All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club

Incredible tour and museum with amazing facilities! I went on a group tour with the Real Madrid University as part of our Master’s course. The tour guide was amazing and very informative. Despite not being a tennis fan, I thoroughly enjoyed learning about the Wimbledon traditions and their philosophy of promoting tennis. The behind-the-scenes tour included seeing numerous courts (including centre court), player areas, media room as well as the history behind wimbledon. Highly recommended for anybody!

Had a wonderful time at this lovely arena. We did a 15 minutes Centre court tour only. But the tour staff was too good and gave us a lot of information and also answered all our queries with a lot of spirit. The staff at the shop were also very good and offered to take our couple photos too which was so thoughtful. Special mention also about their Security staff at the gate and also around the arena were so helpful. I would specially like to mention about a Sri Lankan security staff who got very friendly with us since we are Indians. He gave us lots of information about the place too. When we finished our tour I wanted to meet him again and thank him too but he was not visible anywhere around, so if at all anyone of the staff is reading this review please convey our gratitude to the gentleman. Overall a must do tour for all the tennis fans out there....

A wonderful place to visit. We took a tour of the grounds, visited court 1 and centre court. The museum has lots to see and some interactive activities. The gift shop has shirts, towels, tea towels, etc.

The name says it all Wimbledon . An amazing tour and museum with great facilities, Being a tennis fan and Fedex fan boy this is a must visit place and a Dream come true , will sure visit once for a match. The center court is absolutely stunning . A must visit place

Well there isnt a grass out of place....just the most serene sports complexes of te world. It oozes elegance and history yet guves you a great deal pf modern vibes. The courts are majestic. The musuem is definitely worth the visit. Absolutely wonderful experience. The guided tours are superb.

Toured the Wimbledon facilities and the museum on site today and had a lovely time. Our guide shared so much information and history while keeping it fun, funny and interesting. If you love tennis, especially the grass court wonder that is Wimbledon, I highly recommend next time you’re in London.

Visiting the All England Lawn Tennis Club has consistently been an extraordinary experience. Each visit is a deep dive into the rich tapestry of tennis history, where I’ve had the privilege of witnessing legends like Djokovic, Federer, and Nadal, as well as contemporary stars like Alcaraz, alongside icons such as Williams, Kim Clijsters, and Martina Hingis. The club’s facilities are second to none, providing the perfect backdrop to these unforgettable matches. Beyond the high-caliber play, the atmosphere is truly welcoming, making every moment spent there special. The staff’s dedication to excellence complements the prestigious environment, ensuring every visit is memorable. For anyone passionate about tennis, the All England Lawn Tennis Club is a remarkable venue that brings together the past and present of the sport in an unparalleled setting. Highly recommended for witnessing the pinnacle of tennis greatness.

Excellent Lawn Tennis Museum Tour including 90 minute walking tour of some of Wimbledon's outside courts, No1 court, The Hill (Henman's Hill / Murray's Mound), Player's Lounge and Centre Court.

Just done the guided tour at Wimbledon which we can highly recommend. Seeing behind the scenes and areas that most don't get to view is really special. Being able to sit on Centre Court at the end is the highlight. Our tour guide was great fun.

Loved this place and although only able to get tickets for day 13 the whole experience was worth all the effort in getting there. Park and ride facility works well. Museum was good with lots on interacting and interesting objects to see. Food prices were on the high side which you'd expect. Place is let down by visitors who are unable to place their own litter in the bins provided. Instead leaving everything behind for other people to clear up.

Outstanding place to watch tennis. Nowhere compares to Wimbledon. The grounds have changed a lot over the years and there is a lot more to do at the championships now aside from simply watching tennis. There are a plethora of bars and food outlets as well as fan experiences provided by sponsors that you can make use of when you're not watching a match.

Even for ticket holders, queues can be long when you first arrive at the grounds so allow at least 15-30 minutes to get inside.

Magically place even if you aren't a massive tennis fan. Great facilities, well organised, can get some busy at peak times mind.

While I was only outside the famed centre court the fact of being close to the lofty place was itself exciting
The atmosphere was really electric
Imagine what it would have been with the players and the crowd. As an Indian proud to see the names of Ramanathan Krishnan and Ramesh Krishnan in the list there. Proud of them.

Commonly known as Wimbledon... What a great place... Everything well organised, beautifully prepared tennis courts and the facilities are great too. Lots of people, but queues not too big, although the rain probably helped. Centre court is absolutely fantastic, and you get a great view from any seat... Staff were pretty good too. Prices for refreshments and food a bit pricey though.

Absolutely fantastic. The grounds were phenomenal to visit and if I lived closer I would certainly return and purchase a grounds day ticket.

The atmosphere was great and the whole place was buzzing. The staff were all super polite, friendly, and helpful. We had Centre Court tickets and honestly could not fault the experience at all. It definitely lived up to expectations and I hope to return again.

I would recommend taking a picnic in as the food and drink is quite expensive, but in all honesty wasn’t as expensive as I was expecting. Especially when you consider its in London.

Thoroughly enjoyed the day. Did day 4 at Wimbledon. Went to the lawn hospitality, absolutely ON POINT. From the arrival, to the food, people at the bar, servers. Nothing was too much, everyone polite and engaging. During the week the grounds weren’t stupidly packed out.

When we asked for help or directions everyone knew where to point us and how to help us out. A great day, great experience and I can’t recommend this enough.

If you get a chance to spend on “The Lawn” hospitality. Do it. Hopefully they have the cigar and whisky bar in years to come too!! Kudos to Chrissy our hostess, Mariella our server and Andrew behind the cigar bar. You guys were excellent specifically but everyone was amazing.

Had a great time centre court for the ladies and doubles semifinals. The staff on the day were outstanding and so helpful, I am a wheelchair user, and our seats were in a great place. I loved my Wimbledon experience ❤

Parking is available at the park directly over the road at £35!!!!! Had a bag check on entry and ID check in queue. Grounds are immaculate and lots of places to eat. Genuine tennis fans are lovely but the corporate lot always annoy me as many have little interest in the tennis, just freeloading. Had centre court tickets for middle Saturday and loved it.
Check your route if traveling by car from North of London and avoid going through the capital but skirt around and get there from the south.

Wow, what an experience and what a glorious day. Absolutely loved every minute of it. All the staff were so lovely and friendly from the moment we got there to the moment we left. I am now addicted and will hopefully be attending every year. I love tennis and this has will keep me hooked forever. Great place, good places to eat and drink and just an amazing day out too.

It was such an amazing experience visiting the Wimbledon courts during the July 2023 event!

I entered the ballot and managed to get tickets for day 10 of the event. You need to download the Wimbledon app to access your tickets and make sure you transfer any tickets to the people you're going with. If you sign up for the newsletter, they send you regular communication over email, and you get detailed instructions before your visit. Make sure you read through their website and the email guidelines before visiting for the first time.

We got to the grounds via the tube, and you have clear signs from the station where ticket holders need to go. Make sure if you're going with a car to have pre-booked parking in advance. Ticket holders are separated from the Queue, which is nice and you don't get confused where you need to go. If you have tickets for Center Court, Courts 1, 2, or 3, you can access any of the other courts on the grounds as long as there are available seats. We had tickets for Court 2 and we were friendly, guided by staff, where we needed to queue. Our tickets got checked, security checked our bags, and we went in pretty fast before th first match of the day.

The whole tournament is perfectly organised. Staff is very friendly and helpful. There are signs and maps of the grounds, lots of places to eat, toilets, benches and water fountains. There is also an area with a big screen where you can watch Centre Court matches. The shop and museum are also open, just bear in mind that the shop is only available to ticket holders during the Championships. But the museum is free of charge when you visit during that time.

The food and drink prices are a bit high but that's kinda normal during the time of the event. You can also bring in your own snacks, and alcohol is allowed up to 2 beer cans/750ml wine. I really recommend their Pimms cocktail, which is quite popular during the event.

For sure, it's a must try experience for any tennis fan!