Everton have unveiled the logo and launched the official website for their new stadium. The release of evertonstadium.com comes following the first anniversary of the start of construction commencing on the £500million project and delivers a wealth of new stories, blogs, videos, animations and images to celebrate the occasion.
The website features a first graphical showcase of the new Everton Stadium logo, which combines the iconic setting on the waterfront with the unique architectural design of the stadium; a blog from Everton stadium director Colin Chong reflecting on the year and outlining the next milestones to look out for; a dedicated section for ‘ALL’, the bars, restaurants and experiences that will be available at Everton Stadium (the name of the ground until a naming rights sponsor is obtained); exclusive content revealing more about the concept of ‘ALL’, where it originated and how it will play a part in the future of Everton Stadium; an in-depth video reflecting on the progress made on the Bramley-Moore Dock site since ground was broken in August 2021, and a story and video detailing the installation of the first section of terracing on-site.
To accompany the launch of evertonstadium.com, new accounts are now live on Instagram and Twitter (@evertonstadium) to communicate and share the latest news and content relating to the development of Everton’s soon-to-be 52,888-capacity home on the banks of the River Mersey. A new monthly Everton Stadium newsletter also launches this month and will provide updates on the project direct to the inbox of fans registered for club communications.
Visitors to evertonstadium.com will be able to register their interest in learning more about the packages and experiences that will be on offer when the iconic venue opens its doors. Everton chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale said: “Delivering a stadium befitting its location, our city and our amazing fans is a responsibility that everybody at the club takes incredibly seriously.
“As we enter the second year of construction on our new home, I am delighted the principles that have guided us from the outset – informed by an unprecedented level of fan consultation – are reflected in the magnificent arena that is rising from our site at Bramley-Moore Dock. The launch of the website for Everton Stadium provides an opportunity to share even more detail about what supporters can expect.”
In the coming months the experiences will be brought to life through an ‘Experience All Showroom’ at the Royal Liver Building which will showcase the range of bars, restaurants, lounges and boxes at the Everton Stadium. Current Hospitality Members will be contacted by their account manager at the appropriate time for their personal invitation and will be given priority to secure their new seasonal stadium packages.
Alternatively, supporters who wish to express their interest in hearing more about ‘ALL’ bars, restaurants and experiences at Everton Stadium can complete the ‘Register Your Interest’ form by clicking here. A member of the dedicated sales team will then be in touch to potentially arrange a visit to the ‘Experience ALL Showroom.'
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