Last updated: 23.01.2024 at 10:43am
Attending a Liverpool match for the first time? Look no further as we answer all your questions from travel to seating at Anfield Stadium. Plus see how you can be there - right at the heart of action - with Liverpool FC premium hospitality packages.
Buy Liverpool FC hospitality nowLiverpool Stadium Quick Facts
Anfield capacity
The capacity of Liverpool’s stadium, Anfield is 61,276.
Anfield address
Anfield Stadium's address is Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4 OTH.
Anfield historical information
Anfield was originally built in 1884, it was first built to be a rugby stadium and was first built for Everton FC. In 1892 Liverpool FC established it as their home stadium after Everton FC argued over rent disputes.
Best Seats at Liverpool Stadium
Founders Lounge hospitality
With Founders Lounge hospitality enjoy padded, heated seats on Level 1 of the upper tier of the Anfield Road Stand. There will also be a five course dining experience before you sit down to enjoy the match.
Anfield Beat Lounge hospitality
With Anfield Beat Lounge hospitality you will be located in Main Stand Lower Tier - Block L16. You will have direct access from the lounge to your seats so you won't miss a beat of action from these epic seats. Enjoy Liverpool in style!
How To Get to Liverpool Stadium
Anfield Stadium by bus
Liverpool FC have recently announced a new 926 bus service operated by Arriva that offers pre and post match bus services that run between Liverpool One Bus Station and Everton Valley. The non stop service is a new alternative to the 26 and 27 buses.
There are multiple bus routes that serve Anfield Stadium including the Matchday Express 917 service that runs every 10 minutes from Liverpool City Centre, ticket prices are as follows
- Adult return: £4.00
- Young person day ticket: £2.20
- Group return (4 adults): £12.00
Anfield Stadium by train
The nearest train stations to Anfield include Liverpool Lime Street which is 2 miles from the stadium, and Sandshill Station which is served by buses to and from Anfield on matchdays. It is possible to walk from Liverpool Lime Street which we suggest as a brilliant option to get to Anfield as you can soak in the atmosphere on the way to the game.
Anfield Stadium by bike
You may also want to cycle to Anfield. If you plan on cycling there is a free service called The Cycle Hub which allows you to drop off and lock your bike safely. TheCycle Hub is situated at the top of the Stanley Car Park which is only a few minutes walk from Anfield Road. You will be given a receipt so you can pick your bike up hassle free after the match.
Anfield Stadium by taxi
You may also want to get a taxi to Anfield. Taxis from the city centre to Anfield will most likely cost between £8-£10. Please note that taxi drivers must abide by meter rates.
Anfield Stadium by car
Trying to get to Anfield by car is the hardest way to try to get to Anfield and we therefore do not recommend it. As Anfield is located in a residential area there is no parking scheme available plus there is only pre allocated parking for disabled supporters.
What Support Services Are Available at Liverpool Stadium?
Anfield Fan Support staff
Fan support staff are there to assist fans on matchdays. You will be able to spot a member of staff by their yellow jackets and will be noticeable around the stadium with information flags.
Anfield ticket office
The ticket office is found underneath the Kop Stand. The address for the ticket office is Walton Breck Road, L4 OTH.
Anfield accessibility features
Anfield always strives to be world class in its accessibility features. For wheelchair spaces they are located throughout the stadium including Lower Anfield Road, The Kop, Main Stand and the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand. There is also ambulant seating in the Lower Main Stand, Lower Anfield Road and The Kop.
Images (L-R): Premier Club Ticket seating map, Village Hospitality seating map, Private Box seating map, Anfield Beat Lounge seating map
Anfield Fan Zones
There is a brand new fan zone on Anfield Road that has been only recently announced by Liverpool. The Fan Zone will open 4 hours before kick off and have exciting features including live music, football zones, games, and an appearance from Reds players. You may only access the fan zone as home members and if you have a valid ticket.
Anfield food & drink
There is varied and extensive eating and drinking options at Anfield including:
In the Main Stand and The Kop
- Draught Bars
- Hot Dogs
- Burgers and Fries
- Sweets
Kenny Dalglish Stand
- Bottle bars
- Burgers
- Sweets
- Hot Dogs
Anfield Stadium Tour
Anfield Stadium tours offer a fantastic opportunity to explore the history and iconic features of one of the most renowned football stadiums in the world. Visitors can enjoy exclusive access to areas such as the Press Conference Room, the legendary This Is Anfield sign, and the Home dressing room, immersing themselves in the magic of Liverpool FC.
To make your visit even more memorable, why not complete your day with premium hospitality tickets to a Liverpool match? Experience top-tier football with the best views, exceptional service, and an unforgettable atmosphere.
Buy Liverpool FC hospitality nowRetail store
The retail store which last had a major renovation in 2017 is located at 181 Walton Breck Road, L4 ORE. The store has a VIP fan area , a fan activation zone and more. Make sure you have the shirt donned with your favourite player's name so you can truly be part of the action.
What Facilities Are Available at Liverpool Stadium?
Toilets
There are ample toilets throughout Anfield Stadium. Including in hospitality areas, outside the stadium and in concourse areas.
Cash points
There is a cash point on Walton Breck Road. The stadium is cashless so remember bank cards.
Wifi
‘LFC Fan Wifi’ is available throughout the stadium. It is free.
Multi faith room
There is a multi faith room available to use 3 hours before kick off and 1 hour after. It is accessible from 97 Avenue road which is next to the hospitality ticket collection booth.
What Safety and Security Measures Are in Place at Liverpool Stadium?
What can I bring to Anfield?
- Hand sanitiser up to 50ml
- Small bags no larger than A5
- Mobile phones
- Official merchandise in clear plastic retail carrier bags
- Crutches/walking aids
- Clear 500ml plastic bottle containing water with a sealed top
What can’t I bring to Anfield Stadium?
- Bags and suitcases
- Umbrellas
- Drink cartons, cans, plastic bottles over 500ml, glass bottles, and drinking glasses
- Baby buggies/prams
- Drones
- Laptops/computer tablets
- Video recording equipment and large-bodied cameras
- Alcohol
- Tools
- Knives/weapons and laser devices
- Smoke canisters/fireworks/flares and air horns
Bag policy
Anfield has a strict bag policy designed to minimize queue times and ensure easy access to your seats. Only bags that are A5-sized or smaller are permitted, or clear bags from purchases made at the LFC Store. All bags will be searched prior to entry to maintain safety and security.
Things To Do Near Liverpool Stadium
Accomodation
Hotels near Anfield Stadium include:
- Hotel Anfield
- The ARC Hotel
- The Kop View
- The Glenbuck Hotel Anfield
- Titanic Hotel Anfield
Things to Do in Liverpool
There are many exciting and fun things to do in Liverpool if you are visiting for the weekend to attend a game at Anfield, some activities include
- Sefton Park - a lovely haven of green space in the heart of Liverpool
- Shakespeare North Playhouse - attend a play at the theatre hub of the city
- The Beatles Story - enjoy the immersive Beatles Museum and enjoy the origin of the city's most famous band.
Liverpool City Centre has many great shopping options including Liverpool ONE A large open air retail store with over 170 stores.
Dining
Take your matchday experience to new heights with a visit to one of Liverpool's top-rated restaurants, perfect for pre- or post-match dining:
- Cowshed Liverpool – Known for its premium steaks and cozy atmosphere.
- Bamboo Brunch & Cocktails – A trendy spot for delicious brunch dishes and creative cocktails.
- Panoramic 34 – Enjoy stunning views of the city alongside fine dining.
- Bacaro – Renowned for its Venetian-inspired small plates and relaxed ambiance.
- The Vibe – A stylish eatery offering a diverse menu of modern dishes.
- Floating Grace – Liverpool’s unique dining experience on a floating restaurant.
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