Season › 2024-25 › News Season Tickets for 2025-26 at the New Everton Stadium 22/11/2024 20comments | Jump to last Everton are now providing details about what the different stands at the new Everton Stadium have to offer. The information and online tools the club provides between now and the Season Ticket sales period opening in January 2025 will help Season Ticket Members make an informed decision about where they would like to sit at our new home. This includes a new and improved interactive seat map that will allow supporters to see the view from different areas across the stadium that will help Season Ticket Members choose their seats. South Stand Article continues below video content With its steeply-raked elevation, the South Stand will be a blue wall of more than 14,000 Evertonians. An innovative design links rail seating that enables safe-standing in the lower section with seated views above that immerse supporters in the action. Flanked by home fans to the east and west – and with breathtaking city skyline and river views from its Level 2 concourse – this will be a hub of the action long before and after the whistle blows. West Stand Home to many of the stadium’s Bars, Restaurants and Experiences, the West Stand provides Season Ticket seating above the family section to the north and adjacent to the atmospheric blue wall to the south. East Stand Adjacent the Plaza, the the East Stand offers stunning touchline views and easy access to the best of what Everton Stadium has to offer. Home to the stadium’s widest concourse, the East Stand is a gateway to additional first-class facilities to the north and the long bar and city skyline views to the south. It is the location for the new Everton Club Store and an array of the stadium’s Bars, Restaurants and Experiences. North Stand With the visitors’ section to the east and the Family Stand to the west, this stand is guaranteed to deliver atmosphere and an unforgettable matchday experience wherever you choose to sit. More information on each of the new stands and what they offer to Season Ticket Members and other fans are provided in the Stadium Information section at the club's website. Reader Comments (20) Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Disclaimer () Brian Williams 1 Posted 22/11/2024 at 10:09:21 Anyone other than me (saddo) watching the regular video updates on the various stands at the new stadium?Really good and very informative. Rob Halligan 2 Posted 22/11/2024 at 10:18:20 I've seen them, Brian. 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. Brian Williams 3 Posted 22/11/2024 at 10:24:14 Rob, 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. Mark Murphy 4 Posted 22/11/2024 at 11:57:07 Rob, 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.) Rennie Smith 5 Posted 22/11/2024 at 13:23:00 Has anyone heard any rumours on how much season tickets will be next season? I'm wondering how much more I need to shell out? Brian Wilkinson 6 Posted 22/11/2024 at 14:30:05 Rennie, as far as I know, prices will be revealed late December or January when emails will go out to season ticket holders.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. Rob Halligan 7 Posted 22/11/2024 at 15:53:50 Brian…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! Brian Williams 8 Posted 22/11/2024 at 16:00:30 Perhaps he meant 50%? Brian Wilkinson 9 Posted 22/11/2024 at 16:18:25 I reckon a 8-10% increase maximum Rob, I think the following season is where we will get hit with a bigger increase, I would say at a guess, so Im guessing around an extra £50-£80 max increase for the season, for those of us clapping our hands in the cheap seats, they will hit the hospitality harder which hopefully keeps the rest of us within budget.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. Rennie Smith 10 Posted 22/11/2024 at 16:47:03 I'd like to think that's true, Brian, but I think you're being very optimistic! I've been getting the drip-feed of emails but everyone is just waiting for that hammer of the prices. 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 😁 John Chambers 11 Posted 22/11/2024 at 16:49:35 Think you are being optimistic Brian. Cheapest non-discounted tickets this season are in Gwladys Street at £650. I can't see the equivalent price being less than £750 next season.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. Brian Williams 12 Posted 22/11/2024 at 16:53:10 I think you're all being optimistic.The prices will be much higher and they'll be higher from next season. There won't be any gradual increase. Brent Stephens 13 Posted 22/11/2024 at 17:30:37 My understanding is that the extra seats available for sale to new season ticket holders is about 10,000. I've heard there are about 30,000 on the waiting list for a season ticket. My guess is the actual number on the waiting list is much less than that but significantly above the number of extra ST holder seats to be made available.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). Danny O'Neill 14 Posted 22/11/2024 at 17:31:27 I suppose Everton have to play a balancing act, given where most of our match-day attending supporters come from. Even in the first season.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!!! Brian Wilkinson 15 Posted 22/11/2024 at 17:31:33 My daughter is on the waiting list and worked out that it said a club can have a maximum of 80% as season ticket holders.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. Brent Stephens 16 Posted 22/11/2024 at 17:56:20 Brian #69, I understand (can't remember where I read this) that EPL rules require 15-20% of stadium seats to be non-ST seats. And my understanding is that the 80% ST holders at BMD includes the approx 5,500 premium seats (sold out a month or two ago); but it excludes capacity for extra away fan numbers for FA Cup games.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. Brent Stephens 17 Posted 22/11/2024 at 17:58:12 Danny,"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! Danny O'Neill 18 Posted 22/11/2024 at 18:12:33 I think you're right Brent. I think the waiting list list between 20 and 30k.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. Brent Stephens 19 Posted 22/11/2024 at 18:40:26 Everton have now released further details on the number of BMD seats to be available in the sale starting January.West StandLower 1,700 (presumably excluding hospitality, premium seats, boardroom / directors' level)Upper 4,236 East StandLower 4,200 (presumably excluding hospitality)Upper 7,614North StandLower 2,760Upper 5,986South StandLower 5,000Upper 9,800Total 41,296 Jay Evans 20 Posted 22/11/2024 at 21:24:10 Brian, you're not the only saddo mate. Whether it's official club updates or Mr Drone on YouTube, I spend most mornings having a look whilst having my brew.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. 💙👌🏻💪🏼 Add Your Comments In order to post a comment, you need to be logged in as a registered user of the site. » Log in now Or Sign up as a ToffeeWeb Member — it's free, takes just a few minutes and will allow you to post your comments on articles and Talking Points submissions across the site. How to get rid of these ads and support TW © ToffeeWeb