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Wimbledon 2026 - Tickets
The public ballot is open for UK and International applicants. You will need to have have a myWimbledon account, ensure you enable Tickets & Ballots notifications and wait for updates. Tickets will be available from circa mid-June and sporadically thereafter. Direct link: The best option is to sign up to myWimbledon so you can be kept in the loop regarding ticket availability. The queue starts within Wimbledon Park (off Wimbledon Park Road) and zig-zags up and down the park. See on map: There are very limited numbers of Show Court tickets available (Centre Court, No.1, and No.2) so you need to queue very early to have any chance of securing one of these. Thousands of Ground Passes are also available but once these have sold there is a one-in one-out policy, so the earlier you get in the queue the better. If you plan to join the queue in the evening/after work then you will usually get in within 1-2 hours. It's a great way to catch some live action on the outside courts or to watch a Show Court match on the big screen from Henman Hill while having a picnic with friends. Ground Passes are cheaper after 5pm too. If you have been unable to secure a Show Court ticket in advance, this option gives you the best chance of obtaining one. See our full guide: If you have a paid-for LTA Advantage Membership, then you will have a chance to buy Wimbledon tickets, However, if you won't benefit from the membership in other ways, then we wouldn't recommend paying for it in the hope of getting tickets. If you have an LTA Advantage Membership and are a member of an LTA Affiliated Tennis Club then you can enter the ballot at your local club. Your chances of success here are significantly higher than via the LTA Advantage Membership. There is only one officially appointed Wimbledon hospitality agent who can provide the ultimate Wimbledon experience for you and your guests: We first went on one of their "Wimbledon Championship Tours" in 1999 and it was superb so we would recommend them - and no we don't receive anything for recommending them. The serious money option. Wimbledon Centre Court Debenture at the last offering cost £23,150, while a No.1 Court Debenture would set you back £9,900. These figures represent the original prices for 5 year debentures, but as all debentures have now been snapped up you will have to contact Barclays Capital Limited or UBS Warburg who have a made a second-hand market for the sale of these debentures. Don't even think about it. In previous years, the AELTC have threatened eBay with legal action unless they hand over personal details of all eBay members selling non-debenture Wimbledon tickets on eBay. As a result, eBay obliged and the AELTC have been contacting the sellers of such tickets threatening them with legal action and cancelling their tickets ever since. Fake tickets, stolen tickets, blatant scammers, and having to pay inflated prices are also potential problems with eBay. Buying from a ticket tout could result in many of the same problems as mentioned in the eBay Auction section above. Ticket touts operate in the area from Southfields underground station along Wimbledon Park Road/Church Road and to the gates of Wimbledon. Just walking down there you will hear a number of people offering to buy and sell tickets. Resale Tickets (inside the grounds) Once you are already inside the grounds of Wimbledon, whether on a Ground Pass or any showcourt ticket, you will have the opportunity to purchase re-sold showcourt tickets. These are tickets which the original owner no longer requires (perhaps he/she has gone home early or just has a spare ticket) and wishes to give someone else the opportunity of sitting on a showcourt. Sellers
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Tickets to the Wimbledon Championships are extremely difficult to get hold of as demand far exceeds supply
every year. Below you will find all possible methods of obtaining tickets.
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