The All England Club
Home Of The Prestigious Wimbledon Championships
The All England Lawn, Tennis and Croquet Club, more commonly referred to as the All England Club, is a private members’ club located in Wimbledon, South West London. This prestigious All England Club attains its popularity primarily due to holding the Wimbledon Championships – the only Grand Slam event on the grass.
Wimbledon is the most anticipated event in the sporting calendar, and guests travel from all across the world to witness this fantastic tennis event. It is the event that has it all; Pimms, strawberries and cream all coupled with exceptional sporting talent!
As the fourth-largest tennis stadium globally, the All England Club features eighteen tournament grass courts, eight American clay courts, two acrylic courts and five indoor courts. Additionally, 22 Aorangi Park grass courts serve as the competitors’ practice courts before and during the Wimbledon Championships. The most significant tennis court is the Centre Court, which hosts the finals of the central singles and doubles events.
Wimbledon Tickets & Packages
Every year, the All England Club opens its famous gates for 14-days of tantalising and exhilarating tennis action, as the world’s finest players compete for the most coveted prize in the sport. The Wimbledon Championships is an event not to be missed!
Guests at the All England Club are treated to an unrivalled atmosphere at the prestigious venue. Wimbledon Tickets and Dining Packages are always premium, including the very best arrangement for our special guests and tennis fans with our Wimbledon Debenture Tickets and great Wimbledon Dining Options.
Each year, the best tennis players compete at Wimbledon to win the most prestigious Grand Slam of the calendar and mark their name in history.
With Eventmasters, guests can enjoy the day’s tennis and combine the excellent Renshaw Restaurant with fantastic Wimbledon tickets. The Renshaw Restaurant is housed inside Court No. 1 and is suitably named after the well-known Renshaw twins. The renowned venue provides a lovely sense of exclusivity for those who prefer to escape the bustle of the busy tennis tournament as they enjoy a superb three-course a la carte dinner.
Visiting The All England Club
Please use the Google Map provided for further directions.
How to get to Wimbledon by car?
If travelling from Wimbledon, we advise you take Edge Hill, Clifton Rd and Southside Common to travel to High St/Hight Street Wimbledon/ A219. Take a left when arriving onto High St/Hight Street Wimbledon/A219. Continue onto Marryat Rd onto Somerset Rd in Wimbledon Park.
How to get to Wimbledon by train?
When travelling for the Championship, many reliable public transport services are available at Wimbledon. We recommend the following train lines: South Western Railway and Mitcham.
From Edge Hill (Stop L), take the Mitcham for 2 stops to arrive at Wimbledon Village/Ridgway. It will be a 15-minute walk to All England Club.
How to get to Wimbledon by bus?
If travelling to Wimbledon by bus, we recommend you take the 131 to Tooting Broadway at Albert Grove for 3 stops. Then, make a change at Francis Grove (Stop N) for the 493 Richmond. After 5 stops (approximately seven minutes), it will be a short walk to the All England Club venue.
All England Club FAQs
When will Wimbledon take place in 2027?
The latest iteration of the iconic and historic Wimbledon Championship is set to take place from Monday, 28th June to Sunday, 11th July 2027. Some of the best players in the world come together to compete for one of the most prestigious titles in the sport of tennis.
Is there a dress code for the Wimbledon Championships?
There is no specific dress code for men or women to attend Wimbledon on any day, though you’ll still need to dress smartly. You also need to consider the weather conditions when choosing your outfit for the day.
What should women wear at Wimbledon in 2027?
This, of course, depends on the weather. Women can wear a light jacket over a summer dress. Additionally, sunglasses are ideal if it’s sunny. Although hats are not required for this event, a Panama hat can be worn, as traditional hats can block the view of the person behind you.
You can also wear a jumpsuit with heels, flats, or wedges, and blouses can also be paired with your trousers or skirt.
In terms of shoes, there are a plethora of options, with heels, wedges, and flats all deemed acceptable footwear for women attending the highly prestigious Wimbledon Championships.
What should men wear at Wimbledon in 2027?
Men should strongly consider wearing a tailored suit whilst attending matches at the upcoming Wimbledon Championships in 2027. You can instead opt for linen or a lighter coloured suit if that is your preference. Keep in mind that this is a tournament that takes place around the midpoint of the summer season.
Smart shirts, including those made by Ralph Lauren, are advised, and then pair it with a tie. If you decide not to opt for a one-piece suit, you can wear slim-fit trousers or chinos in colours such as beige, navy, or a bolder shade if you prefer. You should avoid wearing jeans, though, as this may be deemed too casual.
Trainers are not permitted; it is recommended that you wear smart, formal black shoes or loafers instead.
What is the schedule of matches at the 2027 Wimbledon Championships?
Over the course of the 2027 Wimbledon Championships, action on each day will all begin at 11am, and each day can also differ in terms of men’s and women’s tennis matches and whether it’s singles or doubles. Below is a schedule of matches at Wimbledon in 2027:
- Monday 28th June & Tuesday 29th June: Men’s and Women’s Singles (First Round).
- Wednesday 30th June: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Second Round) & Men’s and Women’s Doubles (First Round).
- Thursday 1st July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Second Round) & Men’s and Women’s Doubles (First Round).
- Friday 2nd July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Third Round), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Second Round), & Mixed Doubles (First Round).
- Saturday 3rd July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Third Round), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Second Round), & Mixed Doubles (First Round).
- Sunday 4th July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Fourth Round), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Round of 16), & Mixed Doubles (Round of 16).
- Monday 5th July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Fourth Round), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Round of 16), & Mixed Doubles (Quarter Finals).
- Tuesday 6th July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Quarter Finals), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Quarter Finals), & Mixed Doubles (Semi Finals).
- Wednesday 7th July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Quarter Finals) & Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Quarter Finals).
- Thursday 8th July: Women’s Singles Semi Finals, Mixed Doubles Final, & Men’s Doubles Semi Finals.
- Friday 9th July: Men’s Singles Semi Finals & Women’s Doubles Semi Finals.
- Saturday 10th July: Women’s Singles Final & Men’s Doubles Final.
- Sunday 11th July: Men’s Singles Final & Women’s Doubles Final.
How do I get in touch with Eventmasters with an enquiry regarding Wimbledon?
You can feel free to fill in the form at the bottom of the page, or, if you prefer, you can call us on 020 7989 6500.
Discover More About the All England Club
The History of the All England Club
In July 1968, the All England Croquet Club was founded by six people in July 1868, becoming the first to host croquet matches. The All England Club was located on another site in Wimbledon, introducing lawn tennis in 1875. The first tennis Gentlemen’s Championship in Singles was hosted in July 1877, and thus the club altered its name to The All England Croquet and Lawn Tennis Club. Finally, in 1882, tennis became the main activity of the club. As the sport became more popular throughout the country, the All England Club was the venue for the 1908 Summer Olympics tennis events, solidifying the venue’s reputation as its premier venue.
Currently, Her Royal Highness, the Duchess of Cambridge, acts as patron to the All England Club and His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent serves as president. The Centre Court is knowns as the largest of the courts, inspiring many players to compete at the best of their ability. With the installation of a retractable roof and waterproofing, guests can enjoy the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, showcasing the incredible history of the biggest tournament globally.
Membership of the All England Club
Membership at the All England Club carries with it the immense privilege to purchase two tickets for each day of the Championships.
It consists of five categories: full members, life members, honorary members, temporary members and junior temporary members. Full, life and honorary members are limited to 500 in total.
Honorary Members include:
- Previous singles champions.
- Respected Lawn Tennis players.
- Benefactors of the Wimbledon Championships or the Club.
- Others who have given exceptional service to Lawn Tennis.
Temporary Members are elected every year and are usually active players who regularly use the facilities and play in matches during their period of membership.
The All England Club has 375 full members, around 100 temporary playing members, and several honorary members.
To become a full or temporary member, one must obtain letters of support from four existing full members, two of whom must have known the applicant for at least three years. Honorary members are elected from time to time by the club’s committee.
Grounds at the All England Club
The total area of the club (including car parks) covers a total of 42 acres.
The grounds are owned by the All England Lawn Tennis Ground PLC. They consist of eighteen grass courts (including Centre Court and No.1 Court used during the tournament eight American Clay courts and five indoor courts, two Greenest Velvelux, three Greenest Trophy and two green acrylic courts.
In Aorangi Park, there are 22 grass courts for practice before and during Wimbledon.
Apart from the grass courts, the courts are used all year round by All England Club members and Lawn Tennis Association-sponsored players. Grass courts play from May to September (except Centre Court and other courts, which are used only for the Wimbledon Championships).
Additionally, the courts are lent to many clubs and organisations, mainly of a national character, to stage various events.
Major Events at All England Club
The All England Club opened its gates for 14 days during the Wimbledon Championships from Monday 28th June 2027 – Sunday 11th July 2027, showcasing the finest players contesting for one of the most converted prizes of the sport.
- Monday 28th June & Tuesday 29th June: Men’s and Women’s Singles (First Round).
- Wednesday 30th June: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Second Round) & Men’s and Women’s Doubles (First Round).
- Thursday 1st July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Second Round) & Men’s and Women’s Doubles (First Round).
- Friday 2nd July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Third Round), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Second Round), & Mixed Doubles (First Round).
- Saturday 3rd July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Third Round), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Second Round), & Mixed Doubles (First Round).
- Sunday 4th July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Fourth Round), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Round of 16), & Mixed Doubles (Round of 16).
- Monday 5th July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Fourth Round), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Round of 16), & Mixed Doubles (Quarter Finals).
- Tuesday 6th July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Quarter Finals), Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Quarter Finals), & Mixed Doubles (Semi Finals).
- Wednesday 7th July: Men’s and Women’s Singles (Quarter Finals) & Men’s and Women’s Doubles (Quarter Finals).
- Thursday 8th July: Women’s Singles Semi Finals, Mixed Doubles Final, & Men’s Doubles Semi Finals.
- Friday 9th July: Men’s Singles Semi Finals & Women’s Doubles Semi Finals.
- Saturday 10th July: Women’s Singles Final & Men’s Doubles Final.
- Sunday 11th July: Men’s Singles Final & Women’s Doubles Final.
Local Area
Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
Experience the history and traditions of The Championships at Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum. Guests can see Wimbledon’s famous trophies, explore tennis fashions from the Victorian period and test their skills on the Barak.
Wimbledon Common
If you are looking for a quiet weekend when attending Wimbledon, there is no better place than the Wimbledon Common. With over 1,100 acres, the Common is the largest tract of heathland in London, allowing visitors to spend several days walking or cycling in the woodlands.
New Wimbledon Theatre
This beautiful landmark opened in 1910 is a palatial Edwardian Baroque venue entertaining guests with stand-up comedians, touring plays and musical theatre from the West End when travelling to the All England Club.
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