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    Everton announce ticket pricing structure for new season at Hill Dickinson Stadium

    July 28, 20253 Mins Read
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    Along with having a brand new stadium on the waterfront will come more changes, not all of them favourable to the supporters of Everton Football Club.

    While we are now past the days of watching the men’s team with obstructed views, moving from the rickety Goodison Park is going to hit the pockets of the fans pretty hard in some cases at the new 52,769 seater Hill Dickinson Stadium on the banks of the River Mersey.

    The club today announced the new ticket pricing structure for the upcoming 2025-26 season and has already been raising eyebrows among the more vocal parts of the fanbase on social media.

    For 2025/26, the Club has introduced a broader pricing model, with all Men’s Senior team games to fall into one of three categories – A, B or C.

    The pricing ensures there is a broad range of options across the stadium, with kids’ tickets starting at £9, adult prices from £18.78, and some of the best value seating available in the dedicated Family Stand.

    The landmark and highly-anticipated opening home fixture of the season against Brighton and Hove Albion on Sunday 24 August (KO 2pm BST) has been designated as a Category A fixture.

    The Toffees have had some of the most affordable ticket prices for youngsters, and that is set to continue at their new home.

    In line with our Season Ticket pricing for young Blues, we are proud to continue our policy of offering family-friendly prices for Kids (Under-11s) and Juniors (11-17), with tickets available to our youngest supporters from as little as £9 for Category C fixtures, £11 for Category B and £13 for Category A.

    A new, bespoke ‘Youth’ pricing category is also on offer to 14 to 21-year-olds in the lower South Stand rail seating (standing) section – helping teenagers and young adults experience what promises to be one of the most atmospheric areas of our new home*.

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    There will even be some adult tickets available for £18.78 each to recognize the year of the club’s founding.

    In honour of our founding year, a limited number of Adult tickets will be available in the upper section of the North Stand at the symbolic price of £18.78.

    This initiative reinforces our mission to keep football affordable and inclusive, especially in challenging times.

    Ticket Prices At A Glance

    South Stand: Adult tickets prices between £60-£71. Youth (14-21) price category introduced in lower rail seating (standing) section – a new addition starting from £45.

    East and West Stands: Adult tickets priced at £65 (Category C), £70 (Category B) and £75 (Category A).

    Family Stand: Under-11s can enjoy the action from as little as £9, with Juniors (11-17) fixed at £19 across all three price categories. Adults between £55-£63.

    North Stand: Affordable prices starting at £18.78 for a limited number of Adult tickets across all three price categories, then £58 (Category C), £62 (Category B), £67 (Category A); and £9 for Under-11s.

    Over-65s tickets starting from £41 for Category C games, £44 for Category B and £47 for Category A.

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