Everton tickets: where to get them and how to save
If you’re a Toffees fan, the first thing you think about when the calendar shows a home game is buying tickets. The good news is there are a few reliable ways to snag a seat without paying too much or falling for a fake. Below we break down the main options, give you a quick seat guide and share practical tips to keep your purchase safe.
Where to buy official Everton tickets
The safest route is the club’s own site. Everton runs an online shop that opens sales a few weeks before each match. You’ll need to register, pick a match, and then choose from the available sections – LFA, North Stand, South Stand, etc. Prices start around £30 for the cheapest spots and go up to £120 for premium seats close to the halfway line.
If you’re a member of the Everton Supporters Club, you get early access. Membership costs about £15 a year and gives you a 48‑hour head start on ticket sales. It’s worth it if you want the best seats for big games like the Everton vs Brighton clash.
Another legit option is the Premier League’s official ticket resale platform. When a fan can’t make a match, they can list their ticket at face value or a small markup. The site checks each seller, so you avoid scams. Just search for “Everton tickets resale” and follow the prompts.
Tips for getting the best seats and prices
1. Plan ahead. Popular fixtures sell out fast, so set a reminder for the sale date. Have your payment details ready to speed up checkout.
2. Consider cheap sections. The upper tiers of the South Stand offer decent views of the whole pitch and are the most affordable. If you don’t mind being a bit higher up, you can still feel the atmosphere.
3. Avoid third‑party sellers. Websites that promise “guaranteed tickets” for a huge markup often sell copies or invalid codes. Stick to the club, the official resale, or a trusted partner like Ticketmaster.
4. Watch for last‑minute releases. A few days before kickoff, the club may release a small batch of tickets that didn’t sell initially. Keep an eye on the ticket page or sign up for email alerts.
5. Use a ticket guarantee. When you buy from the official site, you get a refund if the match is postponed. Resale platforms usually offer a similar guarantee, but check the terms before you click.
6. Check seat maps. Most ticket pages show a diagram of the stadium. Hover over a seat to see its exact location and view from that angle. Choose a spot that fits your budget and desired experience.
7. Don’t forget transportation. Seats near the main entrances (like the West Stand) make it easier to get in and out, especially on busy match days. Factor this into your decision.
By using the official channels, timing your purchase and knowing which sections give the best value, you can enjoy a Everton game without breaking the bank. Whether you’re cheering on the Toffees at Goodison Park or watching a live stream because you’re away, the right ticket makes all the difference.
