How to Get Wimbledon Tickets 2025

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Wimbledon returns for another year of thrilling tennis action, offering some of the most sought-after tickets in the world of sport.

Securing a seat on Centre Court, particularly for the finals, is considered one of the most prestigious experiences in global sports. Back-to-back champion Carlos Alcaraz knows the intense atmosphere well as he aims for a third consecutive title in 2025.

Tickets to witness the biggest stars in tennis are incredibly popular. While the public ballot for specific matches provides one avenue, Wimbledon uniquely allows the public to purchase tickets on the day of play.

Even Court 1, preferred by players like Emma Raducanu over Centre Court, offers an equally exciting atmosphere, with tickets just as highly prized.

Are Tickets Still Available for Wimbledon 2025?

Yes, tickets are indeed still available for every day of the Wimbledon tournament.

However, guaranteeing specific matches you`ll see on a particular day is more challenging. The ballot for pre-assigned tickets has closed, but the opportunity to buy tickets on the day makes Wimbledon stand out among major sporting events.

The famous Queue remains a very popular method for attending the event, though arriving early (even the night before) is highly recommended.

Each day, a limited number of Show Court and Grounds tickets are available for purchase. Different ticket types grant access to specific courts. Availability is limited, but tickets can also become available later in the day if attendees leave.

Additionally, Wimbledon offers various hospitality packages, providing a premium experience that includes fine dining, complimentary drinks, prime seating, and concierge services.

Alternatively, tickets for specific matches on Centre Court, Court 1, and other courts can sometimes be purchased on secondary ticket websites.

Wimbledon Ticket Options

As one of the few major sporting events offering coveted tickets on the day, here are the main ways to attend Wimbledon:

The Queue

Due to high demand for day-of tickets, a large queue forms daily. Many arrive the night before to camp and secure a better chance of obtaining a Show Court or Grounds ticket. Upon arrival, you receive a numbered Queue Card. If Show Court tickets are sold out, you can remain in the queue for tickets that become available from departing attendees. The status of the queue can often be checked online via the Wimbledon website or app. For this year, organisers encourage using the Wimbledon app and creating a myWimbledon account if you plan to queue.

Show Court Tickets (via The Queue)

Those at the front of The Queue have access to a limited number of tickets for Centre Court and Courts 1, 2, and 3. Note that Centre Court tickets are typically available only for the first 10 days; the final days are usually pre-sold. Prices vary significantly based on the court, seat location, and day of the tournament, increasing as the event progresses.

Grounds Pass (via The Queue)

A Grounds Pass allows entry to the Wimbledon grounds and access to matches on Courts 3-18 on an unreserved basis. There may be a separate queue to enter Court 3. This pass is a great way to soak in the atmosphere and watch many matches.

Ticket Resale (on the day)

From 3 pm daily, tickets for the main Show Courts may become available for resale from attendees who have left. A Grounds Pass is required to join the virtual queue for these tickets on the Wimbledon App. Resale tickets are typically priced at £15 for Centre Court and £10 for Courts 1/2.

Hospitality Packages

Guaranteed premium seating for major matches can be secured through official hospitality packages. These packages offer a luxurious experience including fine dining, drinks, and dedicated services. They are available through the Wimbledon website or official partners.

Secondary Markets

Websites specializing in ticket resales may list tickets for specific days and courts. These can offer an alternative way to find tickets, especially if other methods are unsuccessful.

*Please be aware that tickets purchased on secondary resale sites may be listed above their original face value.*

Rowan Finch
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