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 joelondon  London 16 May 18 2.27pm |
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Hi I'm planning to introduce my six year old son to the joys of live football next season, and Crystal Palace is our local club. Any suggestions on child-friendly parts of the ground would be great. Also, how easy does it tend to be to get tickets for weekend games, including big matches? Cheers.
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 17 May 18 10.13am |
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The Whitehorse Road end is the family stand. Tickets for the big matches are very difficult, in fact you have to be a member to purchase any tickets. Your best bet is to look for a pre-season friendly match, which never sell out, or an early cup match which also never sell out and are often half the price of league matches. Alternatively look for a Bromley or Sutton match.
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 23 May 18 8.00pm |
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if you're a member I reckon you'd get tickets somewhere in the ground -- often in family friendly areas -- provided you book early. If we have a good season it might be tougher.
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| lefty27 ipswich 23 May 18 8.03pm |
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Buy your kid a gold membership and they get a free shirt. I sit in the Arthur with my boy. Easy to get tickets if you are organised. Except against the top 6.
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| joelondon London 25 May 18 11.24am |
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Cheers, thanks
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| Isley46 Sanderstead 05 Jun 18 12.35pm |
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if your six year old hasn't been to a game before and you don't know how they may react in a crowd then I'd suggest going to one of the England games at Wembley first. Usually get an adult and kids ticket for £30 all in. If that goes well then a gold membership for yourself will let you buy two tickets for each game. Although for a six year old new to palace the kids gold membership is a good deal - Stadium tour, Christmas and pre season parties / meet the players and train like a pro day all came part of the package.
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