According to the Croydon Advertiser, a day out at Selhurst Park is one of the cheapest in the Premier League.
The prices of a day out for a Premier League game have come under scrutiny recently, with somewhat extortionate prices at The Emirates, Old Trafford, The Etihad, and much more, but Selhurst Park is different.
A study done by the BBC called “The Price of Football”, which is carried out every year, and it looks at the prices of season ticket prices, ticket prices, cost of a pie, cost of tea, cost of a programme and cost of a shirt at the club store.
A cup of tea is as cheap as £1 at Selhurst Park, but they do have one of the most expensive pies in the league at £4, only topped by Wembley (Tottenham), Vicarage Road (Watford) and The AMEX (Brighton).
The cheapest day out at Crystal Palace will cost £35.50 but Liverpool is the cheapest standing at just £18.40 and a day out at Wembley to watch Spurs is just £30.
The most expensive day out at Palace is £58.80, which is cheaper than 12 other clubs in the Premier League.
