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The Queen’s Club — Tickets, Seating & Visitor Guide

Home of the HSBC Championships and Wimbledon’s grass-court warm-up in West Kensington — capacity, seating, transport and matchday essentials in one guide.

Capacity: ~9,000 (Centre Court)Founded: 1886Nearest station: Barons CourtBorough: Hammersmith & Fulham
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Where to Sit — Quick Summary

Stand Best For Verdict
Centre Court Best atmosphere, main show court BEST PICK
Court 1 Good value, still elite matches GOOD VALUE
Outside courts Budget, first-round action GOOD VALUE

Stadium Facts

Founded in 1886, The Queen’s Club is one of the oldest sporting venues in the world still in use, and its Championships (first played in 1890) is one of the oldest tennis tournaments in existence. A 2017 redevelopment lifted Centre Court capacity to just over 9,000, and the grass-court event — now known as the HSBC Championships — remains the key ATP warm-up for Wimbledon each June, with past champions including Andy Murray, Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz.

FAQ

What is the capacity of The Queen’s Club?

Centre Court holds just over 9,000 following a 2017 redevelopment.

How do I get to The Queen’s Club?

Barons Court (District & Piccadilly lines) is the closest station, around a 5-minute walk. West Kensington (District line) is about 7 minutes on foot, and bus routes 190, 211, 295 and 391 serve the area.

What is the bag policy at The Queen’s Club?

Small bags only are permitted; large backpacks and suitcases are not allowed, with security checks in place on entry.

Where are the best seats at The Queen’s Club?

Centre Court offers the best atmosphere and features the marquee matches. Court 1 still sees elite players at good value, while the outside courts are the budget option, especially in the early rounds.

Is there parking at The Queen’s Club?

No public parking is available on site, and local street parking is heavily restricted during events — arriving by tube is strongly recommended.


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