Anfield Stadium Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Anfield Stadium. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Liverpool: Liverpool Football Club Museum and Stadium Tour

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• Liverpool Football Club Museum Entry

Prices for visiting Anfield Stadium vary depending on the experience. Entry to The LFC Museum starts at £14 for adults, £12 for seniors and students, and £10 for children. Combined Stadium Tour and Museum tickets cost £25 for adults, £20 for seniors/students, and £16 for children.

Yes, Anfield Stadium is definitely worth visiting, especially for football fans. Home to Liverpool F.C., the stadium has so much to see—including a players' tunnel, dressing rooms, and an attached museum that reveals more about the club's history. Guided stadium tours are a great way to get a behind-the-scenes look at Anfield, with fascinating context about the story of Liverpool F.C. and its players.

Per one customer who booked the Liverpool: Liverpool Football Club Museum and Stadium Tour, "The LFC tour led by Tony was an amazing experience. He was beyond knowledgeable, charismatic, and enthusiastic. We got to explore the stadium, press room, home/away dressing rooms, and stand right by the pitch. Tony told us many stories and made it a very personable experience.  I would highly recommend this tour."

The Anfield Stadium tour lasts around one hour, but it’s a good idea to arrive about ten minutes before your selected time slot. Budget 30 minutes to look around the museum and the gift shop. If you’ve booked a stadium tour and Legends Q&A session, add on an extra hour.

The Anfield Stadium tour includes behind-the-scenes access to the home team dressing room, the press room, and the pitchside dugout. You’ll also be able to walk through the player’s tunnel onto the pitch, soak up panoramic views from the top of the main stand, and visit the interactive Liverpool FC Museum.

You can bring a small A5-sized bag on the Anfield Stadium tour or a bag carrying medical necessities or souvenirs from the gift shop—all bags will be searched on entry. There isn’t anywhere to store bags or luggage larger than this, so make sure you leave bigger items at home.

There’s no dress code for the Anfield Stadium tour, but there is if you’re watching a soccer game from one of the hospitality areas. Then, you’re asked to wear a smart-casual outfit that doesn’t feature any of the kit colors of the away team.

Yes, the Anfield Stadium tour is fully accessible. You can access all of the levels in a lift, and there are also ramps for getting to the side of the pitch. You’ll also find two accessible toilet facilities on the tour route and plenty of accessible parking spaces at the on-site car park.

Yes, there is parking available for the Anfield Stadium tour. On arrival, you can park for free at the Stanley Park car park on the corner of Priory Road and Utting Avenue. If you’ve booked a matchday tour, car parks will be much busier, and you might need to park further away.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting Anfield Stadium. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Liverpool:

• Aintree Racecourse

• Royal Albert Dock

• Beatles Story

• Cavern Club

• Liverpool Cathedral

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Liverpool.