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Selhurst Park Stadium Tour Guide: Tickets, Prices, What’s Included and FAQs

Selhurst Park Stadium Tour Guide: Tickets, Prices, What’s Included and FAQs
View inside Selhurst Park, home to Crystal Palace - Photo via IMAGO / Focus Images

Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park Stadium Tour gives fans the chance to explore one of south London's most famous football grounds from behind the scenes.

The guided experience takes supporters into areas normally reserved for players, staff and media, including the home and away dressing rooms, players' tunnel, pitchside areas, dugouts and hospitality spaces.

Below, FootballGroundGuide takes a look at everything you need to know about the Selhurst Park Stadium Tour, including its current availability, ticket prices, what's included, opening times, accessibility and the most asked questions.

What Is the Selhurst Park Stadium Tour?

Crystal Palace's official Stadium Tour is a guided behind-the-scenes experience taking visitors into parts of Selhurst Park that are normally closed to supporters on matchdays.

The tour provides an insight into Crystal Palace's history and takes visitors through player, media and hospitality areas around the ground.

However, Selhurst Park Stadium Tours are currently not running due to the ongoing Main Stand redevelopment project.

Palace's official tour page states that tours are not running for the foreseeable future, while the club has not announced a date for their return.

Before the suspension, the standard tour lasted approximately 90 minutes.

What Was Included in the Selhurst Park Stadium Tour?

Before the suspension, the standard tour included access to several key areas inside Selhurst Park.

Selhurst Park Stadium Areas You Could Visit

Home Dressing Room: Enter the Crystal Palace home changing room and see where the first-team squad prepares on matchdays.

Away Dressing Room: Visit the visitors' changing room, with access to both dressing rooms a notable feature of the tour.

Players' Tunnel: Follow the same route taken by Palace players before kick-off.

Pitchside Access: Visit the side of the pitch and take in views from inside the stadium bowl.

Dugouts: Sit in the areas used by players and coaching staff on matchdays.

Media Areas: Explore facilities used by broadcasters and journalists.

Hospitality Lounges: Visit a selection of lounges that are rarely accessible to the general public.

Directors' Box: Explore one of Selhurst Park's more exclusive areas.

Selhurst Park Trophy Displays

The stadium tour also included the opportunity to view and photograph two pieces of Crystal Palace silverware.

Visitors could see the Community Shield and a replica FA Cup, while learning more about the club's cup history.

Crystal Palace's recent silverware at Selhurst Park
Crystal Palace's recent silverware at Selhurst Park – Photo via IMAGO / Crystal Pix

Selhurst Park Stadium Tour Ticket Prices

The most recent official pricing before the suspension was:

Ticket TypePrice
Adult£28
Junior (Under 18)£18
Concession (65+)£24
Under 5Free

Selhurst Park Stadium Tour Member Discount

Gold, Junior Gold, Junior and International Members received a 10% discount on Stadium Tours when booking online.

These prices apply to the most recently published tour offering and may change when tours return.

Selhurst Park Stadium Tour Opening Times

Before the suspension, Selhurst Park Stadium Tours operated on selected dates each month rather than every day.

Typical departure times included: 10am, 12pm, 2.30pm and 4.30pm

Tours required advance booking and availability varied depending on fixtures and stadium operations.

Crystal Palace has not currently confirmed when regular stadium tours will resume.

Selhurst Park Stadium Tour Accessibility

Crystal Palace offered a dedicated Accessible Tour for visitors who required an alternative route around the stadium.

The accessible experience lasted approximately 60 minutes and used a ground-level route because the standard tour included multiple steps.

Visitors with accessibility requirements should contact Crystal Palace before booking when tours return to confirm the latest arrangements.

How To Get to the Selhurst Park Stadium Tour

For full information on travelling to Selhurst Park, including public transport options and directions, see our full How To Get to Selhurst Park guide.

Those planning to drive should also see our Selhurst Park parking guide, which covers the main car parking options and advice for visitors.

View outside of Selhurst Park
View outside of Selhurst Park – Photo via IMAGO / News Images

Selhurst Park Stadium Tour FAQs

Are Selhurst Park Stadium Tours currently running?

No. Crystal Palace Stadium Tours are currently suspended because of the Main Stand redevelopment project. The club has not yet confirmed a date for their return.

How long is the Selhurst Park Stadium Tour?

The standard tour lasted approximately 90 minutes before the suspension.

Can you visit the Crystal Palace dressing rooms?

Yes. Both the home and away dressing rooms were included in the standard tour.

Can you walk through the players' tunnel?

Yes. Visitors could follow the route taken by Palace players from the dressing rooms towards the pitch.

Are there Selhurst Park Stadium Tour member discounts?

Yes. Eligible Gold, Junior Gold, Junior and International Members received a 10% discount on stadium tours.

Is there an accessible Selhurst Park Stadium Tour?

Yes. Crystal Palace previously offered an alternative accessible tour lasting approximately 60 minutes.

Can you see Crystal Palace trophies on the Stadium Tour?

Yes. The previous tour included access to the club's Community Shield and replica FA Cup displays.

FGG Verdict: Is the Selhurst Park Stadium Tour Worth It?

The Selhurst Park Stadium Tour provided access to several of the ground's key areas, including both dressing rooms, players' tunnel, pitchside, dugouts and hospitality lounges.

The opportunity to see the Community Shield and replica FA Cup also added an element of Crystal Palace history to the experience.

For Palace supporters, the combination of behind-the-scenes access and the character of Selhurst Park made it a worthwhile stadium visit. However, fans will currently have to wait for the Main Stand redevelopment to progress before the tour returns.

Lewis joined as News and Features Editor in July 2025, having previously held senior roles at Snack Media and GRV Media. A passionate follower of sport, in particular football and golf, as well as a proud Aldershot Town supporter, he brings over six years of experience in the digital sports publishing space.

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