The price of Crystal Palace Europa Conference League tickets has left fans furious as the sky-high cost of watching their team in Europe was revealed.
Crystal Palace qualified for European football last season for the first time since 1998, and only the second time in their history.
They did so by winning the FA Cup in stunning fashion, beating Manchester City 1-0 at Wembley thanks to a goal from Eberechi Eze.
Despite usually earning a spot in Europa League qualifying, Palace were bumped down to the Conference League due to a dispute over UEFA’s multi-club ownership rules.
But while disappointed to have been relegated to the third-tier competition, Palace fans were nonetheless excited to see their side compete on the continental stage.
The Conference League draw at the end of August felt like a monumental moment in the club’s history.
Yet that excitement has now turned to fan anger after Palace revealed their eye-watering ticket prices for Conference League home games.
CRYSTAL PALACE HAVE WON THE FA CUP 🏆
IT'S THEIR FIRST MAJOR TROPHY 🤩 pic.twitter.com/K1Ptrebmzn
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) May 17, 2025
Crystal Palace Conference League Ticket Prices
Ahead of their upcoming European home fixtures against AEK Larnaca, AZ Alkmaar, and KuPS, Palace have released prices for both individual matches and a three-match bundle.
Season ticket holders at Selhurst Park will be able to guarantee their usual seats for all three games at a discounted price.
For adults, this will cost £105, at a price of £35 per game.
Concessions are charged at £75, while junior tickets come in at £60 for the three-game bundle.
For individual tickets, adults will be charged £40, with concessions and juniors paying £30 and £25 respectively.
European nights at Selhurst 🦅
Season Ticket holders can purchase their own seat for our three-game European Bundle, which covers the league phase visits of AEK Larnaca, AZ Alkmaar and KuPS from 16:00 BST tomorrow 🎟️
— Crystal Palace F.C. (@CPFC) September 30, 2025
Palace Fans Furious With European Ticket Prices
Fans have taken to social media to vent their frustration at the high prices for Palace’s home games.
One Reddit user said: “Another £105 to pay out, Palace have been bankrupting me this year.”
Another on X added: “£105 for the three home games? What the f***? Who made that decision ‘cos they ain’t on this plane of existence.
“Sort it out Palace and don’t rip us off.”
And a third said: “You’re charging your loyal ST holders more than even Chelsea charged last season.
“You’re selling the clubs soul.”
Crystal Palace are back in European action this week by the way pic.twitter.com/UHvuZXmuPx
— Crystal Palace F.C. (@CPFC) October 1, 2025
Crystal Palace Conference League Tickets Compared To Rivals
Below, we have compared Crystal Palace’s Conference League ticket prices with those of rival Premier League teams competing in the competition in recent seasons.
Club
Year
Adult
Concessions
Junior
Crystal Palace
2025
£40
£30
£25
Chelsea
2024
£27
£13.50
£13.50
Aston Villa
2023
£25
£19
£11
West Ham
2023
£19
£14
£10
Tottenham
2021
£25
£20
£10
As the figures show, the cheapest options at other clubs have been far less than what Palace are charging.
Chelsea, Aston Villa and Tottenham all charged around £25 for adults in the opening phase of the Conference League, while West Ham offered some tickets as cheap as £19.
While all clubs did have more expensive options – with Tottenham charging upwards of £80 for premium seats, no club had a higher baseline price than Crystal Palace.
For Eagles fans, they will be hoping their ticket money will be well spent, as they go in search of another trophy.
Crystal Palace’s title odds have been slashed since the start of the season, and reduced further after their 2-1 win against champions Liverpool at the weekend.
Next up, Oliver Glasner’s side travel to fave Dynamo Kyiv in Poland, before visiting Everton in the Premier League on Sunday.
