Wimbledon 2026 officially sold out its public ballot months ago, but limited last-minute hospitality tickets remain available through official vendor Seat Unique. Prices start at around £2,000 per person and can reach approximately £10,000, depending on the day and package.
How to Secure Last-Minute Wimbledon Tickets
Seat Unique, an official vendor for VIP and hospitality packages, currently offers tickets across the tournament. Centre Court tickets start from £3,925 per ticket on day one, while Court No. 1 seats begin at £2,175. The Centre Court VIP Debenture package, priced at £3,925 per ticket, includes premium views and exclusive access to Debenture facilities. Court No. 1 VIP Debenture tickets are available for £2,175, offering seating in the middle tier.
Food and drinks are not included in ticket prices and must be purchased separately. Fans are advised to monitor Wimbledon's official ticketing page for any additional releases due to returns.
Other Options and Availability
The Wimbledon Public Ballot for 2026 is closed, but returns may occasionally become available. Keith Prowse hospitality site also offers packages, though it warns that 90% of hospitality is already sold out. Wimbledon coverage can be watched live on BBC One, BBC Two, and iPlayer.
2025 Championships Recap
Jannik Sinner won the men's singles title in 2025, defeating Carlos Alcaraz in four sets. Iga Swiatek claimed the women's singles trophy by beating American Amanda Anisimova in the final.
Seat Unique Customer Reviews
Seat Unique has mixed reviews on Trustpilot. One five-star review noted: "Booking Wimbledon debentures was pretty seamless. They contacted me a week before to transfer the tickets into the MyWimbledon account, they appeared on the Wimbledon App, all with no problems." Another five-star review praised customer service: "After sharing my frustration, I immediately received a response from Seat Unique both via email and telephone... Appreciate the quality customer service." However, a three-star review stated: "Booking system is fine but customer service is patronising and slow. Not the greatest VIP experience."
