Crystal Palace

Away ticket allocation

Visiting supporters occupy the Arthur Wait Stand corner beside the Whitehorse Lane end. Recent league configurations have commonly been around 2,000 to 2,500, but the actual blocks and total are released for each match.

Cup rules, redevelopment work and segregation can change the offer. Treat the physical stand capacity and any older figure approaching 3,000 as ceilings rather than a promised allocation.

Where away fans stand or sit

The visiting section is on one side of the Arthur Wait Stand, next to Whitehorse Lane. Away ticket collections are at Entrance 4; the ticket and current match notice identify the exact turnstiles, often in the entrance 4-7 area.

View and weather

The Arthur Wait is an older, shallow stand with roof supports and restricted views from some seats. The low roof helps noise but can make the rear feel enclosed, while front rows are exposed to rain.

Check the restricted-view marking before buying and expect redevelopment works around the wider stadium to affect routes rather than assume an older access map remains exact.

Food, drink and facilities

The visiting concourse sells hot food, soft drinks and normally alcohol. Selhurst Park is cashless, with card, Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted; the home-concourse early-bird offer is not available in the visiting section.

The concourse is narrow and becomes busy at half-time. A free bag drop operates at the Information Centre near Entrance 9, but allow time to collect items after the match.

Tickets and accessibility

Visiting wheelchair and amenity seating, companion tickets and any audio commentary equipment should be arranged through the clubs. The away kiosks have low-level counters and accessible toilets are provided.

The small Sainsbury's Blue Badge allocation is first-come rather than reservable general parking. Confirm drop-off and the current entrance if mobility affects the route.