How to get tickets for Wimbledon 2026 as Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner battle
With the 2025 edition of Wimbledon coming to an end, fans are searching for ways to get tickets to next year's iteration of the famed event.
Tickets to watch Wimbledon remain among the most sought-after, especially considering the pedigree of the famed tournament.
With Wimbledon being a marquee event on the tennis schedule, it stands to reason that the prize money from SW19 will be more than $4.05 million, up from $3.65 million last year. This updated price comes after The All England Club announced that the price of the most expensive single final ticket would be $422, representing a $53 increase from the previous year.
With the tournament coming to an end in the coming days, fans are looking ahead to next year's iteration of the famed event. However, there are many ways for fans to get in on the action, if they are able to snag a ticket.
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One of the most common ways for fans to get a ticket to the event is to enter the Public Ballot, a lottery system that opens months beforehand. For a more secure experience buying tickets, fans also can purchase debenture tickets, which is valid for five years.
In essence, debenture tickets are the most sought-after tickets, though obtaining one gives fans a specialized experience. Fans can get these types of tickets via purchasing them from those currently owning them or obtaining them from specialized resellers.
Having a debenture ticket gives fans access to great seats on Centre Court or the No. 1 Court, while also giving fans a specialized areas to converse and explore. There are 2520 debenture seats on Centre Court while No. 1 Court has about half of that amount.
Hospitality packages also are another way to fans to get involved, with the packages also including meals from Michelin Star chefs. Lastly, fans can opt to join the Queue, with Wimbledon being one of the few events to still offer to tickets on the day of play.
The main drawback of the Queue is that fans will have to arrive on the grounds very early and stand in line hopes of getting one of the few available tickets. Camping for nights before is a popular option among fans who want to give themselves the best chance of Centre Court tickets.
Depending on the day and where the action is taking place, tickets can cost fans anywhere between $27 on Day 14 to roughly $425 to watch the action on Centre Court on the final day.
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As the tournament comes to a close, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are in line to play for the prize worth over $4 million. Winners at Wimbledon will receive the largest purse of all the Grand Slams, with the Australian Open's minuscule purse garnering criticism from Novak Djokovic and Emma Navarro.
“I’m just going to state a fact. The pie split between the governing bodies in major sports, all major American sports, like the NFL, NBA, baseball, and NHL, is 50 percent. Maybe more, maybe less, but around 50 percent. Ours is way lower than that," Djokovic said of how the money is split between Tennis Australia and the players.
Navarro added: "I talked a little bit to the other players about it and felt like it was a good idea to sign. I think it's a good cause to come together as players and make sure we're getting treated fairly."
