Stadium guides

Stadium guides

Practical stadium guides for visiting fans — how to get a ticket, reach the ground and get back afterwards.

Old Trafford →
Manchester United ticket routes, transport and stadium tours.
Emirates Stadium →
Arsenal ballots, north London transport and official tours.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium →
Four station approaches, membership and visitor attractions.
Anfield →
Liverpool FC, 61,276. Tickets, transport, seating, away end, hotels and entry rules.
Hill Dickinson Stadium →
Everton FC, 52,769. Waterfront transport, stands, away section, entry and tickets.

We publish a guide only once its facts are traceable to a first-party source. More clusters are in progress.

What a useful stadium guide should answer

A stadium page should do more than repeat a capacity and an address. The expensive mistakes happen around the edges: buying from a seller the club does not authorise, arriving with a bag that cannot pass security, choosing a station that still leaves an unexpected walk, or planning a connection that is impossible once the full crowd leaves.

Our guides separate the decision into four parts. First, confirm the official ticket route. Second, understand where your section and entrance sit. Third, compare transport in both directions. Finally, check the fixture-specific guidance close to matchday, because road controls and service patterns can change.

Current Liverpool stadium coverage

The collection currently covers both major men's grounds in Liverpool. Anfield has a complete set of focused guides for transport, seating, away supporters, bags, hotels and tours. Hill Dickinson Stadium coverage begins with the ground overview and a dedicated transport guide based on Everton and Merseytravel's operational advice.

We add a stadium only when there is enough primary-source material to make the page genuinely useful. That keeps this index smaller than a scraped directory, but each published cluster gives a visitor a safer path from search to turnstile.