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Wimbledon Tennis Packages 2027

The 2027 Wimbledon Championships run from 28 June to 11 July. SEESPORTS has 13 dates available across the fortnight, each pairing an official Centre Court or No.1 Court ticket with a handpicked hotel, seats together, kick-off cover and 100% financial protection.

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The Touchline
30 August 2026 6 min read
Wimbledon Tennis Packages 2027

Wimbledon is the one Grand Slam that never really changes, and that's exactly the point. Grass courts, all-white kit, strawberries and cream, and a fortnight of tennis that still feels like it belongs to a different era, even with the cameras and the crowds. The 2027 Championships run from 28 June to 11 July, and SEESPORTS has 13 dates available across that fortnight, each one paired with a hotel, a court ticket, and everything else you need to actually get there without the stress.

Every SEESPORTS Tennis package comes with the same core promise. Official tickets, seats together as a group, hotel accommodation handpicked near the venue, and cover if the schedule changes. You're 100% financially protected too, through our TTA bonding (U9869) and IPP insurance, and there's support on hand throughout, either via our Support Bench or through your agent if you booked that way.

What's included in every Wimbledon package

  • Official Tickets - guaranteed authentic match tickets
  • Seats Together - your group sat side by side
  • Kick-off Cover - free reschedule if the fixture moves
  • Hotel Included - handpicked hotels near the venue
  • 100% Financially Protected - TTA U9869, IPP insured
  • Support on Hand - via our Support Bench or your agent

Don't just see it. Experience it live.

A quick word on Wimbledon itself

If you've never been, a few things are worth knowing before you go. Wimbledon actually started life as a croquet club. The All England Croquet Club was founded in 1868, and when lawn tennis started taking off, the club pivoted with it. The first Championship was held in 1877, with 22 amateur men paying 11 shillings each to enter, and Spencer Gore winning in front of a crowd of just 200. Women weren't allowed to compete until 1884.

The all-white dress code is unique among the Grand Slams and dates back to Victorian times, when white was worn simply to hide sweat patches. The rules are still taken seriously today. Off-white and cream are banned outright, and the policy covers everything down to headbands and the soles of the players' shoes.

Strawberries and cream have been served courtside since that first tournament in 1877, originally because strawberries happened to be in season at exactly the right time of year. Over the two weeks, fans get through around 23 tonnes of strawberries and 7,000 litres of cream. There's also Rufus, the official Harris hawk, who patrols the grounds every morning to keep pigeons away from the courts, and the grass itself, cut to precisely 8mm on Centre Court every single day of the tournament. Wimbledon is still the only Grand Slam played on natural grass.

Even the trophies have their own stories. The men's singles trophy carries a pineapple on its lid, a nod to how rare and expensive pineapples were in the 19th century, while the women's champion receives the Venus Rosewater Dish, a sterling silver platter decorated with mythological figures. And the ball boys and girls go through genuinely military-style training, including a test to prove they can stand completely still for three minutes before they're allowed anywhere near the court.

None of that shows up on a scoreboard, but it's a big part of why Wimbledon feels different to every other tennis trip you'll take.

Wimbledon packages on sale now

All 13 dates below run from Centre Court or No.1 Court access through to the final itself. Prices are per person and deposits secure your place while the balance is arranged. The closer you get to the second week, the fewer seats remain, so don't sit on a date that works for you.

Week One

  • Monday 28 June 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: Centre Court, No.1 Court. From £2,639pp. Deposit from £1,000pp.
  • Tuesday 29 June 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: No.1 Court, Centre Court. From £2,639pp. Deposit from £1,000pp.
  • Wednesday 30 June 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: No.1 Court, Centre Court. From £2,639pp. Deposit from £1,000pp.
  • Thursday 1 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: Centre Court, No.1 Court. From £2,639pp. Deposit from £1,000pp.
  • Friday 2 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: Centre Court, No.1 Court. From £2,769pp. Deposit from £1,000pp.
  • Saturday 3 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: No.1 Court, Centre Court. From £2,699pp. Deposit from £1,000pp.
  • Sunday 4 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: Centre Court, No.1 Court. From £2,699pp. Deposit from £1,000pp.
  • Monday 5 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: Centre Court, No.1 Court. From £2,769pp. Deposit from £1,000pp.

The opening week runs at a fairly consistent price across both showcourts, which makes it a sensible window if you want to see the tournament build without paying finals-week rates. Early rounds also mean more matches across the day, so there's plenty to watch even if your favourite player isn't out on Centre Court that morning.

Second Week

  • Wednesday 7 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: Centre Court, No.1 Court. From £3,159pp. Deposit from £1,200pp.
  • Thursday 8 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Courts: Centre Court, No.1 Court. From £1,339pp. Deposit from £600pp.

This is the best value date across the whole fortnight, and it's worth a closer look if budget matters more to you than a guaranteed Centre Court semi-final.

Finals Weekend

  • Friday 9 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Court: Centre Court only. Only 4 spaces left. From £10,369pp. Deposit from £5,000pp.
  • Saturday 10 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Court: Centre Court only. Only 4 spaces left. From £3,609pp. Deposit from £1,600pp.
  • Sunday 11 July 2027, 10:00 - London. Court: Centre Court only. Only 2 spaces left. From £12,709pp. Deposit from £5,000pp.

These are the marquee dates of the whole Championships, and the semi-finals and the final itself sell out fastest of anywhere in the calendar. With only 2 to 4 spaces left across these three days already, if a finals weekend trip is what you're after, this is not one to leave until closer to the date.

Choosing your date

If you're after the full occasion, from the walk down the concourse to the roar around Centre Court as a champion is crowned, the final on Sunday 11 July is the one, though space is down to its last two. If you'd rather see close, competitive tennis without the finals-week price tag, the opening week from 28 June through to 5 July gives you Centre Court or No.1 Court access at the most consistent pricing across the fortnight. And if value is the priority, Thursday 8 July stands out as the most affordable date on the whole list.

Booking your trip

Get in touch with the SEESPORTS team to check live availability on any of these 13 dates, or to talk through which day suits your group best. Given how limited the finals weekend spaces already are, we'd always recommend securing your deposit as soon as you've settled on a date rather than waiting.

All package prices featured in this article were correct at the time of publishing but may change, as packages are subject to limited availability.

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