Why this event
Middle Sunday is the modern Wimbledon discovery — relaxed Sunday atmosphere with Round of 16 quality tennis. Less corporate than weekdays, more friendly than finals weekend.
Wimbledon's Middle Sunday — historically a day of rest, now (since 2022) a full schedule day with Round 4 play. The Round of 16 is the gateway to the quarter-finals, and the eight scheduled matches deliver elite-level tennis from morning to evening. Centre Court and Court 1 each host two matches; Court 2 and 3 host one each. Quality is uniformly high.
Highlights
- Round of 16 begins — eight matches scheduled
- Centre Court & Court 1 each host two matches
- Sunday relaxed atmosphere — best for families
- All remaining players have reached the second week
Choose your seat
Ticket prices
£280—£1,750pp
Tickets are sold as part of a FanVoyage travel package. FanVoyage is an independent travel provider and ticket reseller and is not the official or primary seller, nor affiliated with the event organisers, venues or governing bodies. Prices are set by FanVoyage and may differ from face value.
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.
