The two-day event, which is designed to bring together US-based football fans to watch the weekend’s round of Premier League fixtures, will start with Palace's home fixture against City on Saturday, April 6th at 06:30 CT (12:30 GMT).
The event recreates the matchday experience for attending supporters, while demonstrating the energy and passion for the Premier League, its clubs and players to the millions of fans watching the broadcast from home.
A whole host of exciting other activities will take place – and Crystal Palace will once again have an unmissable presence at the event.
The event is free to attend but fans need to be in possession of a ticket; please note that registrations have now closed.
There are nine fixtures planned for the weekend. of this year's event. After Palace's game against City, five matches will start at 09:00 CT: Aston Villa v Brentford, Everton v Burnley, Fulham v Newcastle, Luton v AFC Bournemouth and Wolves v West Ham.
Title-chasing Arsenal's trip to Brighton finishes Saturday's proceedings from 11:30 CT. Then, on Sunday, Manchester United face Liverpool at Old Trafford from 09:30 CT, before Sheffield United host Chelsea at 11:30 CT.
Previous fan festivals were held in Washington D.C., New York, Boston, Austin, Miami Beach, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Orlando.
To get a taste of what they are like, check out Palace's best bits from last year below.
