Last-minute Wimbledon 2026 tickets are still on sale through official VIP and hospitality packages, offering fans a chance to see Serena Williams' return to SW19 after a four-year absence. The Championships run from Monday, June 29, to Sunday, July 12, 2026, at the All England Club in London. Williams, a seven-time Wimbledon singles champion, has been awarded a women's singles wildcard, marking her first appearance since a first-round defeat in 2022.
Limited Availability Through Public Ballot
Tickets released via Wimbledon's public ballot were quickly snapped up earlier this year, leaving limited availability through standard routes. However, fans still have last-minute options through official resellers. Seat Unique, an official retailer for VIP and hospitality packages, currently lists tickets across the tournament. Prices generally start at around £2,000 per person and can rise to roughly £10,000 depending on the day and package.
Packages vary but can include premium court views, debenture seating, and access to debenture facilities, with food and drink available to purchase separately. Some listings specify seating locations—such as the middle tier on Court No.1—and full details can be viewed via Seat Unique. At the time of writing, Seat Unique says availability is limited, but there are options from day one on both Centre Court and Court No.1.
Centre Court and Court No.1 Pricing
Centre Court tickets start from £3,925 for day one, while Court No.1 packages begin at £2,175. For Centre Court, the VIP Debenture package is priced at £3,925 per ticket, offering a prime view of the action alongside access to debenture facilities. On Court No.1, a VIP Debenture ticket costs £2,175 and includes debenture seating in the middle tier. Food and drink are not included in the ticket price and are available to buy separately.
Another alternative is Keith Prowse, a hospitality site that also offers Wimbledon hospitality packages, but it warns that 'Wimbledon 2026 hospitality is already 90% sold out'. Fans choosing to watch at home can tune into Wimbledon's coverage live on BBC across BBC One, BBC Two and iPlayer.
Customer Reviews of Ticket Services
One Trustpilot review of Seat Unique gave a five-star rating, saying: '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.' However, another reviewer wrote: 'Booking system is fine but customer service is patronising and slow. Not the greatest VIP experience.' Another five-star review praised the customer service, stating: 'This is a follow up to an initially frustrating experience in a significant purchase for Wimbledon tickets for July, 2023. After sharing my frustration, I immediately received a response from Seat Unique both via email and telephone with the details I was requesting as well as an easy way to contact a designated person to answer any other outstanding questions. I do not have the tickets in hand due to the nature of the event, but we are excitedly awaiting, and Seat Unique did a great job of responding to allay my concerns. Appreciate the quality customer service.'
Additional Ticket Options
Fans can also keep an eye on Wimbledon's official ticketing page. It currently states the public ballot for The Championships 2026 is closed, but additional tickets can sometimes appear later if returns are processed or further inventory is released. With Serena Williams' return generating significant interest, last-minute tickets are expected to sell quickly.
