children's height.

Choose aisle seats or seats near gangways to allow children easy toilet access without disrupting other fans.

Practical Tips for Children

• Bring ear defenders for sensitive children, the noise can be intense.
• Pack snacks as stadium food can be expensive and queues long at half-time.
• Take children to toilets 10 minutes before half-time to avoid 15-minute queues.
• Dress children in layers, indoor sections can warm up with body heat.
• Arrive early to explore the stadium exterior and let children absorb the atmosphere gradually.
• Consider leaving 5 minutes before full-time if you have young children to avoid crowds.

Registration Process

To purchase accessible tickets, you must first register as a disabled supporter with Liverpool FC by submitting documentation (DWP letter confirming mobility component of Disability Living Allowance, GP letter confirming disability nature, or Enhanced PIP confirmation).

Contact the disability ticketing team on 0151 264 2500 or email disability@liverpoolfc.com. Registration is processed within 5-7 working days.

Wheelchair Accessible Locations

• Main Stand: Wheelchair bays in all three tiers with excellent elevated views, particularly in the upper tier. Lower Main Stand (level 2) has low-counter catering facilities and is near a Changing Places toilet. Main Stand Middle has waiter service available for wheelchair users.
• The Kop: Wheelchair spaces pitch-side with partial weather coverage (may get wet in heavy rain). Views are directly behind the goal. Up to two personal assistants can accompany each wheelchair user. A Changing Places facility is located in the Kop.
• Anfield Road Stand Lower: Home wheelchair spaces pitch-side, up to two personal assistants allowed. Away wheelchair spaces (approximately 24) are also pitch-side and may be exposed to weather. Accessible toilets are shared between home and away supporters.
• Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand: Wheelchair spaces available with hospitality options. No alcohol sales for wheelchair users in this stand. Waiter service available.

Personal Assistant Policy

Liverpool FC provides up to two complimentary personal assistant tickets depending on level of assistance required. Personal assistants are seated next to or directly behind wheelchair users. You must specify your need for personal assistants when booking.

Accessible Parking

Limited accessible parking is available and must be requested when purchasing match tickets. Stanley Park Car Park offers 50 accessible spaces (non-matchday). Anfield Road Car Park has 25 accessible bays.

Accessible parking costs approximately £15 and must be pre-booked. Due to high demand, the club cannot guarantee parking for all disabled supporters.

Drop-Off Points

Designated blue badge drop-off points are located at:

• Gilman Street (Kop entrance)
• Oakfield Road (Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand)
• Arkles Lane (Anfield Road Stand)

Matchday staff assist with directions from drop-off points to accessible entrances.

Facilities and Services

• Changing Places toilets (with hoists) in the Kop and Main Stand Lower (Level 2).
• Standard accessible toilets throughout stadium require RADAR keys (available from stewards).
• Audio descriptive commentary available for visually impaired supporters (request headset in advance).
• Low-counter catering in Anfield Road, Kop, Main Stand Lower and Upper.
• Easy-access seating available for ambulant disabled supporters at ground level in multiple stands.