Wimbledon 2027 Tickets: The Queue and Where to Stay

Wimbledon 2027 runs from June 28 to July 11 at the All England Club, in southwest London. This article does not provide session prices or times. Options include the Public Ballot, The Queue, official resales, hospitality and authorized debentures; the ballot and the queue do not guarantee entry. Southfields is the main Tube reference.

Wimbledon 2027 tickets: the main routes are the Public Ballot, the on-site Queue, official resales, hospitality and authorized debentures. The tournament takes place from June 28 to July 11, 2027 at the All England Club in southwest London, home of the only Grand Slam played on grass. The ballot doesn’t let you choose a court or a day and accepts one application per household, email and myWimbledon account. If you join The Queue, be ready to wait for hours, since The Queue sells a limited number of tickets on the day itself. Southfields station, on the District line, is the most used reference for those arriving by Tube. If you’re planning a trip, keep your accommodation cancellable until you’ve secured a ticket.

In this article: prices and buying, schedule, how to get there, entry rules and where to stay.

Tickets: prices and where to buy

Create a myWimbledon account and opt in to ticketing communications to receive the ballot calendar. A successful offer may allow up to two tickets, but the day, court and seat are allocated automatically. Official hospitality guarantees a product at a higher price. The Queue requires showing up and patience; don’t pay someone to hold your place. Outside authorized debentures, online resale or transfer invalidates the ticket.

Rules verified against the original on 08/20/2026. Prices and times not published in the text; no ticketing URL. Free refers only to the ballot application.

What’s confirmed

Wimbledon is the Grand Slam played on grass and spans two weeks in southwest London. Centre Court and No.1 Court host the main matches, while a Ground Pass lets you move around the outside courts subject to capacity. The Public Ballot distributes offers automatically and doesn’t guarantee success. The Queue sells a limited number on the day itself, one ticket per person, with waits that can stretch through the night. The resale system inside the grounds redistributes some returned seats. Regular tickets can’t be transferred or listed online.

How to get there

Southfields, on the District line, is the most used Tube station, followed by a walk or a special bus. Wimbledon station offers train and Tube, with an extra leg. On match day, leave early and follow the signs. Driving is impractical. If you’re braving The Queue, check the camping, baggage and timing rules in the latest official guide.

How to turn the event into a trip

London deserves separate days for Westminster, South Bank, the museums and the Tower of London. Don’t book a fixed-time attraction after a match that could run longer than expected.

Free walking tour of London

London tours on Civitatis

Planning without surprises

In Wimbledon, your hotel depends on how you’ll get a ticket. The ballot only reveals the day and court after allocation, and The Queue may require waiting from the early hours. Keep your accommodation cancellable until you receive the offer. If you’re going to try the queue, Southfields, Wimbledon or Putney keep you from depending on the first Tube.

Itinerary and a realistic budget

Official hospitality guarantees entry but costs more; the ballot and The Queue are cheaper and guarantee nothing. So build your itinerary with a plan B: if the queue doesn’t yield a ticket, use the day for Westminster, South Bank or the Tower of London. On match day, don’t book a fixed-time attraction after the tennis.

See activities in London on GetYourGuide ›

Sources and updates

Future dates, the ballot, the queue, resales and transfer rules were verified on August 20, 2026 on Wimbledon’s official website. The specific 2027 ballot calendar should be followed on myWimbledon.

Where to stay

Southfields, Wimbledon and Putney put you close to the club; Earl’s Court and Victoria balance sightseeing with the District line. Compare last connection, air conditioning and cancellation. Don’t pick a hotel based on straight-line distance alone.

🏨Hotels for Wimbledon in LondonChoose your session dates · free cancellation options onlySee hotels ›

Booking.com partner (advertising): we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Where to stay in London

Plan your trip to LondonIn the order it pays to book · Voyage partners

1. HotelAs soon as you have datesCompare neighbourhoods and guest ratings.See hotels ↑
2. More activitiesTo compareTickets, day trips and tours with flexible cancellation.GetYourGuide ›

Frequently asked questions

When is Wimbledon 2027?

From June 28 to July 11, 2027.

How does the ballot work?

The application is free, doesn’t guarantee a ticket and allocates the day, court and seat automatically.

Can I buy on the day?

Yes. The Queue offers a limited number of tickets and Ground Passes.

Can I buy resale online?

Regular tickets can’t be transferred; only debentures have specific authorized resale.

Where to stay?

Wimbledon and Southfields are close; Earl’s Court and Victoria offer connections via the District line.