Getting to Liverpool

By road - Anfield is located near the centre of Liverpool and is easily accessible from all major routes into the city.  The stadium is just 3 miles from the city centre, 4 miles from the M62 and 7 miles from the end of the M57 and M58.  The stadium is well sign posted from the city centre.  Please be aware that car parking space around the stadium is limited so you should either arrive early or leave your car in the city centre and use one of the following bus or rail links to reach the stadium.

By bus - Buses are available from various points around the city.  Take a 26 or 27 from Paradise St. Interchange, a 17 or 217 from Queen Square bus station.  Both of these services go directly to the ground.  Alternatively the 68 / 168 between Bootle and Aigburgh and the 14's and 19's (from Queens Square) stop a short distance from the stadium.

By Soccerbus - There are frequent buses from Bank Hall and Kirkdale Stations (on the Merseyrail Northern Line) to Anfield on all Premier League and Cup matches.  These buses will run for 2 hours before kick off and for 50 minutes after the final whistle.  A single journey will cost just £1.50 and you can pay as you board.  The service is free for people with a valid Tioplus, Trio, Solo or Saveaway ticket or Merseyrail Free Travel Pass holders.

By rail - Lime Street Railway Station is just 2 miles from the stadium.  Taxi's from the station to the ground will cost approximately £4 for up to 5 people.  Alternatively buses run from Queen Square Bus Station, which is just 2 minutes from Lime Street Station.  On match days you can use the Merseyrail network to link up with the Soccerbus service.

By air - Liverpool John Lennon airport is approximately 10 miles from Anfield.  From the airport you can use a taxi or bus service.  A taxi will cost around £15.  Alternatively catch the 80A or 86A bus service to Liverpool South Parkway bus / rail interchange and ask for a rail ticket to Anfield.

Accessibility

There are a limited number of spaces available for disabled supporters in the Anfield Road, Paddock and Kop stands.  Tickets are available for general sale several weeks before a match.  Please see the official club website for details of when tickets go on sale.  There are spaces for personal assistants to sit with disabled visitors.  If you would like more information please call the club using the numbers provided below:

Emma Harrison - 0151 2642320
David Evans - 0151 2642221
Please click here to visit the official club website for details of ticket sales and availability.

Anfield Tour

Enjoy a guided tour around Anfield and see behind the scenes areas such as the changing rooms and dug out.  Tours are conducted by an experienced member of staff and will take approximately 1 hour to complete.  Tour and museum tickets can be purchased together and cost:

Adult - £10.00
OAP / Child - £6.00
Families - £25.00

We would recommend that you book your stadium tour prior to your visit as they can be very popular and places can be limited.  Please note that tours are not conducted on match days.

Club Shop and Museum

The club shop and museum opening hours are as follows:

Club Shop - 10am - 5 pm (7 days a week)
Museum - 10am - 5pm.  (7 days a week) Last admission is at 4pm or 1 hour before kick off on match days.  The museum costs £5 for adults, £3 for OAP's / children and £13 for families.  Tickets for the museum can be purchased on the day, or by prior arrangement. 

Match Days

Traffic is very heavy on all roads and public transport systems before and after a match.  To check timetables and avoid delays contact Traveline Merseyside on 0870 608 2 608 (available 8am - 8pm 7 days a week).