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Goodison Park

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Goodison Park, home of the club

Photo: Arne Müseler from Salzburg, AT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · source

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FootyGrounds Away Day Score

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39,414
Capacity
1892
Opened
Liverpool
Town
78,299
Record crowd
100.5 × 68 m
Pitch size

Ground capacity 39,414 · record crowd 78,299 · figure from Wikipedia, checked 8 September 2026

Playing surface 100.5 × 68 metres (110 × 74 yards) · Grass surface · measurement published by the club or Wikipedia

Ground facts last updated 8 September 2026. Capacity, accessibility and development data are checked against club and planning sources.

A classic four-sided English ground in Walton, packed with archive and atmosphere.

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Matchday pubs

The five closest pubs to Goodison Park (L4 4EL), ordered by walking distance.

Full pub guide near Goodison Park
  • The Spellow

    Address unconfirmed

    0.1 mi

    3 min walk

  • The Brick

    44 County Road, Liverpool

    0.2 mi

    4 min walk

  • The Royal Oak

    272 Walton Road, Liverpool

    0.2 mi

    4 min walk

    Pub website
  • The Abbey

    Address unconfirmed

    0.2 mi

    4 min walk

  • JT's Bar

    53 County Road, Liverpool

    0.2 mi

    4 min walk

Pub locations sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and supporter reports.

Parking & travel

Full parking guide for Goodison Park

Kirkdale and Sandhills stations, plus Soccerbus shuttle from Sandhills.

Street parking around Stanley Park; club car parks are permit only.

  • Goodison Park Official Car Park

    Goodison Road

    £20.00 · 3 min walk

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    Club-run matchday parking. Pre-book online; expect a slow exit for 30 minutes after full time.

  • Liverpool Town Centre Multi-Storey

    Market Street, Liverpool

    £8.00 · 18 min walk

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    Cheaper park-and-walk option in the town centre with an easier getaway than the ground-side car parks.

Accessibility

249wheelchair spaces

Accessible parkingAccessible toiletsAudio commentarySensory roomAssistance dogs

Goodison Park offers 249 home wheelchair user spaces across all four stands, with 30 spaces for away supporters located in the lower North East Stand. Companions are seated adjacent to supporters. There are 366 easy access and amenity seats available in all four stands, with 310 of these accessed by more than seven steps but close to vomitory openings. The stadium has 58 accessible toilets, all fitted with RADAR locks and stewards carry keys. These are unisex, open outwards, and include appropriate height mirrors, hand dryers, and emergency alarms. Additionally, there are 20 gender-neutral toilets and enlarged cubicles in all male and female toilet blocks for ambulant disabled supporters. Au

Checked 7 Aug 2026. Always confirm details with the club before travelling.

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Ground history

  1. 1892

    A purpose-built ground

    Everton build the first major purpose-built football ground in England.

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