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Arief Rachman |
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Kapal erin schulte sandar di pelabuhan.kita jalan2 ke stadion evetoon cukup 20menit udh smpai |
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Surya Star7 |
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Stadion yang luar biasa belum sempat ke guddioson park 👏 tapi ini upgrade yang luar biasa |
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Martina Novak |
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Hill Dickinson Stadium is a true breath of fresh air for all football lovers and fans of an authentic stadium atmosphere. From the very first moment, it leaves a powerful impression — a modern, brand-new venue dominated by beautiful shades of blue that perfectly reflect the club’s identity and create a striking visual experience.<br>The seating is excellently designed. No matter where you sit, the view of the pitch is fantastic, making the match a real pleasure to watch. The layout ensures that fans feel close to the action, fully engaged and connected to the game on the field.<br>The stadium is exceptionally clean, tidy, and secure, which adds to the overall comfort during your visit. The organization of entrances, movement within the stadium, and the overall infrastructure are at a very high level, allowing you to relax and focus entirely on what you came for — football.<br>What truly stands out is the atmosphere. The crowd is loud, passionate, and constantly singing throughout the match. This incredible fan energy can be felt in every corner of the stadium and gives each game a special character.<br>Overall, Hill Dickinson Stadium offers a top-class football experience — combining modern comfort, safety, excellent visibility, and an unforgettable fan atmosphere. A stadium you will always want to return to. |
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Fobby |
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Fantastic stadium. Visited to watch the Rugby League 🏉 magic weekend. Very impressed, well designed and very clean. Be aware that you will need to walk and long way to get there from the city (approx 2.5k). |
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James Kenny |
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Incredible stadium in a great setting, did the stadium tour probably the best I've been on. Mark & John our tour guides were incredibly knowledgeable about the club,stadium & the city of Liverpool. Not only that they were incredibly entertaining which made it all the better, their passion for the club & city came through it was a great tour. Hopefully I'll get the chance to visit for a match one day..! |
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Fred Hopper |
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Was not able to make an actual Toffies match on this visit to Liverpool but did take the stadium tour, which I thoroughly recommend. It does not have the history and charm of Goodison, but the club has done a fine job creating a modern, comfortable and welcoming space deserving for this storied top tier team. The location on the Mersey is beautiful. |
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Simon Lakin |
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Amazing new stadium, although not half as intimate as the old Goodison. Went for Lionesses game v Ukraine and sadly only half full. I imagine the atmosphere at a Premier League game is a lot more vibrant and louder.<br><br>Lots of stewards helping out wherever you looked and the stadium is impressive. My Everton supporting friend misses Goodison<br><br>Great experience... But I'd still rather be at Elland Road 😊 |
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Susie Winters |
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This stadiumn is incredible. Its a great walk from the train station seeing the harbourside being regenerated. The outside and right on the river makes it look spectacular.<br>The view onto the pitch is amazing its so steep you have nobody to block the pitch so you get a clear view and the closeness to the pitch gives the ground a real vibe.<br>Great toilets and plenty of them<br>Beer is pay as you go so no queuing.<br>Best stadium in the premiership by far. |
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Karin Cawley |
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Attended for the rugby league magic weekend. Wow what a beautiful stadium. Modern, great views from all sections, padded seats, plenty of refreshment places and very polite and well dressed staff. Rugby fans were all mixed in, happy and friendly towards each other despite supporting different teams, not like football. |
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Liv1329 |
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First time to the new stadium and they've done a fantastic job. We went for the Scotland game, sitting block 126, row 25, seats 328&329. Couldnt fault the view and doubt any seats would be bad tbf.<br><br>Staff couldn't have been friendlier and the food and drink options were incredible - particularly the special items made especially for the game. Great touch. Also, plenty of women's toilets!! 🙏🏻<br><br>The Plaza before the game had a great atmosphere and, again, plenty of food and drink options.<br><br>Only marked it down from 5star because there didn't appear to any transport options to/from the ground. Thankfully, we're mobile enough to have walked to/from Lime Street (approx 2miles) but the roads around the ground were stationary and jam-packed with cars so any pick-ups would have severly delayed anyway. It does feel like they're missing a trick here - or, at the very least, missing a trick in the awareness of any options.<br><br>But, all in all, great time. (Shame about the football...) |
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Joyce James |
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We had a great day here attending for the Fiji v England Rugby Union match.<br>We had a great view from our seats. Staff were very helpful and friendly.<br>Toilet were very clean and well kept.<br>Only reason I've marked it down was that a couple of the food/drink stalls ran out of water which on a boiling hot day is not good especially as the Fuji team who were hosting the match were sponsored by Fiji water, very ironic. |
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K Courtney |
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Fantastic stadium. Big, impressive, really well designed and thoughtfully planned out. Over the past few months you can feel the space starting to build more character as it evolves and becomes lived in.<br><br>It feels grand, with great views and plenty of space. Everything feels open and safe. It’s so different to Goodison, but it really does mark a new chapter in Everton history.<br><br>The facilities are great. There are lots of bars and food kiosks, with a good selection that’s continued to evolve over time. The menus have improved, new options have been introduced, and the quality is genuinely good for stadium food.<br><br>There are plenty of toilets available inside, easy access throughout, and quieter areas for visitors who may need a calmer space or additional support. |
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steven freeman |
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A brilliant stadium. Comfort and view. Good selection food and drink inside and outside venue (inside dock wall).<br>Toilets outside very basic, hopefully they improve that, inside all good. Parking plan ahead or go early like me and head Titanic hotel carpark £15 flat rate on match days. Stadium is 10/10 |
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Red Hand |
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An impressive modern stadium with striking architecture and a fantastic waterfront setting. The design stands out and creates a memorable first impression, while the surrounding area adds to the overall experience. A great landmark and well worth visiting if you’re exploring Liverpool |
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Gary Shek |
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Great stadium, located at the docks. Not the most salubrious part of Liverpool, and you walk past dilapidated buildings from Liverpools past. But the stadium itself is great, loads of space to hang around outside and even sit on steps Overlooking the docks and the Mersey. Inside is amazing, fantastic rail seating at one end to allow standing during the game. Toilets very modern and well stocked. Concourse is big with food outlets, automatic beer machines and tvs to catch up on the game while waiting for food. |
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Fiona Connolly |
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Thought it was a great experience.<br>Lovely and knowledgeable staff who were articulate and enthusiastic, their love for the Club came shining through.<br>Great value for money and the length of the tour was just right. Would recommend it wholeheartedly to all Evertonions and even non Toffees - the insight into what goes on behind the scenes for media duties, the facilities used by the players to prepare for games was eye opening - I had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back again |
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Darren Angell |
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Visited for the Fiji v England Rugby. Upper tier but great view. Good concourse. Bit of a queue to get out but was 50 thousand al heading the same way. |
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Hari Edwards |
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Best stadium in the league. Forget parking near the ground within a 2 mile radius you’ll get fined and it’ll take you an hour or two to get out. Just park in the city and walk over or get a e-bike or scooter |
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Carl Evans |
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Booked the stadium tour as a birthday present for a family member (who is an Everton fan) and was very impressed, even as a Liverpool fan myself!!!! Stadium is a stunning new home for Everton, with the acoustics in the ground (demonstrated by the guides) and the 1st team dressing room great to see, and were definite highlights. |
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Anthony Laven |
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Myself and my wife did the stadium tour we had 2 very knowledgeable guys taking us through the ground very interesting points about the build of the ground loads to see like the dressing rooms and the tunnel walk when z cars came on gave me goosebumps 10 out of 10 |
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Mikey |
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Fantastic looking stadium on the outside, still quite bare on the inside - but it’s a new stadium with plenty of time for Everton to make it their own. The facilities still all have that fresh smell and the cafe is quite nice. Recommend the 90min tour. The tour guide (whose name I cant remember) was brilliant. Really brought home how much the club means to him and how important the stadium is. One small point to note, there’s only route into the stadium and one route out. If it’s a match day, prepare for mayhem. |
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T |
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Attended the Fiji v England RU match today. Parked in Princes dock multi storey car park which has 18 floors and is approx 30mins walk from stadium. Parked 1300-1700 which cost £16.<br>Very narrow opening for thousands of people to walk through the dock walls and metal arches before reaching the stadium. My car keys set off the alarm but I was just waved through. Why have the security arch if you don't search people when the alarm sounds!<br>Plenty of turnstiles and stewards were assisting people. It was 30C so once inside the stadium the air con was very welcome. My son queued for 30mins at the drinks kiosk. Prices were reasonable but service very slow. The advertised drinks fountains to refill your water bottle have not been installed. Ridiculous, why advertise when non-existent!<br>The stadium seats are good and there is 360 degree unrestricted views from every seat but if you are attending a summer event in 30C heat I recommend you avoid the east stand as it is in full sun.<br>Son queued 30mins again before half time only to be advised the beer had all been sold! Very poor.<br>Overall a good experience but needs improvement. |
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Zebhammer |
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As a Hammers fan hate to say it, wonderful atmosphere, great facilities.<br>Magic Weekend. So pleased they are going back there next May. Cant wait.<br>Great views.<br>Noisy.<br>Plasti seats are plastic seats.<br>Food wasn't terrible even if the price is. Burger and chips over £12..<br>Plenty of toilets |
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Adam Barnard |
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Looks like a great stadium from the outside. We were passing from a different away day and thought to take a look.<br><br>Not much parking around the ground and the roads would be closed on a match day around the ground.<br><br>The security guard was kind enough to let us inside the gate just to get some photos. |
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Wirralian |
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As a Christmas present my wife purchased a ticket in Village Street for the Sunderland FA cup game.<br>This was my eighth visit to this great friendly stadium, with Village Street being an exceptional experience with friendly staff, eateries and top class bars, sitting enjoying my inclusive pre match meal and pint looking out on the Royal Blue Mersey, what other stadium could match the view?<br>Also, a padded seat near the halfway line, some family and friends say a padded cell watching and supporting the Toffees.<br>The only downside was the result and sitting just in front of the BBC Radio Newcastle commentator who described the Sunderland goalkeeper as saving the three penalties, commentator euphemism for I've never seen three penalties so poorly taken. |
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Anglo Saxon |
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The new church of Everton FC , went for the Rugby ! Looks incredible, easy 15 minute walk into Liverpool city centre. Definitely recommend 10/10 |
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Jonathon Bell |
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Decent stadium. I did need to get the app to get my tickets to work. Parking from a private provider (£20) just across the road. We were in the upper tier, but the view was still good enough. |
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Rob Cartwright |
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Fabulous stadium for football. Outside is rather lacking although there is plenty of space to add things. Inside ots a great view with comfortable seats and lots of leg room. Food offering better than usual too. |
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Rob Jones |
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Fantastic new stadium, great views and atmosphere! Facilities also really good. Getting in and out all seemed straightforward. Worth going |
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Marlon Sahota |
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A fantastic stadium, with easy views of the pitch. The food is nice, and offers a mix of cold and warm snacks. The toilets are clean, but can be hard to get to. Sometimes it can get crowded and difficult to enter, with sometimes absurd ticket prices (up to £400?!) for even bad seats. The parking is bad, like all stadiums and is about 1km away from the nearest car park.<br>Do not go for tourism<br>Have fun on your travels! |
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JF R |
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Village Street Hospitality review:<br><br>Anything but a VIP experience. The only thing remotely “premium” about the Village Street hospitality package was an average pre‑match meal and access to free beer, wine, and soft drinks.<br><br>The space itself feels more like an overcrowded food court than a hospitality lounge. The ceiling is low, there’s very limited seating, and you have almost no view of the outside — just a long corridor packed with people. Because of the lack of tables, many guests stock up on multiple drinks at once, leading to frequent spills and sticky floors. The small “bars” quickly become shoulder‑to‑shoulder crowded. The food is mediocre (though hopefully this will improve with time), and it’s surprising that there are no local specialties featured.<br><br>Overall, this feels like a case study in how *not* to design a premium fan experience.<br><br>**On the positive side:**<br>– The new stadium itself looks stunning inside and out, with a thoughtful mix of materials.<br>– The sound system is excellent, and the live music before the match adds energy.<br>– Toilets are modern, clean, and even have good soap!<br>– Staff were friendly, attentive, and clearly working hard despite the crowd.<br>– The overall atmosphere was lively thanks to the packed space.<br><br>In short, while the staff and setting deserve praise, the Village Street experience doesn’t yet live up to what you’d expect from a Premier League hospitality package. |
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Caroline Rowlands |
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Considering this cost £750m, I would be asking for a refund! Also, it seemed a surprise that 26000 people had sudden arrived at half time because the queues for food and drink were 30 mins. Given that the beer machine appeared not to be working, the logical answer would be to move to the closed bar areas where there might have been a chance of a full pint. As it was, we had to make do with warm cans of Corona in plastic cups at premium prices. |
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Darren McGirr |
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Great tour with friendly, knowledgeable guides, Bob, Sophie and another young lady who's name escapes me, but I did just turn 50. Great to see behind the scenes at the fabulous new stadium and I highly recommend the tour, not just to Evertonians but any football fan. You can even go for a pint or a bite to eat in the season ticket holders bar area after. Which of course we did. Thanks for the tour |
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Lee |
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Really enjoyed our 1st visit to Hill Dickenson. Yes it's very different to Goodison, but the place has good bones & should only get better. As a visiting fan we had a great time, even the walk back into the City is nice but did feel like a long trek. No trouble for us and a great atmosphere in general. Felt for an old bloke who fell over on the walk back though and the location isn't the best for anyone who has limited mobility. Probably good to go early/leave a bit later if so? Liked the area around the ground and how the development has mixed new with old. Definitely felt like an attraction with plenty to explore and recommend arriving at least an hour or so before kick off. Some good looking bars around, but mostly for Everton fans. We were kindly upgraded to the Trinity Bar hospitality, but to be honest if we'd paid full price I'd be scoring this much lower. It'll take time I guess, but the package didn't compare greatly to Spurs or a few other grounds we've treated ourselves to hospitality at. Started badly by being directed to the wrong area, but with no table/perch, let alone a seat, we ended up eating standing up with our drinks at our feet. The food was ok but nothing to shout home about with small portions. Drinks were good, even the coffee wasn't bad and queues never lengthy although again, had better at other grounds. The place/ground in general and overall experience will take time to shape its identity I guess and the offer will hopefully improve. Nice there was a band on and some entertainment. The pitch area itself is decent. Different to Goodison but good to hear and see some of the traditions maintained. Hope to return one day though and experience the away end. Well done to getting the project over the line and experiencing the next chapter in the Everton story. |
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Ryan Balch |
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Imagine spending £750m+ on a new stadium just to have AFC Bournemouth run riot it in it for over 10 minutes (no wonder some of the locals were unhappy after).<br><br>Otherwise pleasant visit, great views, atmosphere lacking but probably due to the above scenario as well as howling wind and rain. Quick turnstile F+B service, and concrete walls allow good sound acoustics for post-victory serenading |
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Carl Thompson |
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I don't really want to knock the place but getting in was a slow going, went upstairs to the concourse to get some food which ok tbf asked for the condiments and was told they where over the other side of the concourse? The toilet set up is all wrong too crammed and narrow, good view and three goals and points made up for it |
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Andy Johnston |
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Hard to rate this stadium as a Red, but tbh it’s a lovely stadium! Fans close to the action and they manage to fit a lot into a small space. I watched Ivory Coast v Scotland and enjoyed the venue very must. |
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Stephen Lee |
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What a great stadium for a the first visit not much room for food and drinks area toilet are a joke the smallest toilet ive seen ridiculous good veiw where ever your sat in the away end only problem is leaving nothing but carnage and its a good 10 to 15 mins walk to the coaches not a copper in site Staff was nice and friendly MC friendly sent them a email about me come they was there waiting for me to arrive and inside the stadium absolutely brilliant couldnt of asked for more from them looking forward to coming back |
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Jamie Goulding |
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Superb stadium. Great layout, fantastic atmosphere to add as well. The only snag was getting in to the ground, was a bit like cattle getting in. The other is the area is slightly under developed with no food outlets, but inside the walls of the stadium there was a few food vans dotted around.<br><br>But plenty of parking around the area. |
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Mark Gillespie |
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A pain to exit the Stadium and surrounding wall outside.<br>Then congested going over a small bridge.<br>Wish newbuilds would sort out crowds easily exiting the area before opening.<br>A shame, as I like the Stadium itself. |
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Cate |
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Attended an evening function on the first floor- an impressive view and meal was amazing. Stadium<br>Staff were welcoming and access to venue was straightforward. |
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Julie Evans |
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The tour was great and lead by passionate staff. Ron, Frank and Sophie guided us around the stadium which was really impressive. The tour included the changing rooms and press area’s. The guides were really knowledgable and shared facts and history about the club. The tour took around an hour and a half. There were lots of photo opportunities and we were actively encouraged to photograph and video and the guides were happy to assist taking photo’s.<br>This tour is essential for any Everton fan and makes a perfect gift. |
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Amit Jethwa |
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Latest new Stadium to be built in the Premier League- UK. Nice stadium, Guinness & Beer vending machine. Decent location on the docks. Lots of positives about it. Was Everton’s first loss at their new ground. Was a great game for Spurs and my perspective. 3pts COYS. Great Away day. |
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Citro Family |
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A great first visit at the Hill Dickinson stadium, we got tickets to see the women’s play and even though they lost we had a great day.<br>We sampled the pies, sausage rolls and the famous Jack Grelish donut 🍩.<br>The food was expensive but id say worth it as they are all massive. Fantastic day out. |
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john allison |
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Had a great day out for Rugby League's Magic Weekend. A great stadium with terrific views. |
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Pompey White |
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1st visit and was really excited to go to a new stadium - designed by people who've never been to a football match especially away from home. No dedicated coach area just parked on a road, then 20 min walk from coach Awful bottle neck to then get to 3 airport style metal detection things to walk through (who's idea is this?) Then blown off your feet trying to get to turnstiles. Once through up stairs to a concourse area which was 400 deep to get a drink or food, then around 18 Urinals to service 5000 away fans - it was min 9 deep to get to toilet before the long trip back to Hampshire, then back to the bottle neck to get out again? No atmosphere from Everton fans, no noise at all between Z cars and them scoring in 75th minute. Someone said they booed team off at HT but if they did we couldnt hear it. Nice aesthetics but no substance. Can't see it lasting as long as Goodison tbh. |
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Brite-Mat Mouse Mat |
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Very enjoyable stadium tour at Everton's new stadium. A very impressive facility with incredible acoustics. An excellent 90 minutes entertainment, particularly if your loyalties are blue! |
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Paul Roberts |
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This stadium is beautiful 😍, my only concern is the number of stairs to get upto top tier. There must be a lift somewhere 🤔 should have checked.<br>Food hall staff very polite & helpful. |
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Jeremy Hugo |
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We came here for Fiji v England, it is a fantastic stadium with excellent seats that have plenty of legroom. The only thing that lets the stadium down was the slowness of the staff at the bars |
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John McDermott |
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Very good Stadium.<br>Good views of the pitch.<br>Long queues for Drinks.<br>Once they sort out the 'teething' problems and develop the area it will be an excellent place to visit. |
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