In this guide, you will gain information on how to get to the Everton ground and, when you are there, what the rules and guidelines are for a successful trip to the ground. We also cover information on what is available around the ground.
Whether you are new to visiting the Everton ground or a seasoned fan with lots of experience in watching matches at Goodison Park, it is worthwhile refreshing your memory with the following information. This information is primarily for away supporters visiting on match days.
Fun Facts about Everton
Everton is a Premier League team; their manager is Sean Dyche, who was appointed manager in 2023. Their nickname is ‘The Toffees’.
There are many reasons why Everton is so popular, including:
- History of longevity in the Premier League
- Local fans that love the team
- Electric ground atmosphere
If this is interesting then you can learn more about the Everton Registered Squad here.
How do I get to the Ground?
Goodison Park is accessible by many modes of transport, including rail, car, and by taxi, depending on where you are traveling from on match day. Up-to-date information can be found via the website, and information on rail timetables and taxi/bus contact details can also be found on the club website.
If you are traveling by rail, the closest station to Goodison Park is Kirkdale, with a connection to Liverpool Central. You can alternatively pre-book a taxi or find out the bus timetables online.
If you want to drive to Goodison Park, there is on-street parking outside the ground, making it easy for you to park if you are within driving distance of the club.
Are there any Away Fan Clubs and Bars Available?
Visiting fans have always enjoyed pre-match drinks before a game at Goodison Park, and it is recommended to have a pre-match drink in the center of Liverpool rather than the Everton supporter’s bars around the ground. With Liverpool being such a huge city, there are a number of bars and clubs to accommodate a pre-match drink for you and your friends.
Are there any Negatives in Goodison Park for Away Fans?
Fans in the past have complained as alcohol is not permitted to be sold to away fans after halftime in any match. It is the policy of the club, and it is fulfilled no matter what by staff within Goodison Park ground.
Away fans have also complained about the ground looking tired and in need of a facelift or upgrade in facilities and also that the seating on lower tiers could be upgraded.
Goodison Park is home to many major other events such as concerts, Christmas parties, weddings, and much more for supporters and fans throughout the town of Liverpool. They pride themselves on being for the fans and are the first major football venue to open their doors in Liverpool, closely followed by Anfield.