Season Tickets for 2025-26 at the New Everton Stadium

Really good and very informative.

I never knew that we would be able to walk around, internally, three-quarters of the stadium. Don't really see the point in that.

I think it's with a view to relieve possible congestion at certain food kiosks/toilets etc and also to allow those not lucky enough to be sitting together with different tenure friends to meet up before and after the game within the stadium and at halftime.

Certainly gonna be different from the constraints of The Old Lady.

I think that's how the Spurs stadium is. It's to allow access to all the eateries on offer.

To Home fans that is. I was really disappointed that us away fans just get the usual overcrowded concourse bar like in every other ground – no better than Brighton.

(Although I have a tip if any, who haven't already, go to Spurs. There is another bar upstairs overlooking the ground floor bar. There's usually more staff than punters and you can still look over the mayhem below and savour the atmosphere.)

I'm wondering how much more I need to shell out?

I think they will keep them close to this season's prices for the first season. I cannot see there being more than a £50 hike, if that. I bloody hope so.

A £50 increase… wow, you're being wildly hopeful with that. Unless you mean £50 per game! When season ticket prices increased after a seven-year freeze on prices (I think it was 7 years), the increase was a lot more than £50!

Cannot see them hiking them high, even for accounting for waiting list, they will not want to lose a lot of regular holders who might get priced out and will not look good on their first season there, second season is the one we will get hit with.

I wonder how many season tickets they will actually allow? I think I'm right in saying the Kopites have less available than Goodison because they know they can flog a standard ticket for a lot more than they'd get banking the annual season ticket charge. Basically rinsing all those Norwegians that come over every other wee.k 😁

I've not seen any numbers but I guess there will only be about 40,000 season tickets available. The other 12,888 being taken up by Corporates, Bar memberships, away fans and an allowance for individual match tickets for members etc.

With currently 30,000 season tickets and as many on the waiting list, they can afford to significantly up prices and still sell every ticket.

The prices will be much higher and they'll be higher from next season. There won't be any gradual increase.

Supply and demand suggests that Everton can and will significantly increase prices for the first season at the new stadium (especially given how little prices have increased over recent years).

I totally expect prices to rise, but maybe it will be incremental.

We need to accept that we have to generate income to become competitive, not stand still like we have done in the past.

I'm getting my nephew's season ticket and picking the seat. Looking at those steep upper stands, with my aches, joints and growing years, I'm going low!

For tomorrow, I'm in the Paddock. Not sat there for years. Maybe I'll get served at half-time!!!

Her calculation worked it out at around 42,000 for season tickets, but I do not know what the calculations are with corporate and if they count towards the season ticket numbers.

That leaves approx 42,000 seats for sale, with approx 30,000 being taken by current ST holders. The remaining 12,000 must be well below the number on the waiting list (I've also heard a 30,000 waiting list), so supply and demand suggests the club will be able to, and will, significantly increase prices for the first season at BMD, especially given that prices have held steady for a few seasons.

"For tomorrow, I'm in the Paddock. Not sat there for years. Maybe I'll get served at half time!!!"

Not after I've had a word with the staff behind the counter!

And throw me a bone!!! Although these days, when I need to go, I need to go and it's a sprint to the toilet.

I'll text you tomorrow to see if you're around.

West Stand
Lower 1,700 (presumably excluding hospitality, premium seats, boardroom / directors' level)
Upper 4,236

East Stand
Lower 4,200 (presumably excluding hospitality)
Upper 7,614

North Stand
Lower 2,760
Upper 5,986

South Stand
Lower 5,000
Upper 9,800

Total 41,296

The Fourth Grace looks amazing and we are blessed to have it.

Come to think about it Brian, we're not sad at all.

UTT. 💙👌🏻💪🏼

Most fans will not make their final decision until the prices are released so why not do it now?

The increase in capacity has largely gone on hospitality tickets so at best there will be 10k extra seats up for grabs if that….

Talking to Paul yesterday, when we used to queue up to get in, he used to pay 47p. He won't mind me saying, I'm a generation behind. I used to pay £1.50 with my paper round money.

I think we're just going to have to accept price hikes when we move. I just hope the club don't exclude supporters.

They need to be very careful though because, unless they sort out the quality of the product, that demand won't last forever.

We are still at risk of relegation and seeing Dyche clapping and cavorting at the end of the game yesterday like he'd won the Cup was an insult to the great fans who pay to go and watch the rubbish.

As it doesn't affect me as much as I live in Canada, and just get back every couple of years, I hate going to a new plush cinema to watch a crap movie.

On a side note, I am extremely jealous, but happy, that our loyal supporters are getting this opportunity to experience this magnificent stadium – enjoy it while you can.

I paid 9d (about 3½p now) in 1948 to get in the Boys Pen and £12 for my first season ticket in 1969-70 in the Lower Bullens stand.

Both were tremendous value to me as a young boy in 1948 and even better in 1969-70 with the entertainment and a league title thrown in!