Everton FC has achieved a season ticket renewal rate of just over 97% for the 2026/27 campaign at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
The figure is said to be ahead of the levels typically achieved at the Premier League club’s former ground Goodison Park.
For the previous season, the Toffees had 32,347 season ticket members alongside 2,807 club view members and 4,139 premium seasonal members.
The 2025/26 season marked the first at the new ground for Everton and it led to a 68% increase in the number of individual supporters able to attend at least one match compared to the year before.
The average attendance of 52,121 is also the highest in the club’s history, surpassing the 51,603 average recorded in 1962/63.
“We have also seen supporters able to attend more frequently,” said Everton’s president of business operations, Andrew Middleton.
“In the final season at Goodison Park, around one in four members who purchased match tickets attended three games or more. At Hill Dickinson Stadium, that has increased to around half of match-by-match members attending three or more games.
“That is an important step forward: more supporters are getting through the turnstiles, and many are attending more often.”
The introduction of ballots is also said to have played a role in creating fairer access to tickets for Everton fans.
Across the season, 28,521 supporters entered ballots with an average success rate of just under 80%.