Selhurst Park

Crystal Palace Football Club 1986 Ltd, Selhurst Park Stadium, Holmesdale Road, London, SE25 6PU -

Up to
250 guests
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

Host your next event at one of south London's most unique venues, and enquire today to begin planning, with Selhurst Park sure to exceed expectations. If you're looking for a stunning backdrop and Michelin star level catering for a dream wedding, or to build the perfect birthday party, get in touch with us to create unforgettable memories in South London. Our team can cater for any type of event and is the perfect setting for those looking for a venue with a ‘sporting’ twist.

We'll cater for any event, from Christmas Parties to Weddings, Business Meetings and Wakes, our experienced team will help you through the planning up until to the day itself, making sure your event is a success. For those who are football fans, we also have the unique offering of a special guided tour of the stadium for guests who want an insight behind the scenes of a football club.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 250

Dining

up to 180

Theatre

up to 180

Boardroom

up to 40

Cabaret

up to 110

Classroom

up to 160

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Catering facilities

Refreshments

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Heating

Air conditioning

Lectern

Natural light

Table / chairs included

Public transport

Premises parking

Breakout rooms

Cloakroom

Disabled access

Audio & Visual

TV screen

Flipchart

WiFi

Sound system

Projector & screen

Microphone

Conference phone

Space Rules

Allowed events

Wedding ceremony licence

Licensed for alcohol

Other rules

Our premise license only allows us to hold events until 12:00am, with last bar service being at 11:45pm. There is an option to apply for a temporary late-night extension to hold the event until 1:00am for an additional fee

Location

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Reviews

Siska Musiam
August 2025
Selhurst Park, home to Crystal Palace Football Club, has a charm that feels different from the more modern Premier League stadiums. Situated in a quieter part of South London, it offers a more local and community-driven football experience. The journey to the stadium might feel a bit longer compared to other London grounds, but once you arrive, you notice how deeply rooted the club is in the neighbourhood. It’s not uncommon to see shop windows decorated with Palace flags and scarves, and many residents proudly wearing the club’s colours, even on non-match days, which speaks volumes about the loyalty and passion of the local fanbase. The stadium itself still carries the feel of a classic English football ground. It has an old-school layout with stands that differ in design and size, giving it a more traditional, asymmetrical look. This adds to the unique atmosphere, especially when match day comes and the crowd fills every corner with chants and songs. Unlike newer, more polished venues, Selhurst Park holds onto the raw authenticity that makes English football special. The surrounding streets are narrow and lined with houses, so as you approach, it almost feels like the stadium appears out of nowhere, tucked right into the heart of the community.
Anti
September 2025
Stadium atmosphere is brilliant, probably the best in the premier league. The Holmesdale Road Stand has the closest thing to European ultras. The stadium itself is kept in relatively good shape. No complaints.
Davie Watts.
September 2025
What can I say. After waiting eight years to return to the Premier league, I finally get the worst view I've had in decades. The away section makes Elland road look positively classy. Whilst talking to Palace supporters after the match, they said the stands at either end of the ground have great views of the pitch, this didn't improve my disappointment. The lack of decent drinking establishments around the ground doesn't help. Palace are a great club. The fans can create a great atmosphere. They are a strong, physical side (without being dirty), and have major silverware to display. Good luck in the future Eagles.