Europa League Away Guide: How Crystal Palace Fans Can Buy Lyon Tickets

Palace Fans Prepare for Lyon Trip: Europa League Ticket Details Confirmed

Crystal Palace supporters can finally start booking their passports because ticket details for the club’s first European away trip of the season have officially landed. Consequently, anticipation is already building for a memorable journey across the Channel.

Palace will travel to France to face Lyon on Thursday, 15th October, with kick-off scheduled for 17:45 BST at the impressive Groupama Stadium. Furthermore, the club has secured an away allocation of just under 3,000 tickets for this crucial UEFA Europa League fixture.

Key Sales Phases and Loyalty Points

Tickets will go on sale starting at 10:00 BST on Wednesday, 23rd September. However, supporters must navigate a tiered sales structure based on loyalty points.

  • Phase 1 (Wed 23 Sept, 10:00): Season Ticket Holders and Members with 11,500+ points.
  • Phase 2 (Wed 23 Sept, 12:00): Season Ticket Holders and Members with 9,000+ points.
  • Phase 3 (Wed 23 Sept, 14:00): Season Ticket Holders and Members with 7,000+ points.
  • Phase 4 (Wed 23 Sept, 16:00): Season Ticket Holders and Members with 5,000+ points.
  • Phase 5 (Thu 24 Sept, 10:00): Season Ticket Holders and Members with 3,000+ points.
  • Phase 6 (Thu 24 Sept, 12:00): Season Ticket+ Holders (no points required).
  • Phase 7 (Thu 24 Sept, 14:00): Season Ticket Holders and Members (no points required).

Crucially, the club reminds fans that tickets are strictly non-transferrable. Anyone caught passing their ticket to another person faces bans from future European fixtures.

Pricing and Travel Advice

Tickets are priced at a flat rate of £22 for standard seating across all age bands. Meanwhile, disabled supporters requiring wheelchair access will sit in block 21, while those needing seated options can purchase Category 1 tickets in block 12 for £45.

For fans flying out, the club has organized dedicated supporter charter plane packages. However, the club strongly advises all supporters to wait for official travel updates before booking flights or trains, as local authorities are still finalizing transport arrangements from Lyon city centre to the stadium, which sits roughly eight miles away.

Ultimately, this fixture promises to be an unforgettable European night. Fans should check their loyalty points and act fast once their window opens.

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Nazira Yusuf is a freelance football journalist covering Liverpool FC, Crystal Palace FC, Leeds United and Nottingham Forest. Also covering women’s football. Naz produces breaking news, match reports, interviews while also developing expertise in video journalism, social media and digital publishing.

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