Everton FC updates its online Travel Hub ahead of final test event at Hill Dickinson Stadium this weekend

Everton has updated the online Travel Hub, which brings together all the relevant and official travel information ahead of the final test event this weekend.

Hill Dickinson Stadium, located to the north of the city centre, is conveniently served by all forms of public transport, which will be fully operational for the sell-out clash against AS Roma (3pm KO), followed by an Everton v AS Roma Legends game (5.15pm KO).

Transport providers have confirmed plans for additional and longer trains to nearby Sandhills station, which will benefit from an additional entrance via a newly-installed pedestrian bridge, as well as Accessible Shuttle Buses from the station to the stadium.

An increased number of shuttle bus services will run from Bootle Strand, Kirkby, and Liverpool City Centre (Commutation Row and Liverpool ONE) to and from Hill Dickinson Stadium, before and after the game.

The ferry services between Seacombe and Pier Head, which could also become a regular matchday feature, will again be in operation.

Fans are also reminded that Hill Dickinson Stadium is also easily accessible on foot and bicycle from Liverpool City Centre. We encourage anyone considering this mode of transport to watch the video with Evertonian Simon O’Brien and his experience of cycling to stadium.

All of the options available to supporters, including parking, road closure information and key travel advice, can be found at the Hill Dickinson Stadium Travel Hub by visiting: Travel Hub – Everton Football Club

More information about the final test event, including food and beverage options, how to use digital tickets, an update on Blue Badge Parking and what fans can expect within the stadium footprint, will be announced next week.

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