Which turnstile at anfield

Fans in the Centenary Stand may use dedicated points on Oakfield Road. Please arrive early, vehicle access will be available until two hours before kick-off, when routine road closures will apply. To see accessible drop-off points and road closure information please click here. Accessible car parking spaces are available for fans with a pre-booked pass and are located in Anfield Road and Stanley Park Car Park.

For more information please contact option 2 On arrival a member of our Fan Support or Disability Access Steward teams will be able to direct you to the correct entrance. Fans in the Main Stand Upper and Lower Level should make their way to the ground level accessible entrances 4 or 5 located at both the Kop and Anfield Road ends of the stand. Lift access will be managed by our matchday team who will also be able to direct you to your seat.

To see accessible lift locations for seats in the Upper Level please click here. If you would prefer to visit a concourse during half-time, the Kop is in close proximity to your seating position and has a range of matchday food and drink items. Fans in hospitality should make their way to the accessible lift located on the ground floor underneath the Podium. Lift access will be managed by our dedicated matchday team who will also be able to direct you to your seat or lounge.

To see accessible lift locations for seats in the Lower Level please click here. Ambulant Disabled Fans in the Main Stand Lower, can access their turnstile using the accessible lift located on the ground floor underneath the Podium. Lift access will be managed by our dedicated matchday team who will also be able to direct you to assist you in reaching your seat.

To see accessible lift locations for seats in the Lower level please click here. Fans in the Kop can enter the Stadium through accessible entrance 2-access to the positions are level and smooth.

Fans with tickets for the wheelchair tribunes in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand should enter the stand via accessible entrance 2a next to the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand main reception where a lift will take you to the correct floor to access your positions. These positions are accessed along a box corridor and access lifts will take you down to your viewing area. Away fans with tickets for the Anfield Road stand should enter via accessible entrance 3a where a ramp will take you to your positions.

Ambulant Disabled Fans in other areas of the ground should consult their match tickets for the most suitable entrance. Should you require any additional assistance please let a member of our matchday staff know who will be happy to help. Fans in hospitality situated in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand should enter via the main reception where lifts are available to access the hospitality areas on the upper levels of the stand.

The below table shows the entrance point, block, concourse and lift access requirements for wheelchair bays at Anfield.

Main Stand Hospitality - Getting to your seat. Please check that you have the right tickets or cards for season before setting off for the game.

On arrival at the Stadium please visit the Hospitality Reception located at the main entrance on the Main Stand Podium level. Access is via 3 different stairs located at the centre of and either end of the Podium. From here our dedicated team of hosts will be on hand to direct you to your lounge and seat in the stand. The ticket collection point will be open from 4 hours before kick off.

Should you have any questions regarding your collection point, please contact your Matchday Hospitality representative by email at hospitality liverpoolfc. Arrive early to experience the premium facilities inside the Main Stand. Doors open three hours before kick-off. Guests collecting Hospitality tickets for the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand should do so from the Hospitality Ticket Collection pod located outside the main reception. The turnstile s can be overcome by using Access Point XC3.

There is stepped access from the turnstile s , to the stand concourse. This information is for the access point located adjacent to Turnstiles J on the Kenny Dalglish Stand. There is step-free access from the access point to the stand concourse. The turnstile s can be overcome by using Access Point XC8. This stand is for home supporters. This stand does not have a dedicated access point for wheelchair users.

There is designated seating for ambulant disabled people within the stand. There is no specific seating area for ambulant supporters so please contact the club for more info. There is step-free access throughout the concourse area s. The flooring in the concourse area s is blistered vinyl.

Clear directional signage is provided in the concourse area s. The colour contrast between the walls and floor in the concourse area s is good. Lighting levels in the concourse area s are good. There are food and drink counters situated along the concourse area s.

Headsets for audio commentary can be used in this stand. There is not a deposit charge for the use of headsets. Digital audio commentary for visually impaired supporters is available for all areas of the ground. Please advise the club at the time of buying a ticket that this service is required.

Headsets will be provided to you and collected by stewards on a matchday. There is stepped access from the concourse to stand seating. There are standard toilets available within the stand. There are ambulant cubicles available in the standard toilets. There is not a separate parent and baby room within the stand. The concourse for the lower tier is on the mezzanine level.

The standard toilets are situated opposite the turnstiles at ground level. There is step-free access to the food and drink counter s. There is not a low section at the food and drink counter s with a height of 76cm or below.

There is a hearing assistance system at some of the food and drink counters. Staff are trained to use the system. The turnstile s opening width is 47cm. The turnstile s can be overcome by using Accessible Entrance 3A. There is stepped access from the turnstile s , to the stand concourse.

Turnstiles O1, O2, N1 and N2 are opened for visiting supporters depending on ticket allocation. This stand is for visiting supporters. There are designated spaces for wheelchair users within this stand. Designated spaces for wheelchair users are located at pitchside. Clear directional signage is not provided for the designated spaces. There is designated seating for ambulant disabled people within the stand.

There is no specific seating area for ambulant supporters so please contact the club for more info. There is step-free access throughout the concourse area s. The flooring in the concourse area s is blistered vinyl. Clear directional signage is provided in the concourse area s. The colour contrast between the walls and floor in the concourse area s is good. Lighting levels in the concourse area s are good. There are food and drink counters situated along the concourse area s.

Headsets for audio commentary can be used in this stand. There is not a deposit charge for the use of headsets. Digital audio commentary for visually impaired supporters is available for all areas of the ground. Please advise the club at the time of buying a ticket that this service is required. Headsets will be provided to you and collected by stewards on a matchday. There is stepped access from the concourse to stand seating. Accessible toilets are located next to Accessible Entrance 3A.

There are standard toilets available within the stand. There are ambulant cubicles available in the standard toilets.

There is not a separate parent and baby room within the stand. There is no access to the concourse for wheelchair users, however an 'at seat service' is available. There is step-free access to the food and drink counter s. There is not a low section at the food and drink counter s with a height of 76cm or below. There is a hearing assistance system at some of the food and drink counters.

Some of the hearing assistance systems are signed. Staff are trained to use the system. Drinking straws are available. There is a steward available to provide assistance with ordering food and drink. Stewards can assist in taking food and drink to the designated seating area s.

Shelves for placing food and drink are available along the concourse. The height of the shelf is cm. This information is for the designated seating area located at pitchside. There is step-free access to the designated seating area. The view from the seating area is good. Companions sit behind the patron. There is sufficient space for an assistance dog to rest.

There is a dedicated steward to provide assistance. There is an accessible toilet close to the seating area. The accessible toilet surveyed is for the sole use of disabled people. This accessible toilet is located immediately to the right when entering Accessible Entrance 3A.

This accessible toilet is approximately 3m 3yd 10in from the Accessible Entrance 3A. There is step-free access to the accessible toilet. This is a shared toilet. A key is required for the accessible toilet. The key is a radar key. The key can be obtained from a steward. There is pictorial signage on or near the toilet door. The door opens outwards. The door is heavy. The door is locked by a locking handle.