🎾 The Championships · Church Road, Wimbledon
Wimbledon Centre Court — Seating Guide & Best Seats
The most prestigious tennis court in the world — 15,000 seats with a unique bowl design and a retractable roof that changed the seating dynamic entirely.
Centre Court sells out fast and prices vary sharply by row. Here’s exactly where to sit and what to expect from each section.
Centre Court sells out fast and prices vary sharply by row. Here’s exactly where to sit and what to expect from each section.
Wimbledon 2027 Ticket Alerts
Be First in Line for Wimbledon 2027
Get ballot, ticket release, resale and visitor alerts as soon as they’re announced.
Interactive map
Wimbledon Centre Court Seating Map
Coloured by our verdict — 👆 tap any stand for the view & rating
Seat info
Tap a section to start
Every coloured area is tappable. Select one to see the view rating, atmosphere and SPL’s verdict.
📅 See Upcoming Fixtures & Events ↓
|
Dates, tickets and what to expect
|
How Centre Court is laid out
Centre Court follows a traditional oval bowl layout with multiple seating tiers wrapping around all four sides of the court — every seat has a view, but perspective, elevation and distance from the baseline vary significantly.
The retractable roof sits above the bowl and does not obstruct any viewing angles, regardless of weather.
The three seating categories
💡 The sweet spot
Mid-tier sideline seats near the centre of the court are widely considered the best overall — balanced visibility of both baselines and rallies, without the depth-perception issues of the very front rows. Many first-time visitors aim for the lowest possible rows, but a slightly elevated angle usually improves the viewing experience in tennis.
What to know before choosing
Frequently asked questions
