Wimbledon women’s championship tickets 2026: Grounds Pass from £33 · Centre Court Round 1 from £70–£90 · Women’s Final Centre Court from £240–£315 (face value) · Debenture resale from ~£2,195. The 2026 ballot is closed — get tickets via The Queue, Ticketmaster daily release, on-site resale or official hospitality. Qualifying tickets are free (22–25 June, Roehampton).
🎫 Ticket Guide · Wimbledon 2026 · June 29 – July 12 · All England Club SW19
Wimbledon Women’s Tickets 2026 — Prices, Resale & Every Route In
The complete guide to Wimbledon women’s championship tickets in 2026 — every price, every route into the grounds, how The Queue works, the AELTC’s official resale system, debenture resale, hospitality packages, and how to get free qualifying tickets. Plus: how to register for the 2027 ballot.
The public ballot for Wimbledon 2026 closed in September 2025. Successful applicants have already been notified. If you didn’t enter or weren’t successful, see the four remaining routes below. To enter the 2027 ballot, register at wimbledon.com from August 2026.
All Routes to Wimbledon Women’s Tickets 2026
With the ballot closed, there are five legitimate ways to get Wimbledon women’s championship tickets in 2026. Here is every route, with honest pros, cons and costs.
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The Queue — Best Option for Most People
From £33
The famous Wimbledon Queue is the most popular way to attend without a ballot ticket. Every day of the Championships (except the last four days for show courts), a limited number of face-value tickets are sold to people who queue in Wimbledon Park. You can queue for show court tickets (Centre Court, Court 1, Court 2) or a Grounds Pass that gives access to all outer courts and the Henman Hill big screen.
Queue locationWimbledon Park, off Church Road SW19 5AG
Nearest tubeSouthfields (District Line) — 15 min walk to Queue
First 500 peopleChoice of Centre Court, Court 1 or Court 2 tickets
Next 500 peopleChoose from remaining show court tickets (whatever’s left)
Everyone elseGrounds Pass (outer courts + Henman Hill big screen)
Show court daysAvailable Days 1–11 only (not final 3 days)
Camp overnight?Yes — many fans camp from the evening before. Camping area opens the afternoon before each playing day.
Queue Ticket Prices 2026
Ticket Type
Days 1–8
Days 9–11
Days 12–14
🌿 Grounds Pass
£33
£26
£21
Court 2 (seat)
~£55–70
~£70–90
N/A
Court 1 (seat)
~£85–115
~£115–175
N/A (ballot only)
Centre Court (seat)
~£70–90
~£115–175
N/A (ballot only)
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Queue tip: For a Grounds Pass only, you don’t need to arrive the night before — arriving at 6–7 AM on most early-round days will still get you in. For Centre Court tickets, aim to be in the top 500 — which typically means arriving the afternoon or evening before and camping overnight.
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Ticketmaster Daily Release
Face value · Limited
Each morning during the Championships, the AELTC releases a small allocation of tickets via Ticketmaster for the following day’s play. These are face-value tickets — no debenture premium. They sell out within minutes of release, so you need to be ready.
On-Site Official Resale — Wimbledon’s Best-Kept Secret
Centre Court from £15
This is one of the most valuable pieces of information for any Wimbledon visitor. When ticket holders leave Centre Court, No.1 Court or No.2 Court early, the AELTC encourages them to return their tickets at the gate. These are then resold inside the grounds at dramatically reduced prices.
2025 pricesCentre Court resale from £15 · No.1 Court from £10 · No.2 Court from £10
The catchYou must already be inside the grounds with a valid Grounds Pass or ticket
Best timeAfternoon — as matches finish and spectators leave after lunch
Where to queueResale kiosk near each show court gate — ask stewards on the day
StrategyBuy a £33 Grounds Pass via The Queue → wait inside for resale tickets to drop → watch women’s matches on Centre Court for a fraction of the face value
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The smartest Wimbledon ticket strategy: Join The Queue for a Grounds Pass (£33), get inside the grounds, enjoy outer court women’s matches in the morning, then queue for on-site resale tickets in the afternoon for as little as £10–£15 for Centre Court. Total cost for a full day including Centre Court action: under £50.
Debenture tickets are the only Wimbledon tickets the AELTC officially permits to be resold. Debenture holders purchase a five-year licence (approximately £116,000 for Centre Court) and receive two tickets for every day of the Championships. They may legally resell these through authorised channels.
Resale starts from~£2,195 per session (Centre Court, early rounds)
Women’s Final£5,000–£15,000+ per ticket depending on demand and timing
What’s includedReserved prime seat · Debenture lounge & restaurant access · Priority entry gate · All outer courts included
Legal resale platformsAuthorised debenture resellers only — not StubHub, eBay or unofficial sites
Contact AELTC+44 (0)20 8944 1066 · wimbledon.com for authorised resellers list
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Beware of illegal resale: Only debenture tickets are officially resellable. Any non-debenture Wimbledon ticket sold above face value on third-party platforms (eBay, Viagogo, StubHub) is being sold in breach of the AELTC’s terms. The AELTC can void these tickets at the gate. Always verify resellers are authorised by the AELTC before purchasing.
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Official Hospitality Packages
From £1,145 per person
Official Wimbledon hospitality packages from Keith Prowse (the AELTC’s official hospitality partner) guarantee tickets, dining and transfers — eliminating the need to queue or find resale tickets.
Packages from£1,145 per person (including ticket, lunch, Champagne, parking)
Guaranteed ticket?Yes — show court ticket included, no ballot or queue needed
Official partnerKeith Prowse · keithprowse.com
Also availableSportsbreaks.com and other AELTC-authorised hospitality partners
Best forCorporate entertainment, special occasions, Women’s Final guaranteed access
Wimbledon 2026 Tickets Price — Complete Guide by Round
Here are all verified Wimbledon 2026 ticket prices at face value — what you’d pay if you got tickets through the ballot or the Ticketmaster daily release.
Court / Ticket
Early Rounds
QF / SF
Women’s Final (Sat 11 Jul)
Men’s Final (Sun 12 Jul)
🌿 Grounds Pass
£33 (Days 1–8) £26 (Days 9–11)
£26
£21
£21
Court 3
from £55
~£80
N/A
N/A
No.2 Court
~£55–75
~£80–100
N/A
N/A
No.1 Court
~£100–135
~£150–200
N/A
N/A
Centre Court
~£70–90
~£115–175
~£240–315
~£265–350
Debenture Resale (any court)
from £2,195
from £2,500
from £5,000+
from £6,000+
Hospitality (Keith Prowse)
from £1,145 per person (all-inclusive — ticket + lunch + Champagne)
Face-value prices are approximate based on 2025/2026 AELTC published pricing. Resale and hospitality prices vary by demand. Centre Court prices are for allocated seating; Grounds Pass gives standing/lawn access and outer court viewing only.
Wimbledon Qualifying 2026 Tickets — Completely Free
One of the best-kept secrets in tennis: Wimbledon qualifying tickets are completely free. No ballot, no queue, no payment. Just turn up and watch the next generation of Wimbledon stars compete for a spot in the main draw.
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FREE
No ticket needed
Wimbledon Qualifying 2026
📍 VenueWimbledon Community Sport Centre, Bank Lane, Roehampton, London SW15 5JQ
📅 DatesMonday 22 June – Thursday 25 June 2026
🚂 TransportBarnes station (South Western Railway) · Bus from Wimbledon
🎟️ EntryFree admission — no ticket required, simply walk in
🎾 EventsMen’s and Women’s qualifying singles — 3 rounds over 4 days
💡 Why goSit within metres of world top-200 players on intimate grass courts. Future champions have all played qualifying — it’s raw, exciting tennis at close range, for nothing.
AELTC Wimbledon Tickets — Official Sources Only
The AELTC (All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club) is the only body that can issue official Wimbledon tickets. Here are the official channels and contact details.
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Official Website
wimbledon.com — the only source for ballot entries, Ticketmaster daily releases and the official hospitality partner links. All other websites are unofficial third parties.
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AELTC Ticket Office
Phone: +44 (0)20 8944 1066 Available during Championships for ticket enquiries, on-site resale queries and accessibility needs.
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Ticketmaster (Daily Release)
ticketmaster.co.uk — the AELTC’s official ticketing partner. Small daily release each morning during the Championships. Face value only.
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Keith Prowse (Hospitality)
keithprowse.com — the AELTC’s official hospitality partner. Guaranteed match tickets with dining from £1,145 per person.
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Illegal resale — what to avoid: The AELTC prohibits resale of non-debenture tickets above face value. Tickets purchased on Viagogo, eBay, StubHub or unofficial sites may be voided at the gate without refund. Only purchase from: (1) the AELTC ballot, (2) The Queue, (3) Ticketmaster daily release, (4) official on-site resale, (5) authorised debenture resellers, or (6) official hospitality partners. If in doubt, call the AELTC ticket office: +44 (0)20 8944 1066.
Missed out on Wimbledon 2026 tickets? The 2027 ballot opens approximately August 2026 at wimbledon.com. Here’s what to expect.
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When to register
The AELTC opens ballot registration in August 2026. Applications are accepted until approximately December 2026. Results are sent by January 2027.
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Wimbledon Ballot 2027 Ticket Prices
Ballot ticket prices typically increase slightly each year. Based on 2026 pricing, expect Grounds Pass ~£33–36 · Centre Court Round 1 ~£75–95 · Women’s Final ~£250–325 at face value. Exact prices are announced with the ballot results.
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Ballot odds
Approximately 500,000 people apply for the ballot each year. Fewer than 5% receive tickets. Centre Court Women’s Final tickets through the ballot are among the hardest to obtain in all of sport — odds of receiving them are less than 1%.
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How to apply
Register at wimbledon.com — one application per person, using a unique email address. You choose your preferred dates and courts. Payment is only taken if successful. The ballot is free to enter.
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2027 ballot tip: Register as soon as the ballot opens (August 2026) at wimbledon.com. Apply for multiple dates — your odds increase if you’re flexible. Early-round dates (Days 1–5) have better odds than finals week. The Women’s Final (Day 13) is the hardest ticket — apply for Round 1 and 2 Centre Court too, as the experience is just as memorable.
🎫 Wimbledon Women’s Tickets 2026 — At a Glance
All England Club · SW19 5AE · Women’s Final: Saturday 11 July 2026
Wimbledon 2026 women’s tickets infographic — all routes and prices from free qualifying to debenture resale. Alt: Wimbledon womens tickets price guide 2026 showing Queue from £33, debenture resale from £2195 and hospitality from £1145.
📝 Summary
The 2026 AELTC Wimbledon ballot is closed. The five remaining legitimate routes to Wimbledon women’s championship tickets are: The Queue (Grounds Pass from £33, Centre Court from ~£70); the Ticketmaster daily release (face value, sells out fast at 9:00 AM BST); the official on-site resale kiosk (Centre Court from as little as £15 — with a Grounds Pass); authorised debenture resale (from ~£2,195, the only legal third-party resale); and official hospitality packages from Keith Prowse (from £1,145 per person all-inclusive). Qualifying tickets are completely free — no ticket required at Wimbledon Community Sport Centre, Roehampton SW15 5JQ from 22–25 June. To enter the 2027 ballot, register at wimbledon.com from August 2026. AELTC ticket office: +44 (0)20 8944 1066.
FAQs — Wimbledon Women’s Tickets 2026
How much are Wimbledon women’s tickets in 2026?
Face-value Wimbledon 2026 ticket prices range from £33 for a Grounds Pass (Days 1–8) to £240–£315 for Centre Court Women’s Final seats. No.1 Court ranges from ~£100 (early rounds) to ~£200 (later rounds). Court 3 starts at £55. Debenture resale tickets start from approximately £2,195 per session. Hospitality packages start from £1,145 per person.
Can I still get Wimbledon 2026 tickets?
Yes. The ballot is closed but four routes remain: The Queue (daily face-value tickets from £33 · Wimbledon Park SW19 5AG); the Ticketmaster daily release (face value · sells out by ~9:05 AM BST); the official on-site resale kiosk (Centre Court from £15, inside the grounds with a Grounds Pass); and authorised debenture resale (from ~£2,195). Hospitality from Keith Prowse is also available from £1,145pp.
Are Wimbledon qualifying tickets free?
Yes — Wimbledon qualifying 2026 is completely free. No ticket required. Qualifying runs 22–25 June at the Wimbledon Community Sport Centre, Bank Lane, Roehampton, London SW15 5JQ. Simply walk in and watch top-200 players compete for main draw spots on intimate grass courts. The nearest station is Barnes (South Western Railway).
What is the legal Wimbledon ticket resale in 2026?
The only legal Wimbledon ticket resale is through authorised debenture resellers — debenture tickets are the only type the AELTC officially permits to be resold above face value. The official on-site resale kiosk (inside the grounds) sells returned show-court tickets at face value or below. Resale on Viagogo, eBay or StubHub is in breach of AELTC terms and those tickets may be voided at the gate.
When does the Wimbledon 2027 ballot open?
The Wimbledon 2027 ballot opens approximately August 2026 at wimbledon.com. Applications are accepted until around December 2026. Results are sent in January 2027. The ballot is free to enter — one application per person. Prices for ballot tickets typically increase slightly year on year; based on 2026 pricing, expect Grounds Pass ~£33–36 and Centre Court Women’s Final ~£250–325 at face value.
How much do Wimbledon Women’s Final tickets cost on resale?
Centre Court Women’s Final debenture resale tickets typically cost between £5,000 and £15,000+ per ticket depending on timing and demand. Face-value Women’s Final tickets through the ballot cost £240–£315. The Women’s Final (Saturday 11 July 2026) is one of the hardest sporting tickets to obtain in the UK — face-value availability is extremely limited outside the ballot.
