🎾 Wimbledon · 29 June – 12 July 2026
Wimbledon 2026 — Dates, Tickets & What to Expect
The most famous tennis tournament in the world starts in days. Here’s everything you need to know before attending — tickets, the queue, and what makes Wimbledon different from every other Grand Slam.
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Where to sit and why
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Trains, routes, exit strategy
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How to get in without the ballot
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⚡ Expect one of the highest-demand years yet
Ticket competition is intensifying across both official sales and resale platforms. Expect earlier sell-outs, heavier queue demand and increased pressure on transport and accommodation around south-west London during the tournament — especially if British players make deep runs.
Four ways to get in
💡 The hybrid strategy experienced visitors use
Step 1: enter with a ground pass. Step 2: watch outside-court matches in the morning. Step 3: monitor the resale kiosk. Step 4: upgrade to Centre Court in the afternoon. This avoids overpaying while still delivering show-court tennis later in the day.
Beyond Centre Court
The grounds experience extends well beyond the show courts. The Hill lets fans watch Centre Court matches on a giant screen in a relaxed, garden-party atmosphere — even without a show-court ticket, the grounds alone can justify the visit.
Which day should you attend
Frequently asked questions