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Matchday Essentials
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Getting there & home
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What you can bring in
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Where to Sit — Quick Summary
| Stand | Best For | Verdict |
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| Centre Court | Best atmosphere, marquee matches, roofed | BEST PICK |
| No.1 Court | Elite matches, roofed since 2019 | BEST PICK |
| Show courts (2, 3, 12, 18) | Good value, rising stars | GOOD VALUE |
| Grounds pass / outside courts | Budget, early-round action | GOOD VALUE |
Stadium Facts
FAQ
What is the capacity of Wimbledon?
The grounds hold around 42,000 spectators across all courts on a given day, with Centre Court seating 14,979 and No.1 Court seating 12,345.
How do I get to Wimbledon?
Southfields (District line) is the closest tube station. See the full transport guide for the complete route and queueing advice.
What is the bag policy at Wimbledon?
See the dedicated Wimbledon bag policy guide for the full, current rules on what you can bring in.
Where are the best seats at Wimbledon?
Centre Court and No.1 Court host the marquee matches and both have retractable roofs; the show courts offer good value with rising stars, while grounds passes give budget access to the outside courts. See our Centre Court seating breakdown for more.
Is there parking at Wimbledon?
On-site parking is very limited on Championship days — public transport is strongly recommended, with full detail in the transport guide.
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