Everton Stadium Transport Guide for EURO 2028
How do I get to the new Everton Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock?
Sandhills Merseyrail, dockside walks and matchday shuttles to Liverpool's new waterfront venue.
Everton Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock is on the Liverpool waterfront, north of the city centre. The closest Merseyrail station is Sandhills on the Northern line, around 15 minutes on foot via dedicated matchday walking routes along the docks. From Liverpool city centre the walk along the River Mersey takes 25 to 30 minutes. Matchday bus shuttles operate from Liverpool ONE and the Pier Head. Parking at the venue itself is highly restricted; pre-booked spaces at nearby business-park car parks in Bootle are the main option for car drivers. Trains from across the UK arrive at Liverpool Lime Street, with onward Merseyrail connections to Sandhills.
Quick facts
- Merseyrail
- Sandhills (Northern line) — 15 min walk
- From city centre
- ~25–30 min walk along the docks
- Shuttle bus
- Liverpool ONE / Pier Head on matchdays
- Parking
- Pre-booked spaces in Bootle business parks
Frequently asked questions
- What is the closest train station to Everton Stadium?
- Sandhills on Merseyrail's Northern line is the closest, around 15 minutes' walk along dedicated matchday routes. Liverpool Central is 25–30 minutes on foot along the River Mersey.
- Are there matchday shuttle buses to Everton Stadium?
- Yes. Shuttles run from Liverpool ONE and the Pier Head on matchdays, with frequent departures before kick-off and continuous service for around 90 minutes after the final whistle.