The Toffees kick off their campaign at the Hill Dickinson Stadium with frozen matchday prices and a new youth tariff as ballot applications open for members this Monday.
Everton have released ticket details for their opening Premier League fixture of the season against Crystal Palace at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
The Toffees host the Eagles in the opening game of the campaign on Saturday, the 22nd of August, with it being a 3pm. kickoff.
A 3pm kick-off on a Saturday was a rarity for Everton supporters last season at home, but they're kick-starting the season as many would hope they go on.
It's now less than a month until the Premier League season begins, and I'm sure many will be excited to see Everton return to action.
Everton's first away game of the campaign will be the following week as they make the long trip to South Coast side Bournemouth.
Everton have confirmed that the ballot application window for Forever Blue+members for the opening Premier League game of the season against Crystal Palace will be open on Monday 27th July at 10:00 am.
The game against Palace is a Category A fixture, which means prices start at £63 for adults and £47 for seniors.
Successful applicants will receive confirmation of their ticket by Thursday, July 30. If there are any tickets remaining, a second window will open at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, July 31, for Forever Blue members.
Supporters can submit ballot applications online, over the phone, or at the Hill Dickinson Stadium South Stand box office.
The club have also announced that a new 18-21 tariff will be introduced and trialled, but information hasn't been confirmed about this just yet in terms of pricing.
The aim is to help bridge the gap between junior and adult pricing, to support young adults. Many between the age of 18 and 21 won't be earning a full-time wage, and could be attending university, taking up apprenticeships or internships etc.
Previously, Everton only had a 'Youth' ticket criteria that only allowed those supporters to purchase tickets in the Lower South.
There was an average £45 increase for adults, and upto a maximum of £85. Hopefully, supporters can enjoy a more exciting campaign in order to justify the increase in prices for season ticket holders.