Crystal Palace tickets 2026/27

Become a Member

League tickets at Selhurst Park go only to season ticket holders, Season Ticket+ holders and Members. Adult Membership costs £25 a season, while Gold Membership, at £60 for adults, puts you in the priority window. Our Crystal Palace membership guide sets out the difference.

Note the dates: each sale is published in advance

Every league game follows the same pattern. Gold Members and Season Ticket+ holders get a 72-hour priority window, then all other Members and season ticket holders can buy, one ticket each; guest tickets go on sale to members a few days later. The next windows are:

• Manchester United (13 December): on sale to Gold and ST+ since 2 November, all Members from 5 November.
• Arsenal (27 December) and Bournemouth (30 December): 16 and 19 November.
• Chelsea (6 January): 30 November and 3 December.
• Tottenham (23 January): 14 and 17 December.

Coventry, Brentford and Sunderland follow on 4 and 7 January, and the dates for the spring games, up to Leeds on 30 May, are already listed too.

Match categories and prices

Adult prices for 2026/27 start, in Zone 5, at £65 for Category A (Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham and Leeds), £58 for Category B (Newcastle, Fulham, Everton, Aston Villa and Brighton) and £47 for Category C (Hull, Bournemouth, Coventry, Brentford and Sunderland).

Ticket Resale when a game sells out

When a match sells out, the club's official Ticket Resale platform opens in the week before it. Season ticket holders resell seats they cannot use, and Gold Members and Season Ticket+ holders buy first, then all Members, on dates set for each game.

Europa League nights

European home games are sold in phases to season ticket holders and members, and so far they have ended in a general sale for registered supporters, at £40 for adults against Lech Poznan and Hoffenheim. Ticket details for Real Sociedad on 26 November and Sparta Prague on 21 January had not been announced in late October; both kick off at 8pm UK time.

Resale prices for Palace's home games move within a fairly narrow band, with one clear peak: Crystal Palace v Arsenal tickets after Christmas. Crystal Palace v Manchester United tickets come next, followed by Chelsea, Tottenham and Leeds, all Category A at the club.

Below them, most of the season is bunched together: Aston Villa, Everton, the Europa League nights against Real Sociedad and Sparta Prague, Hull City, Bournemouth, Brentford, Coventry and Sunderland. Fulham, a Category B game at the club, sits lowest for now.

Inside a match, listings usually start behind a goal ("Shortside" on Hellotickets) or along a touchline, and the two often start close together. Listings named for the Main Stand sit well above them, and hospitality is listed separately.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. For a members' game, the club's own sale or its Ticket Resale platform is usually the cheaper route.

Selhurst Park, on Whitehorse Lane in south London (SE25 6PU), has been Palace's home since 1924 and holds 25,194, all seated. The Main Stand is being rebuilt around the existing structure, with works from 2026 and completion targeted for early 2029; its seating stays in use meanwhile, and the club expects a capacity of more than 34,000 afterwards.

• Holmesdale Road Stand, behind the south-east goal: two tiers, priced separately, built in 1994-95 and the traditional home end.
• Arthur Wait Stand, along the north-east touchline on the Park Road side: the largest, about 9,500 seats, opened in 1969, with the away section in its corner next to the Whitehorse Lane end.
• Main Stand, along the south-west touchline: the original 1924 stand, with the directors' box, premium seating and a family pricing area.
• Whitehorse Lane Stand, behind the north-west goal: a small stand topped by executive boxes, and also a family pricing area.

Norwood Junction, served by Southern and the London Overground with fast trains from London Bridge, is about 13 minutes' walk; Selhurst, with direct Southern trains from London Victoria, about 15; Thornton Heath about 19. The club advises against Crystal Palace station, two miles away. Roads around the ground close three hours before kick-off and there is no parking at the stadium.

Turnstiles open two hours before kick-off. Tickets are NFC passes on your phone, the ground is cashless, and bags must fit under your seat; luggage can be left free of charge at the Information Centre by Entrance 9. The Selhurst Park Stadium seating plan shows the blocks.

Visiting supporters sit in the corner of the Arthur Wait Stand next to the Whitehorse Lane end: Blocks R, S and T on the club's map, with rail seating in rows 1-32. Away tickets are collected at Entrance 4.

That makes Arthur Wait seats near the Whitehorse Lane end the closest to the away section, while the Holmesdale Road Stand is the home end. Visiting supporters found in home sections are ejected, so away fans should sit in the away section.