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Crystal Palace Tickets

Crystal Palace History

Crystal Palace Football Club was founded in 1905, with roots linking back to an amateur side from 1861, making it one of the oldest footballing institutions in the world. After turning professional, Palace joined the Southern League before becoming part of the Football League in 1920. Since 1924, Selhurst Park in South London has been their permanent home. The club’s history has been marked by dramatic highs and lows, including multiple promotions and relegations across divisions, financial crises, and near collapses.

Palace have enjoyed relative stability since returning to the Premier League in 2013, steadily building a reputation for resilience, passionate support, and an attacking brand of football. Their status shifted from survival mode to competitive consistency under managers like Roy Hodgson and more recently Oliver Glasner, who helped deliver the club’s most successful period to date.

Crystal Palace Achievements & Honours

Crystal Palace’s proudest moment came in the 2024–25 season when they lifted the FA Cup for the first time in their history, defeating Manchester City 1–0 in a memorable final at Wembley. The victory not only ended a long wait for major silverware after previous final defeats in 1990 and 2016 but also secured their first-ever qualification for European competition.

League Titles - 0

FA Cup - 1

League Cup - 0

EFL Championship – 2

Current Squad

Under the management of Oliver Glasner, appointed in February 2024, Crystal Palace has developed a balanced and competitive squad. With a strong core squad starting from the goalkeeping department which is led by Dean Henderson, whose performance was pivotal in the FA Cup victory. Glasner’s system makes use of wingbacks making both Daniel Munoz and Tyrick Mitchell vital cogs in the Palace side.

It’s Eberichi Eze who is the real star player in the squad, not only is he one of Palace’s most consistent performers he’s also a big game player. He showcased this in the FA Cup final, scoring the winning goal. This Crystal Palace side's quality is unquestionable; the difficulty for the South London club will be keeping the squad together, in the hopes of replicating their recent success.

Fanbase and Reputation

Crystal Palace boasts one of the most passionate and loyal fanbases in English football. The Holmesdale Fanatics, known for their vibrant support, create an electric atmosphere at Selhurst Park, making it a challenging venue for visiting teams. The club’s deep-rooted connection to the South London community is evident through various outreach programs and initiatives. The 2024–25 FA Cup victory galvanized the fanbase, celebrating a historic achievement and reinforcing the club’s status in English football. This moment allowed the club to truly showcase their incredible support as countless fans gathered around London for their historic trophy parade. This moment was further enhanced when the club received a guard of honour from Liverpool FC in a remarkable display of mutual respect, as both sides celebrated their trophy-winning seasons.

Buy Crystal Palace Tickets 2025/26

At Seat Loader we offer Crystal Palace Tickets for the 2026/26 Premier League season. It is an exciting time to visit Selhurst Park with current redevelopment plans and unchanged atmosphere being one of the most electric in the league.

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Selhurst Park Overview

  • Venue - Selhurst Park
  • Stadium Capacity - 25,486
  • Selhurst Park Stands - Holmesdale Road Stand | Arthur Wait Stand | Main Stand | Whitehorse Lane Stand

Selhurst Park has been the home of Crystal Palace Football Club since 1924 and is a stadium of tradition and atmosphere.

Located in South London, the ground is known for it's electric matchday atmosphere created by it's vocal fanbase - the Holmesdale Fanatics.

Over time, the ground has recieved numerous upgrades while keeping its authentic character and charm. The planned Main Stand redevelopment is set to transform a stand built in 1924, expanding capacity, improving disability access, and enhancing hospitality facilities.

Selhurst Park is the bedrock of Crystal Palace's long history and community, blending tradition, pride, and the unbeatable feeling of a London matchday.

Getting to Selhurst Park

By Train: Selhurst Park is connected by rail, with Selhurst Station, Norwood Junction, and Thorton Heath all located within a 10-15 minute walk of the stadium. Services are regular from London Victoria and London Bridge, making it an easily accessible ground from Central London.

By Tram: The closest tram stop is Croydon Station but requires a 10-15 minute walk to Selhurst Park.

By Bus: Though train is likely the fastest option, bus is also a viable alternative to reach Selhurst Park. Routes 159, 287, 369, all stop along Whitehorse Lane which is located directly next to the stadium.

On Foot: The stadium is easliy walkable from all nearby train stations. From Selhurst Staion, it's a 10-minute walk, while Thorton Heath and Norwood Junction are both around 15 minutes on foot.

Are Crystal Palace tickets purchased through your platform reliable?

Yes, all Crystal Palace hospitality tickets we offer are sourced from approved and reputable suppliers. Every ticket is fully guaranteed, with all the details provided in advance of your visit to Selhurst Park.

When do I get my Crystal Palace tickets?

Tickets are typically sent out digitally around 2 to 3 days before the match. You’ll be notified by email once your ticket is ready to access. If there’s any delay or you’re unsure the day before the fixture, our team is always available to help.

Will I need to print my Crystal Palace ticket?

No, tickets are issued electronically and are designed for smartphone use. Just download your digital pass ahead of time, and have it ready to scan on arrival, no printing required.

What’s included in a Crystal Palace hospitality experience?

Hospitality at Selhurst Park can include benefits like access to private lounges, padded seating in central stands, complimentary drinks, and pre-match meals, depending on the package chosen. Full package details are available in our Crystal Palace ticket section.

Is there anything I need to know about accessing Selhurst Park with hospitality?

Hospitality entrances at Selhurst Park are clearly marked and your ticket will indicate which entry gate to use. On matchday, stadium staff will be on hand to guide you to your lounge or seat.

How early should I arrive for hospitality at Crystal Palace?

Guests with hospitality tickets can usually enter the stadium around two hours before kick-off. Some lounges may open slightly earlier, and most remain available for a short time after the final whistle. Exact timings will be confirmed with your ticket.

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