Whitehorse Lane, Selhurst, London SE25 6PU
London, United Kingdom
Selhurst Park has been Crystal Palace's atmospheric and beloved home since 1924, renowned throughout English football for creating one of the Premier League's most intimidating and electrifying environments for visiting teams. With a capacity of 25,486, this South London venue is famous worldwide for the Holmesdale Fanatics in the Holmesdale Road End, who generate extraordinary noise levels and create stunning visual displays with flags, banners, and coordinated chanting that has inspired supporter groups globally. The stadium features traditional English football architecture with four distinct stands - the Main Stand, Arthur Wait Stand, Whitehorse Lane End, and the famous Holmesdale Road End - each contributing to the venue's unique character and acoustic properties. Located in the diverse South London borough of Croydon, Selhurst Park has witnessed Crystal Palace's multiple dramatic promotions and heartbreaking relegations, FA Cup final runs, and countless memorable Premier League moments that have become part of football folklore. Despite its age and relatively modest size compared to modern stadiums, the venue maintains a unique character, raw authenticity, and hostile atmosphere that visiting teams and managers consistently cite as one of the most challenging in English football. The stadium represents the passion, loyalty, and community spirit of South London, creating an authentic football experience that has become increasingly rare in modern football's commercial landscape.
Aerial View of Selhurst Park Stadium Crystal Palace Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of Selhurst Park Stadium Crystal Palace Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of Selhurst Park Stadium Crystal Palace Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of Selhurst Park Stadium Crystal Palace Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of Selhurst Park Stadium Crystal Palace Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
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Selhurst Station (closest - 10-15 minute walk), Thornton Heath (15-minute walk), or Norwood Junction (15-minute walk). From London Victoria: Southern trains direct to Selhurst station (40 minutes total). From London Bridge: Southern trains direct to Norwood Junction. Journey from central London takes 25 minutes.
Multiple bus routes serve stadium: 468, 75, 157, X68, 50, 198, 250. Route 75 from Lewisham stops at Selhurst Road/Park Road. Route 157 from Crystal Palace Park stops at same location. All routes provide easy access to Whitehorse Lane stadium entrance.
From M25 Junction 7: Follow A23 to Croydon, bear left at Purley, continue through Croydon, bear left at Thornton Heath (Horseshoe pub roundabout), go straight into Brigstock Road past station, bear right to High Street, left at mini-roundabout into Whitehorse Lane - stadium on right.
Driving restricted on several residential streets (permit holders only). Limited disabled parking at Sainsbury's car park next to stadium (first-come-first-served for blue badge holders). Roads around stadium closed 2 hours before kick-off until 1 hour after final whistle.
From Thornton Heath: 15-minute walk down High Street, turn left at roundabout onto Whitehorse Lane. From Selhurst: Walk up Selhurst Road (follow lamppost banners), turn left onto Park Road. From Norwood Junction: Follow signs toward stadium area.
Luxury accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Hilton London Croydon - Premium hotel in Croydon with upscale amenities, good transport links. Hampton by Hilton London Croydon - Modern 4-star hotel in town centre, 16 minutes from London Victoria, 14 minutes from Gatwick Airport by train.
Mid-range accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Croydon Park Hotel - Award-winning 4-star hotel in quiet location, 3-minute walk from East Croydon Station. Holiday Inn Express London Croydon - Modern hotel next to Centrale Shopping Centre, short drive/bus to stadium. Premier Inn London Croydon South - Reliable mid-range option with clean, comfortable rooms.
Budget accommodation. Rates from £16.25- per night.
Travelodge properties including Croydon Central and London Crystal Palace locations. Budget accommodations from £16.25 per person available through various booking platforms with no reservation costs.
128 wheelchair spaces with 289 accessible seats total following major accessibility improvements. Majority located on raised platform with 14 pitchside. 13 spaces with companion seating in Main Stand pitchside, 24 with companion seating in Arthur Wait Stand plus 27 with companion seating to rear. Wheelchair spaces available in visiting fans section on raised platform. Dedicated steward meets supporters upon entry for guidance.
4 improved and 1 new wheelchair accessible toilet in Arthur Wait Stand, 2 improved in Holmesdale Road Stand, 1 new in Main Stand, 1 improved in Whitehorse Lane Stand. Changing Places facility in Holmesdale Stand with peninsular toilet, adjustable changing table, and hoist. Second smaller changing area with drop-down table in Main Stand accessible toilet.
Two sensory rooms available: one pitchside (stairs access only) and enclosed sensory room in Whitehorse Lane End. Audio commentary headsets for blind/visually impaired supporters provided by Roger Dickson commentary team. Club Shop accessible with low-level serving counter. Catering kiosks have low-level counters, at-seat order service available with lap trays for wheelchair users.
tickets for Selhurst Park Stadium range from £35 to £ for the current season. Adult tickets from £35 upwards for general admission, varying by seat location, fixture, and opponent. Season tickets from £600-770 (adult), £370+ (concessions), £280+ (juniors). Under-10 season tickets from £110. Adult and Under-10 combined season tickets from £595 total. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking affordable stadium access.
tickets for Selhurst Park Stadium range from £225 to £ for the current season. Premium hospitality packages: Speroni's restaurant £325pp with three-course meal and director's box seating. Legends restaurant £225pp with goalline views and pitch dining views. The 2010 Club £350pp - most premium with VIP director's box seats and intimate lounge experience. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking enhanced matchday experience.
tickets for Selhurst Park Stadium range from £102 to £ for the current season. Executive boxes for 10-20 people with food and drinks included. Various hospitality packages available with prices starting from £102 for some matches via resale platforms. Season ticket upgrades to 'season ticket +' available for £50 with additional benefits. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Selhurst Park has a current capacity of 26,225-26,309 seats, though some sources indicate 25,486. Plans for expansion would increase capacity to around 34,000 with new Main Stand development approved by Croydon Council in August 2024.
Selhurst Park is located at Whitehorse Lane, Selhurst, London SE25 6PU, in the London Borough of Croydon, about 8 kilometres from central London in the far south of London.
Selhurst (10-15 min walk), Thornton Heath (15 min walk), Norwood Junction (15 min walk).
Selhurst: 10-15 min walk. Thornton Heath/Norwood Junction: 15 min walk.
Selhurst Park was built in 1924.
It cost £30,000 to build Selhurst Park.
The capacity of Selhurst Park is 25,486.
Yes, Selhurst Park has a fixed roof covering the stands, but it is open above the pitch.
Selhurst Park is owned by Crystal Palace.
Yes, you can take small bags no larger than A4 size into Selhurst Park.
A pint of beer costs £5.00 in Selhurst Park.
Association football is the primary sport played at Selhurst Park.
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