Players will arrive any time between 11am and 1pm.

Everyone signs autographs and does photos.

1pm is the deadline they have to be at the ground by.

If waiting for 2 hours is too long for your son, then waiting from 12-1pm would still get you the majority of them.

The earlier you arrive, the better the spot you can nab, along the front of the railings

Zaha usually the last to arrive, close to the deadline!

I take it you know where to wait? It's a railed off area in the Executive car park between the Fan Zone and the general information portacabin.

Edited by dorking (26 Mar 2019 4.15pm)

Try contacting the club and asking if you purchase a shirt and numbers if they can arrange for it to be signed. When I had a tour of the training ground (quite a few years ago) there was a table full of shirts being signed, no idea who they were for.

It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

This post has been merged from a topic called 'Traveling Palace Fan' by bexleydave

Hey, I have been a palace fan for the past 5 years but I’ve never been given the opportunity to come watch a game due to the fact that I don’t live in the UK. I only recently managed to convince my father to take me to come watch the derby in the December against Brighton and I was wondering what would be my best option to meet some of the players. If I had to go early to the game would I be able to see the players coming into the stadium and possibly take a photo or go and see them during training.
Thanks, looking forward to your responses.