Hospitalité au Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace Hospitality Packages

White Horse Lane Box

A shared executive box experience directly behind the goal, combining superb views with a relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere.

• Entry & Access: Access to the Seat Unique Box in the White Horse Lane Stand; available from 2½ hours before kick-off until 1 hour after the final whistle
• Seatin: Box located directly behind the goal with superb pitch views
• Dining: Pre-match three-course meal served in the box
• Drinks: Complimentary bar including beer, wine & soft drinks
• Programme: Not included
• Tour Access: Not included
• Merchandise / Souvenirs: Not included
• Audience: Families and children welcome
• Dress Code: Smart casual recommended
• Ticket Delivery: Tickets available for collection from the Executive Box reception
• Supporter Areas: Tickets are in home supporters’ areas; guests openly supporting the opposition or wearing away team colours may be refused entry/ejected without compensation

Speroni Hospitality

A premium halfway-line experience in the Directors’ Box, complete with fine dining, entertainment, and matchday extras.

• Entry & Access: Access to the Speroni Lounge 2½ hours before kick-off until 1 hour after the final whistle
• Seating: Match seat in the Directors’ Box on the halfway line
• Dining: Pre-match three-course meal
• Drinks: Complimentary half bottle of wine per person
• Programme: Complimentary matchday programme
• Tour Access: Not included
• Merchandise / Souvenirs: Not included
• Audience: Families and children welcome
• Dress Code: Smart casual recommended
• Ticket Delivery: E-tickets supplied roughly 4 days in advance
• Extras: Half-time refreshments; full-time snacks; Man of the Match presentation; appearance from a former Crystal Palace player (subject to availability)
• Supporter Areas: Tickets are in home supporters’ areas; guests openly supporting the opposition or wearing away team colours may be refused entry/ejected without compensation

The 2010 Club

An exclusive hospitality option in the Directors’ Box section, with modern dining, dedicated service, and appearances from Palace legends.

• Entry & Access: Access to The 2010 Club 2 hours before kick-off until 1 hour after the final whistle
• Seating: Premium padded seating in the VIP Directors’ Box Section on the halfway line
• Dining: Modern pre-match menu; half-time & full-time refreshments served at your table
• Drinks: Welcome drink on arrival; complimentary bar including beer, wine & soft drinks
• Programme: Not included
• Tour Access: Not included
• Merchandise / Souvenirs: Not included
• Audience: The pinnacle of Crystal Palace hospitality – ideal for once-in-a-lifetime occasions
• Dress Code: Smart casual recommended
• Ticket Delivery: E-tickets supplied roughly 4 days in advance
• Extras: Table service with dedicated waiters/waitresses; appearances from club legends (subject to availability)
• Supporter Areas: Tickets are in home supporters’ areas; guests openly supporting the opposition or wearing away team colours may be refused entry/ejected without compensation

About Crystal Palace

Founded in 1905, Crystal Palace takes its name from the iconic Crystal Palace Exhibition building. The early years saw the club compete in the Southern League before joining the Football League in 1920.

Palace’s golden era came under Steve Coppell in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when the club reached its first FA Cup Final in 1990, taking Manchester United to a thrilling replay after a 3-3 draw. After years of near misses, the club finally secured their first-ever FA Cup trophy in 2025, a landmark achievement that solidified their place in English football history. More on these moments can be found in our FA Cup history blog.

Recent years have seen the club stabilise in the Premier League and develop a reputation for exciting, attacking football. Players like Wilfried Zaha, Eberechi Eze, and Jean-Philippe Mateta have become fan favourites, many of whom feature in our list of the best Crystal Palace players.

Crystal Palace Stats & Records

• Highest league finish: 3rd (First Division, 1990–91)
• Most appearances: Jim Cannon – 660 matches
• All-time top scorer: Peter Simpson – 165 goals
• Biggest win: 9-0 v Barrow (FA Cup, 1959)
• Top scorer 2024/25 season: Jean-Philippe Mateta – 16 goals (see more in Crystal Palace best players)

Crystal Palace Rivalries

The club’s fiercest rivalry is with Brighton & Hove Albion, a grudge that has spanned decades despite the geographical distance. The so-called “M23 Derby” is one of the most intense fixtures in English football. You can learn more about the origins and drama of this clash in our Crystal Palace rivals article.

Other notable rivalries include Millwall and Charlton Athletic, stemming from historical league battles and London pride.

Selhurst Park – The Home of Palace

Selhurst Park, in the heart of South London, has been the club’s home since 1924. Known for its intimidating atmosphere, particularly in the Holmesdale Road Stand, it’s a ground where the fans are as much a part of the spectacle as the players on the pitch.

The intimate capacity of just over 25,000 ensures that every cheer, chant, and roar feels electric — a true fortress for The Eagles.