London Underground (Tube):

The London Underground provides easy access to Wimbledon. The nearest station is Southfields (District Line), and Wimbledon station is also nearby. Both stations offer good connectivity to central London.

Private or shared Transfers: 

We can assist with one way transfers to Wimbledon on certain days which will ensure a safe and timely arrival. 

National Rail Services:

Wimbledon has its own mainline railway station, Wimbledon station, which is well-connected to central London and other areas. National Rail services can be convenient for those coming from different parts of London or surrounding areas.

Tram Services:

Tramlink services run to Wimbledon from various locations in South London. This option might be suitable for those traveling from areas serviced by the Tramlink network.

Bus Services:

Numerous bus services operate to and from Wimbledon, providing additional flexibility. Check the local bus routes that serve the Wimbledon area.

Car:

If you prefer driving, you can reach Wimbledon by car. However, it's essential to consider traffic and parking availability, especially during major events like the Wimbledon Championships.

Taxi or Ride-Sharing Services:

Taxis or ride-sharing services can be a convenient option, particularly if you have a group or want a more direct route.

10:00 AM: The Grounds and debenture areas open daily
11:00 AM: Play begins on outside courts
1:00 PM: Play begins on No.1 Court (apart from Finals weekend when play starts at 11am)
1:30 PM: Play begins on Centre Court (apart from Finals weekend when play starts at 2pm)
Visit wimbledon.com for the Order of Play.

Premium tickets are for the court specified on the date shown and entitle the ticket holder entrance to that court for the entire day. You may also watch matches on any court throughout the Grounds with unreserved seating.

Centre Court premium ticket holders also have access to the Centre Court exclusive bars and restaurants and The Renshaw restaurant located in No.1 Court (by reservation only).

No.1 Court premium ticket holders also have access to the No.1 Court exclusive bars and restaurants.

Premium seats on Centre Court are located in 200 or 300-level seating; some on the same level as the Royal Box. 

No. 1 Court seats are within 15 rows of the court.

Many guests choose to dress up for a day at Wimbledon, although there is no requirement for men to wear a jacket or tie in the debenture restaurants. Please ensure you dress comfortably and are prepared for the British weather, whether that be rain or very warm sunshine.