Everton have released an incredible 360-degree video of their proposed new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.
The Blues finally revealed the latest designs for their waterfront ground on Thursday evening to a packed event at the Titanic Hotel, with stadium architect Dan Meis among the special guest speakers.
The American was able to talk through his vision in detail from first picking up the project to where it is today, and had
One of those videos has now been released to the public and it shows off some incredible views of Everton's proposed new home.
Starting from outside the South Stand on Bramley-Moore Dock, the video first pans across to show the impressive fan park, which is set to be as large as the Pier Head.
The West Stand is then shown before the first glimpse of the new ground's stunning interior is displayed.
The view pans around from the centre circle to show how the proposed stadium will look at both day and night - whether full of supporters or empty.
The video also moves into both the West and South Stands to give Everton supporters the ideal opportunity to view what their new home could look like from the inside.
Anyone attending the second stage of public consultation, which gets underway on July 26 and lasts up until August 25, can get a closer look at all the stadium's 360-degree views through a number of virtual reality headsets.
The Blues are using Oculus technology to give anyone taking part the best chance to have a feel of the proposed stadium on a matchday - looking at every angle of the new ground.
Once again the club are encouraging as many people to take part in the latest stage of consultation as possible, as feedback is still crucial to this stage of the project.
You can watch Everton's amazing video in full at the top of the article.
