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Hill Dickinson Stadium Seating Chart & Views
Understanding Hill Dickinson Stadium's Seating Layout
Hill Dickinson Stadium seats 52,769 spectators across four distinct stands. The stadium's bowl design ensures unrestricted views from every seat, there are no pillars or obstructions anywhere in the stadium.
The stadium features three concourse levels: Level 00 (lower tier), Level 02 (upper tier), and Level 03 (premium Club View areas). One of the stadium's cleverest features is that you can reach approximately three-quarters of the seating on a single concourse level, making it easy to meet friends or explore food options.
East Stand
The stadium’s ‘front door’ facing The Plaza. Two tiers of general admission plus Club View premium seating (blocks 321–324) on Level 03 with enhanced facilities.
South Stand (The Home End / Blue Wall)
The atmosphere hub: lower tier safe standing (rail seating) for up to 13,000 fans, steep gradients, and a concourse designed to keep energy high.
West Stand
Hospitality-heavy with premium seating and Village Street, an internal entertainment area with multiple bars. Players’ tunnel, dugouts, and media facilities sit here.
North Stand
Away fans in the northeast corner; home fans plus a designated family section in the northwest corner with kid-friendly concessions and alcohol-free zones.
Accessibility highlights include: 279 wheelchair positions, 366 easy access seats, 58 accessible restrooms, 3 Changing Places facilities, 1 sensory room, and 19 accessible lifts.
Best Seats for Different Viewing Experiences
Best for Overall Field View
For the clearest tactical perspective, choose East or West Stand upper tier seats between blocks 310–330 (East) or 301–311 (West), roughly between the two penalty areas. Rows 15–30 are a sweet spot. Club View seats in the East Stand (blocks 321–324) are positioned for optimal viewing angles.
Best for Atmosphere
The South Stand lower tier is unmatched for atmosphere. If you want intensity without safe standing, choose South Stand upper tier or East Stand lower tier nearest the South Stand.
Best for Seeing Goals Up Close
Behind-goal seats in the South Stand (home end) or North Stand put you right behind the net. Rows 5–20 offer a strong compromise between proximity and sight lines.
Best for Families
The Family Stand in the North Stand northwest corner is designed for families and includes alcohol-free areas and kid-friendly concessions. Aim for rows 10–20.
Best for Photography
East and West Stand upper tiers near the halfway line offer great angles for field photography. For architecture shots, upper tier corners showcase the bowl design (note: these corners can be more exposed in bad weather).
Best Seating for Kids at Hill Dickinson Stadium
The Family Stand in the North Stand's northwest corner is specifically designed for fans with children under 14. No alcohol is sold in this section, stewards are trained to assist families, and restrooms are nearby, crucial for younger children.
Aim for rows 10–20 so children can see over heads without too many steps. Age guidance: Family Stand (4–14), East Stand lower tier (8+), South Stand safe standing (best for 14+).
- Bring snacks (stadium food is available but can add up for families).
- Consider ear defenders for very young children.
- Plan a meeting point in case you get separated (The Plaza works well).
Best Seating for Accessibility at Hill Dickinson Stadium
Hill Dickinson Stadium sets a new benchmark for accessibility in English soccer, with 279 wheelchair-accessible spaces distributed across all stands at both pitchside and elevated levels. Companion seats are provided free of charge for all wheelchair positions.
Booking Accessible Seats
Contact Everton’s Accessibility Team on 0151 556 1878 (option 1, then 2, followed by 3) or email accessibility@evertonfc.com. Book early for high-demand fixtures.
Getting There
Accessible parking must be booked with your game ticket and costs £15 (limited availability). A free accessible shuttle bus operates between Sandhills Station and Boundary Street (~175m from the stadium) but must be booked in advance.
Facilities
58 accessible restrooms, 3 Changing Places facilities, and sensory/quiet spaces (sensory room, sensory box, quiet rooms) support a wide range of needs. Audio description services are available on request; assistance dogs are welcome.