How do you get Wimbledon tickets? There are four routes to The Championships 2027 (June 28 – July 11, London): the AELTC's public ballot, the daily Queue, official hospitality packages, and debenture tickets. The ballot for 2027 closed on September 14, 2026. Only debenture tickets can be resold, so if you missed the ballot and want a seat on a day you choose without queueing, your options are an official hospitality package or a debenture ticket.
Wimbledon ticket routes at a glance
| Route | Choose your day? | Can it be resold? | 2027 price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public ballot | No, allocated by draw | No | AELTC prices: Centre Court £85–£400, No.1 Court £40–£270 |
| The Queue | Yes, the day you queue (limited show-court tickets) | No | AELTC prices; Grounds Pass £22–£35 |
| Official hospitality (Keith Prowse) | Yes, subject to availability | Package terms apply | Set by Keith Prowse |
| Debenture tickets | Yes | Yes, the only type that can be | Market price: see Wimbledon ticket prices |
AELTC prices are from its published 2027 price list and depend on the day and row.
1. The public ballot
The AELTC runs a public ballot through myWimbledon, typically opening in the autumn before The Championships. Entry is free, but success is a lottery: you cannot choose your day or court, and demand vastly exceeds supply. If you are set on a specific day — a semifinal, or the finals weekend — the ballot cannot guarantee it. The ballot for 2027 closed on 14 September 2026; our Wimbledon ballot guide covers how it works and what to do if you missed out.
2. The Queue
Wimbledon famously sells a limited number of tickets each day to people who queue in person, many camping overnight in Wimbledon Park. It is a beloved tradition and the cheapest way in, but show-court tickets require queueing from the night before, and availability shrinks in the second week. If you are travelling internationally, building your trip around the Queue is a gamble. Our Wimbledon Queue guide covers the rules, timings and prices.
3. Official hospitality packages
Official Wimbledon hospitality is sold by Keith Prowse, the AELTC's Official Hospitality Partner. Packages bundle a reserved seat with dining. They are a reliable route but are usually sold as packages with pricing to match, often well beyond the ticket itself. See Wimbledon hospitality for who sells the official packages.
4. Debenture tickets: the only Wimbledon tickets you can buy on resale
Wimbledon debentures are five-year seat licences issued by the AELTC to fund ground development. Debenture holders receive a seat for every day of The Championships — and uniquely, the AELTC's ticket terms allow only debenture tickets to be resold. Every other Wimbledon ticket is non-transferable.
That makes debentures the route for anyone who wants certainty: you pick your exact day and court, you know your seats are among the best in the stadium, and the purchase is legitimate by design. A debenture ticket also gives access to the debenture holders' lounges, bars and restaurants inside the grounds. Read our full Wimbledon debenture guide for how they work.
Which route is right for you?
If you are flexible and lucky: enter the ballot. If you are in London and love the tradition: join the Queue. If you want a guaranteed seat on a specific day — especially Centre Court in the second week — debenture tickets are the dependable option, and the easiest one to plan around if you are flying in from the US.
GoalTickets carries Wimbledon 2027 debenture tickets for Centre Court (all 14 days) and No.1 Court (June 28 – July 8), priced per person with digital delivery and seats together guaranteed. We sell debenture tickets only, and GoalTickets is not an official ticket or hospitality provider to the AELTC or The Championships. See the full price guide or check the FAQ.
Wimbledon tickets FAQ
Can you still get Wimbledon tickets for 2027?
Yes. The public ballot closed on September 14, 2026, but you can still queue on the day, book official hospitality through Keith Prowse, or buy a debenture ticket.
How much do Wimbledon tickets cost?
The AELTC's 2027 prices are £85 to £400 for Centre Court, £40 to £270 for No.1 Court and £22 to £35 for a Grounds Pass, depending on the day and row. Debenture tickets are priced by the market; see live Wimbledon ticket prices for every day.
When do Wimbledon tickets go on sale?
The public ballot is the main sale, and for 2027 it closed on September 14, 2026. Queue tickets are sold each day of The Championships. Debenture tickets for 2027 can be bought now.
Are resale Wimbledon tickets valid?
Only debenture tickets. The AELTC's terms allow debenture tickets to be resold, and say that other tickets advertised for sale will be void. See Wimbledon resale tickets for the rules.
What time does play start at Wimbledon?
In London time, the grounds open at 10:00 AM, the outside courts start at 11:00 AM, No.1 Court at 1:00 PM and Centre Court at 1:30 PM (8:30 AM ET). On finals weekend, Centre Court play starts at 1:00 PM.
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