Wimbledon Schedule 2023 Tickets: What You Need to Know
The 2023 Wimbledon Championships ran from Monday 3 July to Sunday 16 July, offering two weeks of world‑class tennis on the iconic grass courts of the All England Club. Securing a ticket required planning ahead, as demand far outstrips supply. This guide provides a clear overview of the tournament schedule, the different ticket types available, how to purchase them, and practical tips for making the most of your visit.
Tournament Schedule at a Glance
The Championships follow a traditional format: qualifying rounds take place the week before the main draw, followed by the Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Singles, Doubles, and Mixed Doubles competitions. Key dates for 2023 were:
- Qualifying: Monday 26 June – Friday 30 June
- Main draw – Gentlemen’s Singles: Monday 3 July – Sunday 16 July
- Main draw – Ladies’ Singles: Monday 3 July – Saturday 15 July (final on Sunday 16 July)
- Gentlemen’s Doubles: Thursday 6 July – Sunday 16 July
- Ladies’ Doubles: Thursday 6 July – Saturday 15 July
- Mixed Doubles: Friday 7 July – Thursday 13 July
Play typically begins at 11:00 am on the outside courts, with Centre Court and No. 1 Court matches starting at 1:00 pm. Evening sessions on the show courts run until approximately 9:00 pm, subject to daylight and weather conditions.
Ticket Types and Access Options
Wimbledon offers several ways to gain entry, each suited to different preferences and budgets:
- Grounds Admission (Queue) – Provides access to the outside courts and the famous Wimbledon Queue. No reserved seat is guaranteed, but holders can watch matches on the large screens and enjoy
