When is Wimbledon 2027?
Not confirmed yet. The window above — 28 June – 11 July 2027 — is our expectation based on where this event has landed in previous years, not an announced date.
Dates follow Wimbledon's standard calendar pattern but are not yet confirmed by the AELTC — check the official announcement before booking.
We’ll email you the day it is official. One message when the date is confirmed, telling you when tickets go on sale and what the room rates did last time. No weekly newsletter, and you can leave in one click.
What it is
Wimbledon runs its usual fortnight, expected 28 June to 11 July in 2027. It is the only Grand Slam where you can decide to go the night before — if you are willing to queue — and the only one where the grounds themselves, Hill picnic included, are worth the day without a show-court seat. First-week grounds days are the connoisseur's play: fifteen courts of top-hundred tennis a few feet away.
Tickets
Three doors in, and they are genuinely different. One: the public ballot, entered the preceding autumn — face value show-court seats if drawn, pure luck. Two: The Queue — turn up early (or camp) for on-the-day grounds passes and a shot at returned show-court tickets; this is the reliable route and the cultural experience. Three: debentures — the only Wimbledon tickets that are legally resalable, which is why marketplace listings exist at all; they are premium seats at premium prices that track the draw. Anything on a marketplace that is not a debenture is a ticket that can be refused at the gate — do not buy ordinary ballot tickets secondhand.
Debenture prices double overnight when a British player reaches the second week. Early-round grounds passes are fixed-price and always the value — the play is going early in the fortnight, not late.
Compare before you buy: the same seats are routinely 10-20% apart between marketplaces once checkout fees land. Price every one of them, and compare the all-in total at checkout rather than the listing price:
Best for: A global resale marketplace - worth pricing against the bigger two, and often the one still holding seats for European fixtures
Buyer fees are added at checkout, so compare the final total rather than the listing price
Best for: Official event packages pairing a seat with a hotel, strongest on European F1 and tennis
Prices are per package and shown in the local currency; check what the seat category actually includes
| Where you sit | Cheap end | Typical | Top end |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grounds pass (Queue) | £30 | £45 | £65 |
| Show court (ballot face) | £90 | £170 | £260 |
| Debenture (resale) | £900 | £2,000 | £4,200 |
Where to stay
Which part of London you sleep in moves the total more than the seat usually does, and the cheap bed an hour out stops being cheap on the day. The tiers below are what actually works for this building.
Anywhere on the District line or near Waterloo
Central London mid-week rates barely notice Wimbledon, and the commute out is 30 minutes. The whole city as your evening beats anything within a mile of the grounds.
Putney's riverside hotels and pubs-with-rooms
Ten minutes from the gates, a proper high street, and the rowing-club stretch of the Thames for morning walks. Books up for the middle weekend well in advance.
Wimbledon Village boutiques (Hotel du Vin, Cannizaro House)
Leafy, walkable to the grounds across the common, and where the players' entourages drink. Small inventory, championship prices — book at the start of the year.
Getting there
- Southfields on the District line is the classic approach — 15 minutes' walk to the gates, or the shuttle buses if the legs are saving themselves. Wimbledon mainline station (from Waterloo, ~18 min) works equally well.
- Queuing for on-the-day grounds passes starts in Wimbledon Park: thousands camp overnight for the show-court day tickets. If you are queueing, treat it as the first event of the trip — bring a proper picnic.
- Do not drive. There is effectively nowhere to park, and SW19's residential streets are permit-controlled and policed with relish during The Championships.
- From the UK regions: any train into Waterloo, then the direct line out. From abroad, Heathrow is the right airport — the Piccadilly-to-District interchange at Hammersmith gets you to SW19 without touching central London.
Make a trip of it
Do one Queue day even if you hold tickets for another — arrive by 6am with breakfast and you will be on the grounds by late morning. The Hill with a picnic during a big Centre Court match is the day out.
Thinking bigger than this one?
The same maths runs a lot further than you would expect. A Grand Prix in Las Vegas, a Sunday at the Raiders or WrestleMania weekend costs less than most people assume once the flight is the only unusual line — and we have costed all of them, flights and ESTA included, from real trips rather than research.
Common questions
When is Wimbledon 2027?
Not confirmed yet. We expect 28 June – 11 July 2027, based on where this event has fallen in previous years. Dates follow Wimbledon's standard calendar pattern but are not yet confirmed by the AELTC — check the official announcement before booking.
Where is Wimbledon 2027 held?
All England Club (Wimbledon) in London, UK. Capacity is Centre Court 14,979; ~42,000 on the grounds per day.
How much are Wimbledon 2027 tickets?
Expect roughly £30 to £4,200 per person depending on where you sit, with grounds pass (queue) at the cheap end. These are our estimates rather than live prices, and they move a lot with demand.
When should I buy Wimbledon 2027 tickets?
Three doors in, and they are genuinely different. One: the public ballot, entered the preceding autumn — face value show-court seats if drawn, pure luck. Two: The Queue — turn up early (or camp) for on-the-day grounds passes and a shot at returned show-court tickets; this is the reliable route and the cultural experience. Three: debentures — the only Wimbledon tickets that are legally resalable, which is why marketplace listings exist at all; they are premium seats at premium prices that track the draw. Anything on a marketplace that is not a debenture is a ticket that can be refused at the gate — do not buy ordinary ballot tickets secondhand.
Where should I stay for Wimbledon 2027?
Depends what you are optimising for. The tiers that work for this venue are Anywhere on the District line or near Waterloo, Putney's riverside hotels and pubs-with-rooms, Wimbledon Village boutiques (Hotel du Vin, Cannizaro House). Which part of London you sleep in usually moves the trip total more than the seat does.
How do I get to All England Club (Wimbledon)?
Southfields on the District line is the classic approach — 15 minutes' walk to the gates, or the shuttle buses if the legs are saving themselves. Wimbledon mainline station (from Waterloo, ~18 min) works equally well.
All the travel detail for this building — every route in, every hotel tier, and everything else on there — lives on the All England Club (Wimbledon) venue guide.