Last night Everton fans were treated to the first images of the club's proposed new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.
The 52,000 capacity waterfront development was revealed to the public, featuring possible rail seating and a single-tier home end.
However, Blues supporters in the city centre today have been able to walk around a purpose built People's Project van which includes more information on the new proposed stadium and even virtual reality tours.
The touring van is part two of Everton's public consultation, which is running until August 25.
The roadshow will visit Birkenhead, Edge Lane, Liverpool ONE, Widnes, Speke, Huyton, Crosby and more.
For a full list of where it can be seen, visit peoples-project.co.uk/consultation/
The aim of the consultation roadshow is to get the views of members of the public on the latest design concepts for the waterfront stadium.
During the consultation, fans will be shown how Everton plan to develop the Bramley-Moore Dock site and will also be able to learn more about the future of Goodison Park.
The roadshow also shines a light on transport, accessibility and environmental sustainability.
