Pre-book
Parking
Book nearby parking in advance and check local event-day restrictions before driving to the stadium area.
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Visitor travel guide
Getting to Bramley-Moore Dock
Plan your journey to Hill Dickinson Stadium by parking, train, bus, walking, cycling or ferry for Everton matches, concerts and major events.
Planning your journey
Start with your route, then plan the rest of your visit.
Bramley-Moore Dock sits on Liverpool's northern waterfront, close to Regent Road and the wider Ten Streets area. The best travel option depends on whether you are visiting for a match, stadium tour, concert or wider city break.
For busy event days, check travel updates before you set off and allow extra time around the stadium footprint.
Closest rail station
Sandhills on the Merseyrail network.
Parking advice
Pre-book nearby parking and check matchday restrictions.
Event-day tip
Road closures and crowd management may change routes.
Travel options
Choose the best way to travel.
Use these options as a starting point, then check live travel information before your journey.
Sandhills
Rail
Sandhills is the closest station on the Merseyrail network. Check network maps and live service updates.
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Local routes
Bus
Several local bus routes pass close to Bramley-Moore Dock. Check operators before travelling.
Plan a bus journey →
On foot
Walking
Walking can work well from parts of Liverpool city centre, especially if you are staying nearby or eating before the event.
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Cycle stands
Cycling
Cycle stands are available around Regent Road and the dock wall inside the stadium footprint.
Plan a cycling route →
Visitor travel
Ferry
Visitors travelling from Belfast or the Isle of Man can check sailing options before planning onward travel in Liverpool.
Check Stena Line →
Driving to the stadium
Parking near Bramley-Moore Dock.
Driving can be convenient, but event-day parking is likely to be busy. We recommend pre-booking where possible and checking local restrictions before travelling.
- Pre-book nearby spaces. Use the dedicated parking guide to compare options before travelling.
- Check local restrictions. Liverpool City Council operates an event-day parking zone around the stadium area.
- Allow extra time. Road closures and crowd management can affect routes before and after events.
Detailed routes
Detailed travel options.
Useful links for public transport, walking, cycling and ferry travel to Liverpool.
Train and Merseyrail
The closest station is Sandhills on the Merseyrail network. From there, follow official event-day guidance and local signage towards the stadium.
Bus routes
Bus routes listed for the stadium area include 20, 26, 47, 56 and T054. Timetables can change, so check with the operator before travelling.
Walking
Walking may be a good option from city-centre hotels, restaurants, bars and rail stations. Always check the safest current route before setting off.
Cycling
Cycle parking stands are available for public use along Regent Road and the dock wall inside the stadium footprint. Bicycles are left at the owner's risk.
Please note that there is no access to the stadium for
supporters to collect bicycles once the stadium closes
post-match.
Ferry from Belfast
For ferries from Belfast to Liverpool, check sailing availability with Stena Line before planning onward travel to Bramley-Moore Dock.
Ferry from the Isle of Man
For ferries from Douglas to Liverpool, check availability and timetables with the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company.
Keep planning
Continue planning your visit.
Once your travel is sorted, explore places to stay, eat, drink and visit around the stadium.
Travel FAQ
Getting here FAQs.
Quick answers for visitors planning a journey to Bramley-Moore Dock.
What is the closest train station to Bramley-Moore Dock?
Sandhills is the closest station on the Merseyrail network. Check current services before travelling, especially on matchdays and event days.
Can I park near Hill Dickinson Stadium?
Parking is available nearby, but spaces may be limited around major events. We recommend checking the dedicated parking guide and pre-booking where possible.
Are there bus routes close to the stadium?
Routes listed for the stadium area include 20, 26, 47, 56 and T054. Timetables can change, so check with Stagecoach or Arriva before travelling.
Is cycling to the stadium possible?
Cycle parking stands are available around Regent Road and the dock wall inside the stadium footprint. Bicycles are left at the owner's risk.
Should I check for road closures before travelling?
Yes. Road closures, parking restrictions and crowd management measures can affect routes around matches, concerts and other stadium events.
Please note that all travel recommendations, including parking,
cycling and walking routes, are provided for informational purposes
only. We do not accept any liability for loss, damage or incidents
occurring as a result of using these recommendations. Visitors are
responsible for their own safety and for making suitable arrangements
when travelling.