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Explore Anfield Stadium and dive into Liverpool FC’s rich history at our fun, interactive museum. You’ll get exclusive access to cool spots like the Player’s Tunnel and Dressing Rooms, with friendly guides and handy audio guides to help you along the way.
Start in the Main Stand for some great pitch views and Liverpool’s skyline. Feel the excitement of matchdays with some awesome immersive technology.
Discover the club’s legendary past and check out must-see spots like the Press Conference Room, the iconic This Is Anfield sign, Player’s Tunnel, Managerial Dugout, and the Dressing Rooms.
New multimedia handsets make the tour even better, and stadium guides are always around for a chat or to answer any of your questions.
Your ticket also gets you into The Liverpool FC Story, our interactive museum.
Don’t miss the vibrant exhibition celebrating the 19/20 season squad’s fantastic achievements and, new for Summer 2023, The Jamie Carragher Collection. It’s part of the Two Local Lads Who Shook The Kop exhibit, alongside the Steven Gerrard Collection – a real treat for all Liverpool FC fans.
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Wheelchair Access
All Anfield stadium tours have wheelchair access.
Carers
Carers are entitled to free entry as long as they bring proof with them.
Tour accessibility guide:
https://www.accessable.co.uk/liverpool-football-club/access-guides/stadium-tour-liverpool-liverpool-football-club-anfield
The Anfield stadium tour lets you experience the home of the most successful club in English football.
Gain enthralling insights into Anfield’s illustrious history and Liverpool FC’s plans for a great future.
On this tour, you will be taken to previously unseen parts of the stadium, and get the chance to appreciate the atmosphere from the finest seats in the arena. As you enter onto the pitch area and turn to your right you will wonder at the sight of the greatest terrace in football, the Spion Kop.
A visit to the Anfield Press Room is another fantastic opportunity during the Anfield stadium tour. Here an interactive experience will enable you to follow in the paths of legends such as Shankly, Paisley, and King Kenny Dalglish. You can also visit the dressing room used by the current great team.
Before or after the Anfield Stadium Tour remember to pop into the Boot Room Sports Cafe.
This will be a memorable trip with wonderful photo chances at every turn.
How long does the tour typically last?
The duration of the tour can vary, but it generally takes around 1 to 2 hours to fully enjoy all aspects.
Do I need to book the tour in advance?
It’s highly recommended to book your tour in advance due to high demand and limited availability, especially during peak times.
How early should I arrive before my tour starts?
It’s recommended to arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour time, especially if you need to find parking or collect tickets.
Are there any parking fees at Anfield?
Parking fees may apply, and it’s best to check the current rates and availability on the Liverpool FC website or by contacting the stadium directly.
What public transport options are available to reach Anfield Stadium?
Anfield is well-served by public transport. You can take buses from Liverpool city centre, which have stops near the stadium. The nearest train stations are Lime Street and Sandhills, and from there, you can catch a soccer bus or a taxi to the stadium.
Is the tour accessible for people with disabilities?
Anfield Stadium strives to be accessible to all visitors, but it’s recommended to check in advance for specific accessibility needs.
Can I take photos during the tour?
Yes, photography is generally allowed in most areas of the tour for personal use, but restrictions may apply in certain sections.
What areas of Anfield Stadium will I get to see on the tour?
You’ll explore exclusive areas like the Player’s Tunnel, Dressing Rooms, Press Conference Room, and Managerial Dugout, and get to see the iconic This Is Anfield sign.
What does the multimedia handset provide?
The multimedia handset offers an interactive layer to your tour, providing additional information, insights, and a more engaging experience.
Are guides available during the tour?
Yes, knowledgeable live guides and audio guides are available to enhance your experience and provide insightful information.
Is there a museum at Anfield Stadium?
Yes, your ticket includes access to The Liverpool FC Story, the club’s interactive museum.
What special exhibits are in the museum?
The museum features exhibitions like the celebration of the 19/20 season squad’s achievements and The Jamie Carragher Collection, part of the Two Local Lads Who Shook The Kop exhibit.
Are there facilities for bicycle parking at Anfield?
Yes, there are bicycle racks available near the stadium. However, space is limited, and it’s recommended to secure your bike properly.
Can I experience the matchday atmosphere during the tour?
The tour uses immersive technology to simulate the electrifying atmosphere of matchdays at Anfield.
Is there parking available at Anfield Stadium for tour visitors?
Yes, there is parking available. However, it’s limited and can be especially constrained on matchdays or during events. It’s advisable to arrive early or consider alternative transportation.
Is there a shuttle service to the stadium?
On matchdays, there are often special ‘soccer buses’ running from the city centre and other key points. For tours on non-matchdays, check local bus services for your best options.
Can I use a taxi or ride-sharing service to get to Anfield?
Yes, taxis and ride-sharing services are a convenient way to get to Anfield. There are designated drop-off and pick-up points around the stadium.
Is there accessible parking available for those with disabilities?
Yes, Anfield Stadium provides accessible parking spaces for visitors with disabilities. It’s advisable to contact the stadium in advance to ensure availability.
Is it easy to find a taxi back to the city centre after the tour?
Taxis are generally available around the stadium, especially after tours or events. However, it might be wise to pre-book during busy times.
Are there any recommended hotels nearby with shuttle service to Anfield?
Some hotels in Liverpool offer shuttle services to Anfield on matchdays. It’s best to check with the hotel at the time of booking for this service.
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Wow, what an incredible stadium and place to take our Liverpool crazy son! He absolutely loved visiting Anfield as had never been to a game. In some ways, this was just as good if not better!
I took my 7 year old son for a stadium tour on 22/10/17 and he had a great time!
The tour guides we met are a credit to the club, extremely helpful and friendly.
Been on the LFC Stadium many times. Totally brilliant. Whenever we are in Liverpool has to be done. Gutted that we will not to be able to do it next week when we are coming to Liverpool for 4 days. Due to the building work there are no tours. :( :(. Have to wait for our next trip was looking forward to seeing the new stand
Not really a football fan but was visiting Liverpool so went on the tour with a friend.
John and kyran were amazing and really made the tour stand out! Hats off to them both!
Good insight to the ground and club history - very enjoyable! Again thanks to the guides
Had a great tour on sunday 15th march 2015 well worth the money. The tour guides alan and john were excellent. Well worth the journey down from edinburgh