Liverpool Football Club - The Anfield Experience

I question how much LFC as a corporate organisation care about their customers, fans and priority rights holders. The rules and regulations for what LFC team members can and cannot do to help and support customers keep changing to the point there is no help and support anymore for some customers who have relied heavily on it over the last 3 years. It is hard to smile and be happy about the Anfield Experience at LFC anymore because of the way long lasting locals are left hanging.

Must go place in Liverpool. Shout out loud fir Liverpool FC

As a family we are huge Liverpool supporters but not anymore. First of all my son has recently dyed his hair blonde and not only did the tour guide not like it but he also called him garnacho for the rest of the tour. My son (distraught) felt so upset about this as he is only 10 and wanted to be like his big brother who dyed his hair blonde recently too, but now he felt so embarrassed by it and had to shave it all off. The tour guide was rude several amount of times during our tour not only to my son but also to the family with a crying baby calling him Fernandes. This was a huge wake up call to our family supporting Liverpool. DO NOT COME HERE YOULL BE HARRASED AND CALLED NAMES

Took my family for a day out here and it was absolutely fantastic. Highly recommended by my friends and glad we all went and loved it.

Our visit to Anfield was the highlight of my wife’s birthday on 19th July. We arrived earlier than our pre-booked time slot so we looked around the ground and were joined by many others silently looking at the flowers, shirts and flags laid in memory of Diogo Jota. When we entered the reception area to collect our tickets and audio handsets and my wife was presented with a gift package as it was her “ big birthday”. Every tour guide in the various sections of the tour was extremely friendly and helpful and wished my wife “ happy birthday” and some and other people on the tour sang “ happy birthday”. We enjoyed everything about the tour and my wife had photos taken using the “green screen” and we then moved into the museum and shop and bought several souvenirs of our visit. Many thanks for helping my wife to enjoy a truly memorable birthday.

RIP DIOGO JOTA, best Portuguese footballer to ever step into Anfield. You will always be missed. May your soul rest in eternal peace

A must see for football lovers, especially Liverpool fans all around the world. Visited both the football ground and the museum with my 2 teenage sons (one is a Liverpool FC supporter). We all enjoyed it as we had the chance to learn more about the history of the club, walk thought the areas the actual players use and admire the numerous cups and trophies of the team. Also, we had the opportunity to take lots of photos and buy souvenirs, thereby create precious memories for the family.

This stadium, but this stadium!! 3rd time jny goes and remains simply the most magical in Europe. Thank you Liverpool my love ❤️