With two months remaining until the start of the 2025/26 season, redevelopment work at Hill Dickinson Stadium has entered its decisive phase. Since December last year, intensive preparations have been underway to launch a variety of bars, restaurants, and entertainment areas that will soon serve thousands of fans.

First visuals of the new spaces

Two main stands at Hill Dickinson Stadium are being fitted with a range of spaces—from classic pubs and exclusive restaurants to relaxed social areas and private suites. Everything is progressing according to schedule, with completion expected this summer. In the latest update, the club released the first images of some interiors, showcasing decorative lighting, luxurious finishes, and high-end materials—offering a preview of the rich and diverse matchday experiences soon to be available to Everton supporters.

Among the highlights is Village Street—a lively, fan-focused area located in the upper section of the west stand, featuring four distinctive bars designed to deliver unique matchday vibes. Also nearing completion is Dock on 1, a set of four hospitality and dining zones in the same stand. Meanwhile, the east stand will house the Trinity Place Bar—a modern bar and restaurant inspired by Everton’s history and identity. Hill Dickinson Stadium will provide a wide variety of food and entertainment options in an innovative format, with match-by-match access available. Supporters can already register their interest in purchasing tickets for selected games.

Work continues around the stadium

Outside the stadium, finishing touches are also being made. Everton Way—the memorial walkway—is taking shape. A timeline highlighting the club’s history is being laid along the southern stand, flanked by 36,000 personalized granite stones. The completion of Everton Way is also scheduled for this summer, just ahead of the stadium’s official opening.