Crystal Palace Signs Ticketmaster As Official Ticketing Provider

Crystal Palace FC has become the latest Premier League club to choose Ticketmaster as its official ticketing provider for the 23/24 season onwards.

Having seen the technological transformation that Ticketmaster implemented for other Premier League clubs, such as Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, Crystal Palace have chosen Ticketmaster to bring its ticketing technology to its fans.

Through the partnership, Crystal Palace fans will directly benefit from Ticketmaster’s advanced technology, such as 3D Virtual Venue, which will bring Selhurst Park to life in a way customers have not previously experienced when purchasing tickets. From next season, all fans will be able to digitally preview 360 views from across the stadium in real time before they select the seats they want to buy.

Ticketmaster’s technology will also give fans greater control over how they manage their tickets. For fans that cannot make the game, Ticketmaster’s intuitive platform will unlock the ability to digitally transfer tickets to friends and family, and Ticket Exchange will help fans quickly list their tickets for sale.

Sharon Lacey, COO, Crystal Palace, said: “We are committed to making ticket and membership transactions even easier for our supporters, as well as improving the experience for new supporters.

“With the new Main Stand on the horizon, now was the right time to select a new supplier to best meet our supporters’ requirements today and in the future and we look forward to launching the new platform ahead of the new season.” 

Chris Gratton, Managing Director, Ticketmaster Sport UK, added: “To have a Premier League club like Crystal Palace joining the Ticketmaster family is beyond exciting.

“Everyone at Ticketmaster is dedicated to making the platform the best possible solution for both the club and the Eagles fans.

“We’re thrilled to be able to be working with the team to support the Eagles fans ticketing experience so they can do what they love and watch the team at Selhurst Park week in and week out.”