Bournemouth v Crystal Palace tickets

The Cherries sell their league home games by points, not by membership. You build home points by attending, and each release goes to those above a threshold. For this fixture, the first window is provisionally Tuesday 12 January for holders of 31 or more home points; the club calls those criteria provisional.

In the same week, lower thresholds follow on the Thursday and the Sunday if seats remain. Then comes Cherry Tuesday, a release of held-back seats open to anyone with one home point. Once those are gone, seats reappear through the official Ticket Exchange, where season ticket holders list their unused tickets in the app or online account for supporters with 1+ home point, and through returns released on the weekday before the match.

Bournemouth rarely hold a general sale for league games. The only paid schemes are Global Cherries, for supporters living outside the UK (£45 including P&P in 2026/27), and Junior Cherries for under-16s.

For fans without points, the resale market fills the gap. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value; you see the final price before paying, and club terms can restrict the transfer of a ticket. Our Bournemouth tickets hub lists the other home dates, and Crystal Palace tickets covers the Eagles' fixtures.

The current listings are labelled "West Stand" and "Longside Section". On the VIP West car park side of Dean Court stands the Vitality Main Stand, with the main reception and players' entrance. Across the pitch is the Vitality East Stand, which catches the afternoon sun.

Palace supporters are housed in the East Stand, in blocks 21-24 at its south end, and use Gate D. That makes the Main Stand the clearer choice for a neutral or home seat along the touchline.

Behind the goals, the Vitality Steve Fletcher North Stand is all safe standing for home fans; the South Stand is at the opposite end. Hellotickets has no listings behind either goal for this game at the moment.

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