We went on the Legends Tour today, guided by Elle and Mark, who are both very knowledgeable and entertaining. The tour was excellent and ended with two legends Gary Stevens and Mark Higgins sharing their stories from their stellar careers. This was a brilliant experience and one that any Evertonian would love. Thank you so much to Elle, Mark and Gary for making it so enjoyable and a day to remember. We loved it!

Did the tour today (Sunday) and both hosts were very friendly and shared their knowledge. Was great to see various hospitality areas, press room, changing rooms and of course the stadium from pitch level and the stands. If you're a football fan, I would definitely recommend it before Everton move.

This was a great experience being a lifelong Everton fan! It was like a pilgrimage and a homecoming to come back home. The whole guide for the stadium tour was amazing with a great guide, lily barnes who was so accommodating and was great to tell the story of this historic club.

This was a brilliant stadium tour and highly recommended. The staff were amazing and nothing was too much trouble. The tour guides were fantastic, knowledgeable and engaging. This is a tour that should be undertaken before the grand old lady goes forever. it's a must do for Everton supporters and anyone else with a passion for the game and history.

Took the opportunity to visit as before long with the new stadium on the way this will become a lost ground. Friendly welcome on arrival, our guides were really informative, the older lady gave us a brilliant little story of the beginnings of Everton FC. She slightly amended 1985 story to suit someone not knowing football so much 😆 definitely not the European Cup that Everton won, and gave indication FA Cup Final a few days after their European victory was hastily arranged 😁😁 But that aside the two ladies do a grand job, only disappointment was not getting a view from the balcony. Any football fan should take in the tour. Thanks Ladies 👏👏👏👏

EVERTONNNNN! Absolutely brilliant first match watching Everton at Goodison Park. We arrived on Everton's own fan soccer bus from Liverpool city centre and walked around The Toffee Shop. After that, we had a walk around the stadium and a quick visit to the Holy Trinity statue. We went into the Goodison Church where we visited the unofficial Everton Archives which were amazing. After this we visited the FanZone and got a cone of chips and some ketchup. Now, here's the only bad bit. We started walking towards our turnstile when suddenly we got caught in a crowd crush. We were stuck in this for about 15 minutes, which annoyingly meant we missed the very start of Z-Cars, when all the players walk out. We did get to see most of the players walk out and see the tribute to Bill Kenwright. Then the players went back to their halves and the game began. We won 3-0 against Burnley, which was an amazing result! The reason for the crush was that the e ticket system was faulting and the turnstiles were not functioning properly. Everton then apologised for the issue in a Twitter message the next day. But that didn't really matter to me. I was really happy with the experience I had at Goodison and I had a great day. Cheers to the blues 💙

My wife and I stayed up in the area after the Brighton game so we could do the Goodison Tour on the following Tuesday (7th Nov). We'd walked to have a look at Bramley Moore Dock earlier in the day so it was a really perfect day for a lifelong Evertonian. Our hosts, Will and Ron, were absolutely pitch perfect; friendly, knowledgeable, great stalwarts of, and ambassadors for, the Club and gave the whole thing the welcome and family feel the Club has always exuded. Loved all of the tour elements and it felt a real privilege, but I personally would have loved some time to stop and look at the team photos in the lobby on the way out to the Directors seats...at least 2 hours preferably!

This tour was booked by son for husband's birthday but ended up going as a family. Was so good ! . Tour guides were amazing. They both complement each other . One older given history, the other given more up to date Everton experience. How did he remember those Everton first facts ?? The history of the club touched my blue 💙

Excellent stadium tour. Me and my son loved it. The 2 tour guides were brilliant (dave, can't remember the other blokes name) definitely recommend. We loved been shown around the club we love. UP THE TOFFEES

Came over from Dublin last weekend, the girlfriend got me the tour for my birthday and it's turned out to be the best present I've ever received. Saturated in the history as soon as you enter the ground, the tour guide Ella is a scream and brilliant at what she does, and it's topped off with the knowledge of former club captain Mark Higgins, a man knee deep in Everton for many years and a lovely man to boot. Also got a Q&A with Ian Snodin, Mark Higgins and Normam Whiteside after the tour which was really interesting. They 3 men were more than delighted to chat about their careers and affiliation with Everton. This is a must for toffees fans.