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Club Overview

Crystal Palace is a Premier League club based in London. Their home ground is Selhurst Park, with a capacity of around 26,309.

Seating Guide

Selhurst Park is made up of the Main Stand (1924), Arthur Wait Stand (East), Holmesdale Road Stand (famed as one of the noisiest stands in England), and Whitehorse Lane Stand.

Tickets

The safest way to buy tickets is directly through the club’s official website. Popular matches are often prioritized for season-ticket holders before general sale, so check availability as soon as your travel dates are set.

Food Guide

Around the stadium you’ll find pubs and restaurants that are popular before and after matches. Check the button below for a real, location-based list.

Cheer Culture

Well known for passionate support centered on the Holmesdale Road Stand, home to one of England’s loudest fan groups.

📍 Getting There

Selhurst Park · London, SE25 6PU

Tap the button below to see transit, walking, and driving directions from your current location to the stadium, via Google Maps.

💡 Insider Tips

🚌 Getting Around

There’s no direct tube connection — the closest National Rail stations are Selhurst (10-minute walk), Norwood Junction (15 minutes), and Thornton Heath (15 minutes). Trains get crowded on matchdays, so allow extra time.

🏨 Lodging

Croydon is considered the most practical base, offering good value and access. Thornton Heath serviced apartments are also walkable.

🎟️ Tickets

Only active members can buy single-match tickets through official channels. An international membership for overseas residents (roughly £35–45) includes one guaranteed home ticket per season, Palace TV+, and a 10% club shop discount.

🗺️ Tourism Tie-in

Important: stadium tours are currently paused (as of 2026) due to Main Stand redevelopment, with no confirmed restart date.

💡 Insider Tips

Away fans are seated in the Arthur Wait Stand (2,000+ seats) — note that the rear rows have wooden seats with limited legroom. The Prince George in Thornton Heath (about a 10-minute walk) is a popular away pub, and the stadium is fully cashless, card/contactless only.