Wimbledon 2026 — 14 days
If you want the most tennis for one ticket, Manic Monday is unmatched. Eight Round-of-16 matches in one day. Show-court ticket holders get up to three matches; Ground Pass holders can court-hop through six or seven.
'Manic Monday' is the most iconic non-final day at Wimbledon. Historically (pre-2022) it featured ALL 16 Round-of-16 matches on a single day — the maddest, most match-packed day in tennis. Now the format is more spread, but Day 8 still delivers the second half of the Round of 16 with eight elite-level matches across the four main courts. Every match is a potential classic, every player still alive is a contender.
Highlights
- Eight Round-of-16 matches — 'Manic Monday' tradition
- Most tennis per ticket of any day in the calendar
- Centre Court typically hosts top men's & women's seeds back-to-back
- Last chance to court-hop before quarter-finals
Choose your seat
Ticket prices
£320—£2,050pp
Day schedule
- 10:30
Grounds open
Gates open to ticket holders. Picnics, queue refreshments, big-screen Henman Hill viewing.
- 11:00
Play begins on outer courts
Courts 2 through 18 open with Round matches. Walk between courts freely with a Ground Pass.
- 12:00
Centre Court & Court 1 play begins
Show court matches start. Reserved seat ticket holders take their seats.
- 13:00
Strawberries & cream service
Iconic Wimbledon snack — over 38 tonnes consumed each Championships.
- 17:00
Late afternoon session
Marquee matches typically scheduled for prime time on Centre Court.
- 21:30
Play concludes
Final match wraps up. Roof closes if active. Last Underground to Wimbledon station at 23:30.
Venue & location
What past guests say
Frequently asked
What time should I arrive?
The grounds open at 10:30. We recommend arriving by 11:30 to enjoy the atmosphere, get refreshments, and find your court before play starts. On final days, arrive earlier for security and ceremony viewing.
What is the dress code?
Smart casual for the grounds. The Royal Box and Debenture areas require jackets for gentlemen (no jeans or sportswear). Players wear all-white — a tradition strictly enforced for competitors but not for spectators.
Can I bring food and drink?
Yes, you may bring your own food and one bottle of wine or champagne, or two cans of beer per person. Glassware over 250ml is not permitted. Strawberries and cream from the on-site stands are a must-try.
What if it rains?
Centre Court and Court 1 both have retractable roofs — play continues. Outer courts pause and resume after rain stops; if your reserved match is cancelled, you may be entitled to a refund per AELTC's published rain policy.
Is there transport to the venue?
Closest tube: Southfields (District Line, 15-min walk) or Wimbledon (10-min walk + free shuttle). London Underground runs frequently. Taxis and Uber are available; pre-booked transfers are included in our packages.
Can I move between courts?
With a Ground Pass you have access to all outer courts (Court 2 onwards) on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserved Centre Court / Court 1 tickets give you that specific court only.
What's included in my package?
Match tickets at your chosen tier, hand-picked hotel close to Wimbledon or Central London, breakfast options at most properties, dedicated FanVoyage concierge, and a printed information pack on arrival.
Can I get a refund if a specific player is eliminated early?
Tickets are for the match scheduled on your court, not a specific player. Players are seeded into matches based on the previous day's results. Refunds are not available for changes in line-up.