Wimbledon 2010: Monday 21 June - Sunday 4 July

The majority of Centre, No.1 and No.2 Court tickets are sold in advance via a public ballot. Entry into the ballot does not automatically entitle applicants to tickets for Wimbledon but a place in the draw for tickets.

To enter the draw for 2010 ballot you must first obtain an application form from 1st August 2009. (Requests postmarked after 15th December 2009 will NOT be processed.) Completed forms must be returned no later than 31st December 2009.

To obtain a Public Ballot Application form, please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope DL size (110mm x 220mm, 4 1/4 " x 8 5/8") - to:

Ticket Office
AELTC
P.O. BOX 98
London SW19 5AE

Note: Applications which are not accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope will not be processed.

Why can’t I download an application form from the website?

When we receive your completed application form, we scan the details into our ballot database. The scanning equipment we use is sensitive both to the inks used to print the application forms and to the positioning of the boxes.

An application form printed on a desktop printer run from a PC would not be able to match either the scale and register of colours on the forms or the precise position of the boxes. As a result, our scanner would not recognise the data and your completed form would be unusable and therefore void.

Whilst we have introduced online payments, currently there are no plans for online applications: we require you to sign an original form, agreeing to the terms and conditions of the ballot to which we refer should a query arise as to the validity of the application/ applicant.

Only ONE application per household is permitted. Please do not ask for more than one form: we will void your applications.

BUYING TICKETS AT THE GROUNDS - QUEUEING

Approximately 500 tickets daily for each of the Centre (except for the last 4 days), No.1 and No.2 Courts are reserved for sale at the turnstiles. Roughly 6000 Ground Admission tickets, subject to ground capacity and number of courts in play,  are available each day for entry to the Grounds.

More information about queueing for Wimbledon

BRITISH TENNIS MEMBERS BALLOT

British Tennis Members are automatically entered into an exclusive ballot which takes place on 1 March each year.

LTA Wimbledon Ballot (external website)

Debentures information

OFFICIALLY APPROVED PACKAGES

NEWMARKET HOLIDAYS offer a range of packages which enable you to book No.1 Court and No.3 Court hotel inclusive packages simply and easily.

Coach-Inclusive Breaks: No.1 Court over the finals weekend including ticket, coach and overnight hotel (with hotel/Wimbledon coach transfers), from nationwide pick-up points www.newmarket.travel/nmp11410

Make-Your-Own-Way Breaks: No. 3 Court each day during the first week and the second Monday and No.1 Court over the finals weekend including ticket and overnight hotel (with hotel/Wimbledon coach transfers) www.newmarket.travel/nmp11968

OTHER TICKET SOURCES

Additionally, many tickets are sold through The Lawn Tennis Association to its affiliated tennis clubs, schools, membership schemes and to foreign tennis associations.

ONLINE TICKET SALES  

Several hundred tickets available on the eve of the day of play as “print your own” e-tickets will be sold via the Ticketmaster website.

Details will be communicated initially to those people who have registered for regular Wimbledon e-mail newsletters.

Click here to register for emails via our website

TICKET RESALE KIOSK

The Club makes every effort to ensure that seat tickets which are no longer needed are made available for resale to people already within the grounds. Original ticket holders are requested to put their unwanted tickets in special red boxes for collection by the Honorary Stewards or, if they wish to retain them as souvenirs, to have the barcodes scanned on leaving the grounds so that a new ticket may be generated.

The tickets are re-distributed at a nominal charge from the Ticket Resale kiosk inside the grounds.

The entire proceeds will be donated to charities including (but not limited to):

• SPARKS (SPort Aiding medical Research for KidS)
• The Dan Maskell Tennis Trust
  www.danmaskelltennistrust.org.uk
• Local charities

HSBC, the Official Bank of The Championships, Wimbledon, has generously agreed to donate to these charities in 2010 a sum equal to the total amount raised by the ticket resale scheme.
(In 2008, the amount raised was £111,164 net of VAT.)

www.danmaskelltennistrust.org.uk                             

Normal opening hours for the Ticket Office: Mon - Fri: 09.00 - 17.00 (GMT) (excl. Bank Holidays).

Telephone
UK: 020 8971 2473
Overseas: +44 20 8971 2473

Fax
UK: 020 8971 2528
Overseas: +44 20 8971 2528

If you are phoning with an enquiry about the ballot for Wheelchair spaces, please specify this when you call and your call will be transferred to the relevant member of the Ticket Office team.

Note: The Ticket Office is available for all ticket and ballot enquiries but is NOT a Box Office.