Plan Your Visit
From April to September, visiting times are from 10am - 5:30pm and from October to March, visiting times are from 10am - 5pm.
Last entry to the Museum is at 4:30pm from April to September, and 4pm from October to March.
To provide the best possible experience, we ask visitors to pre-book tickets to guarantee entry at a particular time.
If you would like any advice or assistance planning your visit, please get in touch at museum@aeltc.com or on +44 (0) 208 879 5600 .
Prices
Museum & Tour
- Adult - £32
- Concession (including senior citizens) - £28
- Child (aged 5-15) - £22
Museum
- Adult - £15
- Concession (including Senior Citizens) - £13
- Child (aged 5-15) - £10
Family Offer: Use the promo code FAMILY on our booking page for one FREE child for every full-price adult.
Additional information
Under fives visit for free.
Child costs apply to those aged 5-15. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Concessions are for senior citizens, students and those registered unemployed.
Museum Association members can also visit the Museum for free.
Opening times
From April to September, visiting times are from 10:00 - 17:30 and from October to March, visiting times are from 10:00 - 17:00.
Last entry to the Museum is at 16:30 from April to September and 16:00 from October to March.
The Museum is typically quietest during the week and busiest at weekends.
Getting here
You can find us at:
Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
Church Rd
Wimbledon
London SW19 5AE (Please use SW19 5AG when using sat-nav)
Please enter the Museum via Gate 4 on Church Road.
By London Underground:
Southfields station on the District line is the closest Underground station (15-minute walk).
By bus:
The 493 bus service links Wimbledon station (South West Trains, London Underground District line, Tram Link) and Southfields station (London Underground District line) to the Museum.
Bus stops are located immediately outside the Museum.
By car:
There is no public car parking available on site.
Provision is made for Blue Badge holders on a first-come, first-served basis. For further information, please email museum@aeltc.com or call +44 (0) 208 879 5600 .
By bike:
Bike racks are available outside the museum.
Facilities
Toilets
All toilets, including accessible toilets and baby changing facilities, are accessible and are regularly cleaned throughout the day.
Baby changing facilities
These are available in the Museum and Wingfield Cafe.
Breastfeeding
Our visitors are welcome to breastfeed anywhere on site.
Shop
The Wimbledon Shop is open from 10:00–17:00 daily. You can find out more about the Wimbledon shop here.
Please note that we are a cashless Grounds, so please come equipped to make contactless payments.
Access
Getting into the Museum
The entrance to the Museum via Gate 4 has step-free access.
Automatic doors give access to the Museum and Shop where displays are within reach of all visitors, and a low-level counter provides a service point for users of wheelchairs.
Carers are admitted free of charge, but still require a pre-booked ticket.
Visitors with physical disabilities
The Museum and Museum Shop have step-free access. We have made arrangements by providing level access routes throughout the Tour, with accessible facilities. However, please be aware that the Tour route is 90 minutes and while the route offers level access, it is granulated due to the hilly terrain of the Grounds.
Although the AELTC does not provide healthcare assistance or personal assistance, we encourage you to consider bringing a companion to offer any necessary support. A carer ticket is available for free to your companion. If you arrive at the Grounds without the required support, the AELTC is happy to rebook you for a day when you have assistance or, if necessary, provide a refund. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or would like to discuss your visit to our Grounds.
Entry to the Museum is via stairs or lift (DDA compliant) to the floor below.
Seating is provided at various points around the Museum, and the displays are positioned for use by wheelchair users.
Accessible toilets are provided in the Museum Shop.
In the event of an emergency evacuation, wheelchair refuges are provided with communication, and staff are trained to effect evacuation by means of evacuation chairs.
Visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing
An induction loop is located at the ticket desk and in the Wingfield Cafe.
Portable T loops for the audio guides are available from the ticket desk.
We operate BSL tours at scheduled dates throughout the year. A British Sign Language interpreter will work with our qualified guides to provide a detailed history and fact-filled tour of the Grounds. Please contact us directly for these dates at museum@aeltc.com.
Visitors who are blind or partially sighted
Assistance dogs are welcome.
Free audio guides are available.
Visitors who are on the autism spectrum
We have created two visual stories to help familiarise you with the Museum and Tour.
Please view our visual story for the Museum.
Please view our visual story for the Tour.
Ear defenders are available for children and adults from the ticket desk.
If you would like any advice or help planning your visit, please get in touch at museum@aeltc.com or on +44 (0)20 8946 6131.