A Wimbledon Debenture is a special type of ticket that offers guaranteed premium seating on Centre Court or No.1 Court for every day of the Championships during its five-year term. Issued by The All England Lawn Tennis Club, debentures are the only legally transferable tickets for Wimbledon, making them highly sought after.

Debenture holders enjoy exclusive access to some of the best views in the stadium, as well as entry to private lounges, bars, and restaurants. Whether for personal enjoyment or corporate hospitality, a debenture provides a unique way to experience the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament in style.

Debenture seats are among the very best in the stadium. On Centre Court and No.1 Court they are located in prime positions, typically around the middle tiers and along the baselines, offering outstanding views of the action.

These seats are strategically placed to provide an exceptional spectator experience, combining optimal sightlines with easy access to exclusive debenture lounges, bars, and fine dining facilities.

Centre Court Debenture Holders’ seats are located between rows A-N.

No.1 Court Debenture Holders’ seats are located between rows A-Q.

There is no formal dress code for Debenture seat holders at Wimbledon, but ‘smart casual’ attire is recommended. Most guests choose to dress elegantly, in keeping with the prestige of the event.

Tailored outfits, summer dresses, and smart jackets are common, especially in the exclusive debenture lounges and restaurants. While jeans and trainers are not prohibited, they are generally discouraged to maintain the elevated atmosphere of the experience.

Debenture Ticket holders enjoy access to a range of exclusive bars and restaurants located within Centre Court and No.1 Court. These refined spaces offer a premium dining and hospitality experience away from the crowds.

On Centre Court, debenture holders can enjoy:

• The Courtside Restaurant
• The Renshaw Restaurant
• The Champions’ Room
• The Terrace Bar
• The Gallery
• The Roof Top Bar

On No.1 Court, exclusive options include:

• The No.1 Bar
• The Veranda
• The Courtside Brasserie

Whether you’re looking for a relaxed drink or a full fine dining experience, these venues offer the perfect setting to complement a world-class day of tennis.

As standard, tickets for the Wimbledon tennis tournament do not go on sale. There are a variety of ways to get tickets, which is explained in our guide at the bottom of the page. Alternatively, you can purchase debenture seats through ourselves at Events Hospitality. Contact us for availability and options.

Due to the way Wimbledon works, there are only certain types of tickets that we are allowed to sell. These are debenture tickets for Court 1 and Centre Court. We don’t sell day/ground passes or on their own, but both types of tickets we offer include this as standard.

We have an allocation of tickets and hospitality for each day at Wimbledon but these usually sell quickly. If you know the day you would like to attend the tournament it is recommended to book early, to ensure availability.

At Events Hospitality we only sell tickets or packages that we have in hand, to ensure availability for our clients (many companies out there will sell the tickets and then attempt to procure them afterwards to fulfil the order).

We know how stressful it can be trying to work out which companies are genuine, especially when there are so many out there. As one of the newer ones, we also know how much harder we have to work to prove ourselves. That’s why we offer a 100% money back guarantee if we don’t deliver your tickets. To ensure you’re dealing with a reputable company please call us on 0208 053 0278 to ask any questions, or view more information about us here.

Wherever you are buying your tickets from, make sure you do your research. Take a look at online reviews, ask to speak to previous customers or verify with the venue that the company you are using are official hospitality agents.

The grounds will open from 10am, with tennis starting on the outer courts from 11am. All tickets we sell will include access from doors opening, unless stated otherwise. The show courts of Court 1 and Centre Court don’t start until around 1pm, so if you have external hospitality you have time to enjoy this first.

Yes, but only as big as 40cm x 30cm x 30cm. There are storage locations outside the grounds for left luggage/excess bags. Also be aware of the items they won’t allow into the grounds.

This depends on the Wimbledon raincheck policy, designated by the All England Lawn Tennis Club (its owners). If there is a long rain delay, then you may be entitled to a degree of refund. If you have a hospitality element to your package, this can still be enjoyed on the day and would be non-refundable. Its also worth remembering that Court 1 and Centre Court have a roof, so can continue play during adverse weather conditions.

As you would expect for such a prestigious venue, they are high quality and superbly maintained. Its hard to understand what Wimbledon is like if you’ve never been, so take a look at our guides at the bottom of the page for more information.

Unlike many other venues, there are locations to smoke as Wimbledon is mostly outside. You can’t smoke (or vape) on the courts, on ‘the hill’ or in queues.

At Events Hospitality, we have debenture tickets available for all of the dates at Wimbledon each year. As availability can change quickly, it is best to call us on 0208 053 0278 to understand what is available. We do not sell hospitality packages for Wimbledon.

The price of debenture seats are governed by demand, so differs each year and day to day, depending on the round of the tournament and who is playing. Generally speaking the earlier you book the better value you can get, so contact us on 0208 053 0278 to discuss the options. Just keep in mind that Wimbledon is one of the more exclusive events of the year, which is reflected in prices starting from around £1300 per person. We do not sell hospitality packages for Wimbledon.

Yes, all tickets give you full access for the entirety of the day, unless stated otherwise. You can leave the grounds and come back if you wish, but will need to ensure you have obtained a pass-out wristband (from Gates 5 or 13). This is important, as if you don’t have this they may not let you back in.

The closest tube station to Wimbledon is Southfields, which is about a 15 minute walk away. It is on the District Line. You can also walk from Wimbledon or Earlsfield Station, which is about twice the time. The 493 bus runs between Southfields and Wimbledon so is another option from those stations, as are various taxis.

If you’re driving to Wimbledon, there is no charge to the official carparks. However, it is extremely busy, so is not always easy to get a space.

Since 2021, all tickets for Wimbledon are e-tickets. These will be sent to you around 7-10 days before the tournament. You will need the Wimbledon ticketing app to download and use these. You may also need a wristband or badge for hospitality access, which we will either send to you separately or arrange a place for you to collect.

This will be explained to you during the purchase, but you can also see various stadium maps at the bottom of the page.

A ticket is required for any children over 5, which is charged at full price. While babes in arms are allowed without a ticket, it is not advised. Equally, pushchairs are discouraged and children under 5 cannot go on to the Show Courts (Centre, No1, 2, 3, 12 and 18). Children over 5 are, as long as they are accompanied by an adult.

Please email us and we’ll help straight away.