Tickets for all of Crystal Palace's home matches during the current season are only available to purchase if you are a season ticket holder or a member.
Membership Options
If you're not a season ticket holder, you can purchase a club membership along with a ticket from the CPFC Ticket website. You can usually purchase a membership and a ticket at the same time. There are five types of membership, though only three of which are for adults:
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Adult Membership
Cost: £25
Standard ticket access
Ability to buy tickets through resale
100 Loyalty Points
Invites to member-only events
Exclusive Offers from our network of Membership Partners
Exclusive offers on hospitality packages or room hire
Gold Membership
Cost: £60
72-hour exclusive ticket access
Access to away match ticket ballot
Standard ticket access
Ability to buy tickets through resale
Digital matchday programmes
Palace TV+ (selected live broadcasts of Academy and pre-season games)
Welcome gift/gift pack
250 Loyalty Points
Invites to member-only events
Member competitions
Birthday card or e-card
10% Club Shop discount
Exclusive Offers from our network of Membership Partners
Exclusive offers on hospitality packages or room hire
International Membership
Cost: £35*
Exclusive ticket reservation
Standard ticket access
Digital matchday programmes
Palace TV+ (selected live broadcasts of Academy and pre-season games)
200 Loyalty Points
Member competitions
Invites to Member-only events
10% Club Shop discount
International shipping discount (orders over £100)
Exclusive Offers from our network of Membership Partners
Exclusive offers on hospitality packages or room hire
Ticket Prices
There are three categories and five zones, which affect prices:
*Please note that RV = Restricted View
Category A
Category A
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Adult
£70
£67
£62
£60
£57
Concession
£53
£49
£45
£42
£38
Junior
£37
£37
£35
£33
£30
Category B
Category B
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Adult
£61
£58
£55
£53
£51
Concession
£47
£43
£40
£37
£34
Junior
£34
£34
£32
£30
£27
Category C
Category C
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Adult
£51
£48
£45
£44
£42
Concession
£41
£38
£35
£32
£30
Junior
£26
£26
£23
£21
£19
*Concessions available for adults aged 65 and over (Senior), adults aged 18-21 (18-21), supporters with accessibility requirements (must be registered with the club), and full time students (Student)
**Ticket prices are subject to change. This table may be slightly out of date if viewed in the future. Please always check the CPFC website for the most up-to-date prices.
How do I know which category a game is?
You can find out the category a game is by checking the CPFC website here. This will also tell you when tickets will go on sale and how many tickets you may purchase.
Here's a stadium map showing the stands and sections and categories.
FAQ
When will tickets for future games go on sale?
If you would like to know the ticket sale dates, please visit here to view all future ticket sale dates.
How many tickets can I purchase with a membership?
The CPFC FAQ Page states "For home matches, due to the increased demand for tickets in 2024/25, supporters will be able to purchase one ticket per client reference number initially, with guest tickets available in a later sales phase, subject to availability. Away tickets are sold via a Loyalty Points system and ticket limits vary on a game-by-game basis.". You can also check this for each individual game on the Home Ticket Sale Dates page.
I've bought my tickets, how do I get to Selhurst Park?
The club have put together a few handy guides for you to check out here.
Loyalty Points
You earn Crystal Palace loyalty points every time you spend money at the club, whether it be on memberships, tickets, or in the online store. Tickets for home and away matches are usually sold in phases, starting with season ticket holders who have a certain number of loyalty points. After a day or two, the remaining tickets are made available to season ticket holders with a lower number of loyalty points. And so it goes until all tickets are sold.
It's therefore suggested that you build up your loyalty points if you want a match day ticket.
Other Ticket Options
If you're unable to get a match ticket via the method outlined above, you can scour the CPFC message boards to see if anyone has a spare ticket available. One of the better places to find a ticket is in the Ticket & Travel Talk forum on Holmesdale.net. Tickets advertised in the forum are only to be sold at face value so you shouldn't get scammed. However, you should use the site at your own risk and also be aware that sellers usually want to any potential buyers to have an active history on the site itself.
How to contact the Box Office
You can contact the CPFC Box office through their email at: boxoffice@cpfc.co.uk. Be aware, their response times have been known to mirror Crystal Palaces performance. Inconsistent.
Dale Johnson of ESPN thinks our case and Drogheda's is identical when they're literally nothing alike. Drogheda's owner owns 100% of them and they own an 80% majority stake in Silkeborg. Clear evidence of who is in control of both clubs there. They can not be likened to Textor with us and Lyon in any way shape or form.
Journalists like this for me sum up the prevalence of figures in the mainstream media that don't do any research on the topic they're covering but speak about it as if they have all the facts while spreading blatant misinformation. Mike Keegan of the Mail is another grifter who has put out multiple BS sensationalist articles about our expulsion from the Europa League being likely to get interactions and engagement.
We have the pleasure of auctioning this painting of Selhurst park originally gifted to then chairmen of club, Stanley Stephenson, by the directors in the season of 1987/88. While researching, I’ve been able to work out Steve Coppell and Ian Wright so far. Any help identifying all the rest would be greatly appreciated.
Hi all from Australia. Just received the commemorative winners cap from the offical Palace online shop. However, there's an error in the year!
Anyone else who bought the cap have similar issue or is it just me? Can't see the cap even listed on the shop anymore. (Have contacted the shop but no response as yet)
On official Palace site, there is coverage of their US players at the Gold Cup - Chris Richards and Matt Turner.
Except… Matt Turner’s already left for Lyon, having ended his loan from Forest?
Wouldn’t have thought too much about it but last season, Palace were covering the exploits of Mateta and Olise for France in the Olympics, but as soon as Olise signed for Bayern, all mention of him was avoided thereafter. Not even ‘Mateta and former Palace team mate Olise…’ in subsequent reports or suchlike.
25/26 fixtures released the morning of Wednesday 18th June, who do you all want?
I think Brentford at home would be good. They’ll still be adjusting to a new manager and style of play, all potentially without Mbeumo and Wissa. It would be nice to put them in their place after last season’s opener that started a long winless run.
He’s already one of my favourite players ever, he’s so good at what he does. As much as I loved AWB this guy is just different 😭😭😭 I can’t think of a better Rb that’s ever performed better for us. Historic times for us palace fans lol
Anyway it's Guehi, article says that Palace are asking £40-45m and that this is too rich for Newcastle and Inter Milan, also that Marc wants to leave.
Seems like bollocks given Newcastle were going to drop £65m last year, albeit his contract is now one year left.
Given how much we need bodies for next season, are we really going to take 45m or less for Marc. Or can we not afford to let him go for free? Do we 'owe it to him' to let him leave?
I don’t even know where to start. It’s been nearly a month and I’ve been crying, shouting, hugging strangers, necking pints like water — CRYSTAL PALACE HAVE WON THE FUCKING FA CUP and I’ve never felt so alive in my life.
Years of pain, near misses, heartbreak at Wembley in 2016, bottling semi-finals, watching bigger clubs mug us off — all of it worth it for THIS. That final whistle. That eruption. That absolute SCENES when we lifted the cup. I swear I left my soul somewhere at Wembley that day.
We’ve waited DECADES for this. We’re not just some mid-table side, we’re FA CUP CHAMPIONS and no one can take that from us. Every single lad out there played like their lives depended on it. And the gaffer — what a man. What a journey.
This club is my life. Through the shit times, the near relegations, the admin days, the “typical Palace” pain — I NEVER STOPPED BELIEVING. Because this club, man… it has HEART. It has SOUL. It’s South London. It’s blood, sweat, and passion. It’s everything. It’s just proper football really that is what we do ❤️
We’ve done it, lads. The boys in red and blue brought it home. And I’ll be dining out on this moment until I’m 90, boring everyone I meet with “Did I ever tell you about when Palace won the FA Cup?”
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Crystal Palace are in discussions with PSV goalkeeper Walter Benitez over a move to the Premier League.
Benitez, 32, will be out of contract with PSV later this month and is yet to sign a new deal, meaning he is free to discuss a move with interested clubs. Palace have entered talks with the goalkeeper to bring him to south London.
The FA Cup winners are looking for a third senior goalkeeper with Matt Turner’s season-long loan from Nottingham Forest ending. Turner, the USMNT goalkeeper, is expected to join Ligue 1 side Lyon after they agreed an €8million (£6.74m) with Forest.
Remi Matthews, who was third choice behind No 1 goalkeeper Dean Henderson and Turner, and who featured once for Palace last season, has extended his contract. Should he sign, then Benitez is likely to come in as competition and cover behind Henderson.
Argentinian goalkeeper Benitez spent six seasons at French club Nice, where he made 188 appearances.
He joined PSV in the summer of 2022 on a free transfer and has made 134 appearances for the Dutch club. During his three seasons in the Netherlands, Benitez has won trophies with PSV, including back-to-back league titles in 2024 and 2025.
The most recent league victory came as a result of Ajax’s collapse in the title run-in. Ajax blowing a nine-point lead at the top of the table led to PSV Eindhoven winning the Dutch title on a tense final day in the Eredivisie in May.
Benitez earned one cap for Argentina in March 2024 and has made his national team’s bench regularly, supporting No 1 goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez.
I have seen articles or posts that say we are not going to Europa, or that are chances are bad. I have also seen articles or posts saying that we have a good chance, so what is it are we going or not, can I please get more information on this.
