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games and concerts at Anfield
Find the best places to park at Anfield for matches and concerts
Since 2023, BigParking has provided parking for fans visiting Anfield on Matchdays, also using the land for parking for Concerts and Events.
Whilst there is onsite parking, this is limited and available by permit only.
BigParking's safe and secure offsite parking locations can be pre-booked online or over the phone from £10 at www.thebigparking.co.uk or by calling 024 7538 6631
Parking for Dua Lipa, Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel Concerts at Anfield
Music fans looking for Parking options for the Taylor Swift and P!NK Concerts being held at Anfield in 2024 found secure parking at a local primary school. Similar Event Parking near Anfield Stadium for the concerts being held at Anfield in 2025 can be pre-booked now at www.thebigparking.co.uk
As well as being patrolled and manned for guest security, the School will directly benefit from the parking revenue.
Confirmed Artists playing at Anfield in 2025 Include:
Anfield will play host to a number of large concerts in 2025 and BigParking will provide Event Parking to people travelling to Anfield to see their favourite artists. Eventgoers can already pre-book concert parking near Anfield.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's 2024/25 World tour will visit Anfield on Wednesday 4th June, 2025
Billy Joel and his European Tour will take the stage at Anfield on Saturday 21st June, 2025
Dua Lipa will be performing at Anfield on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
Parking for all concerts at Anfield in 2025 is now on sale at the Earlybird Rate.
Spaces are almost sold out. Prebooking is essential. Parking can be pre-booked here
Anfield is a football stadium in Liverpool. Home to Premier League football team Liverpool FC, it boasts an impressive seating capacity of 60,725. Typicially 3,000 tickets are allocated for Away Fans.
Prior to entering the stadium, take a moment to seek out the renowned Shankly Gates and the Bill Shankly statue located just outside the club shop. Additionally, along Anfield Road, you'll come across the memorial honoring the victims of the Hillsborough disaster.
Anfield, situated in Anfield, Liverpool, England, is a renowned football stadium with a seating capacity of 60,725, ranking it as the fifth largest football stadium in England. It has been the home ground for Liverpool F.C. since its establishment in 1892. Originally, it housed Everton from 1884 to 1891 until a disagreement with the club president led them to relocate to Goodison Park.
Comprising four stands, namely the Spion Kop, the Main Stand, the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, and the Anfield Road End, the stadium witnessed its highest attendance of 61,905 during a match between Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers in 1952.
- Two Million cars parked
- Over One Hundred Communities supported
- UK and EU Operational area
Attending a match or concert at Anfield?
Here's all the Travel and Safety information you need to know!
Driving to Anfield
On matchdays, traffic around Anfield becomes quite heavy, especially a few hours before and after the game. The roads leading to the stadium, including the A580 and M62, can experience significant congestion as fans flock to the area.Anfield is situated in a residential area, so parking near the stadium is limited. Many streets near the stadium are restricted to permit holders, so street parking can be tough to find. Parking Providors such as BigParking provide Matchday and Event Parking at Anfield
Local roads around Anfield are often closed to non-residents on matchdays, so you'll need to plan your route carefully and look for parking a bit further away from the ground.
While driving to Anfield is possible, it's often easier to park further from the stadium and walk to avoid heavy congestion and limited parking.
Parking at Anfield
Anfield is located in a busy residential area, and parking around the ground is restricted on matchdays.Pre-booking Anfield parking online is essentially for those unfamiliar with the area
Park at Florence Melly Community Primary School
Popular with Home and Away fans for its accessibility and location, parking is available to prebook at Florence Melly Community Primary School. Parking revenue is shared with the communityIt's Located a Short walk from Anfield through the picturesque Stanley Park. There are numerous Burger vans, Programme Sellers and Merchandise Peddlars on the quick walk to Anfield.
Parking costs £10 per car and can be pre-booked at thebigparking.co.uk
Food and Drink Prices in Anfield
Inside Anfield, a pint of lager is around £4.40 and a pie will cost a visiting fan £3.40. There are plenty of food and drink outlets both inside and surrounding the Stadium.Getting the Bus to Anfield
Be sure to allocate ample time since buses tend to fill up quickly on matchdays, and traffic can be dense.Departing from Liverpool City Centre, you can opt for the special 917 bus designated for matchdays, offering direct transport to the stadium. Alternatively, if you prefer shorter queues, the 26 departing from Liverpool ONE bus station might be slightly less crowded.
For additional options, you can catch the 17 from Queen’s Square or, depending on your starting point in the city, connect with the 27, 68, 14, or 19, all of which have stops within walking distance of Anfield.
Getting the Train to Anfield
Close to Anfield, there are a couple of stations available, but the one most commonly utilised by visitors is Sandhills, situated 1.3 miles west of the stadium, approximately a 30-minute walk away.Away Fan Pubs
The Arkles (L4 0TJ) serves as the designated pub for away fans. Arrive ahead of time to secure a spot, as it tends to fill up quickly, often with queues forming outside. Another option, the 'Flat Iron' (L4 0SZ), is just a brief five-minute walk away. While predominantly frequented by Liverpool supporters, the bars cater to a mixed crowd, ensuring a welcoming and convivial atmosphere.Frequently Asked Questions about Anfield
Where is the best place to park at Anfield?
The best place to park at Anfield is any of the sites operated by BigParking. Located just a short walk away through Stanley Park. They are conveniently located for quick access and quick dispatch post-game. Parking can be booked at www.thebigparking.co.ukWhere is the traffic exclusion zone around Anfield?
Currently, Anfield Road is shut down between Skerries Road and Alroy Road due to the ongoing Anfield Road Expansion project. Pedestrians and matchday attendees will be redirected into Stanley Park via Dahlia Walk as an alternate route connecting Alroy Road and Arkles Lane. To assist residents, suitable wayfinding signage has been set up for guidance.Additionally, Walton Breck Road will be inaccessible for 90 minutes before the match and 60 minutes after (or earlier if safety permits reopening).
Can you park at Anfield?
Onsite parking is limited to permit holders only.