Activities for all the family, behind-the-scenes access and special appearances from club legends are set to welcome supporters to Anfield this Easter.
Liverpool Football Club is inviting fans of all ages to enjoy a packed programme of Easter holiday experiences at Anfield from 29 March to 10 April.
Visitors can take part in a range of family-friendly activities, including arts and crafts, themed scavenger hunts and face painting, while exploring the iconic home of the Reds.
Using the stadium tour’s multimedia audio guide, available in 13 languages, guests can discover behind-the-scenes areas including the home changing rooms, the famous This Is Anfield sign in the players’ tunnel and the pitchside dugout.
Younger supporters can enjoy the dedicated Kop Kids version of the tour, which features interactive games and puzzles to keep them entertained, while fans of all ages can relive the moments that have shaped Liverpool FC’s remarkable history.
On the Level 2 concourse, club mascot Mighty Red will meet fans on 29 March and Easter Monday, posing for photographs, signing merchandise, and joining in interactive football activities.
Visitors can also complete their day with a trip to the LFC Museum, home to the club’s major honours and all six European Cups, making it a must-visit attraction for supporters and football history lovers alike.
For those looking for an added thrill, the Anfield Abseil will be open throughout Easter. Participants can step over the edge of the Main Stand and descend 100 feet down the exterior of the stadium, receiving an official LFC certificate and complimentary entry to the museum.
On 4 April, former midfielder Sammy Lee will take part in a Legends Q&A, giving supporters the chance to hear first-hand stories from the 1981 European Cup triumph and the club’s 1983-84 treble-winning season under Joe Fagan.
Also on 4 April, the Anfield VIP Experience will welcome former Liverpool captain Phil Thompson for a day of exclusive access and five-star hospitality. Hosted by Steve Hothersall, the package includes a Q&A with Phil, live music, gourmet street food, access to the stadium tour and museum, and more.
The Kop Bar offers the perfect place to relax before or after a visit. Open from 9.30am to 4.30pm, it serves a wide selection of food and drinks, from breakfast options to double smash burgers, super salads and dedicated children’s menus for junior Reds.
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