Public transport
If coming via train, the closest station is Barnes Railway Station which is a 20-minute train journey from Waterloo Station, and a 10-minute journey from Clapham Junction. Held at the Community Sport Centre Roehampton, the Wimbledon Qualifying Competition is approximately a 25-minute walk from Barnes Railway Station or a 10-minute journey via taxi or car if coming from the station.

Alternatively, guests can take the train via the London Underground to East Putney Underground Station, then take the 337 Bus towards Richmond, arriving at Priory Lane (stop N). From Priory Lane (stop N) it is a 20-minute walk to the entrance of the venue.

There are a number of bus stops which are a short walk from the venue, served by the 337, 33, 493, and 170 buses.

Bicycles
Bicycles can be brought to and stored at the venue but are not allowed beyond the entrance marquee. Bike parking is provided on arrival at the main entrance, and are stored at the guest's own risk. Guests will need to bring their own method of locking their bike. Any items left on bikes are left at the guest's own risk. There is dedicated hire bike parking on the corner of Bank Land and Priory Lane.

Parking
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer any parking at the venue or in the surrounding area. All surrounding streets are for residential parking only.

Purchasing tickets

Tickets for the Qualifying Competition go on sale in early June and are available for pre-purchase for £20. All pre-purchased tickets will be digital tickets, accessed via the Wimbledon App. A small number of tickets will be available for purchase at the main entrance each day of competition for £20. Please note tickets purchased at the main entrance will be paper tickets. 

All tickets to the Qualifying Competition are unallocated, meaning that tickets are not assigned to a specific court or specific seat.

Any children over the age of five years old will need to have a valid ticket to enter the venue. Children aged five years and under do not require a ticket for entry and can access the event free of charge.

After 4pm, providing tickets are not sold out, tickets can be purchased at the entry gate for £5 with children under 16 being able to enter for free.

Click here to view a list of prohibited items at Wimbledon Qualifying. Please note there are no left luggage facilities available at Wimbledon Qualifying. Any items that are not permitted in the venue will be confiscated upon arrival.

Order of Play
More information on the Order of Play will be shared closer to the start of the Qualifying Competition and details will be available on the Wimbledon App. Gates open from 10am, with matches commencing from 11am each day.

Courts and seating
There are 18 match courts at the Wimbledon Qualifying Competition. Guests can enjoy each match with seating and/ or standing areas available alongside each of court.

We are able to offer seating on the following courts:

• Show Court 1 capacity: 808 + 8 accessible seats
• Court 2 – capacity 552
• Court 3 – capacity 276
• Court 5 – capacity 276
• Court 17 - capacity 276

There are also eight practice courts where guests will be able to watch players warm up throughout the day.

Please continue reading for accessible viewing options at Wimbledon Qualifying.

Arriving at Wimbledon Qualifying

All ticketed guests will need to enter via the main entrance off Bank Lane. Gates will open at 10am, before play commences at 11am. There may be some queues for entry, so please ensure you have your ticket ready to be scanned by ticketing stewards at the entrance. All guests will be subject to a search in line with the Conditions of Entry before entering the venue. 

A map of the venue can be viewed here.

GUEST VILLAGE

Food and Drink

A wide variety of both hot and cold food is available for guests to purchase throughout the day, as well as plenty of space for guests to sit and enjoy their food and drinks. Within the Guest Village there will be the following on offer:

The Larder

The Guest Larder will be open between 10am and 7pm offering a selection of grab and go food including:

• Hot held snack
• Wimbledon Strawberries and Cream
• Sandwiches
• Salad boxes
• Desserts
• Ice cream
• Soft Drinks
• Express Picnic offer - new for 2026, guests will be able to choose from selected sandwiches, a snack and drink, to create a unique lunch offer. All picnics come with a Wimbledon tote bag.

Food and Drink Units

The following food vendors will be onsite opening from 10am with some remaining open until close:

• Dang Good Pizza– Pizza by the slice
• Only Jerkin’ – Fried Chicken
• Well Kneaded – Foccaccia Sandwiches
• Scandilicious – Scandinavian Bagels and Subs with Barista style coffee
• The Roastery - Coffee

Water Refill

A water refill point is available in the Guest Village, next to the bar.

The Bar

Open between 11:30am and 7pm serving alcoholic drinks and soft drinks. Please ensure that after enjoying your drinks, you place your reusable cup in one of the return points provided.

Guests are also welcome to bring their own food and drink to the event providing that they adhere to the Conditions of Entry.

Wimbledon Shop

A pop-up Wimbledon Shop will be onsite where guests can purchase a select range of products. To view and purchase from the full range, click here to visit the Wimbledon Online Shop.

Mini Tennis , Learing and Family Zone

There are four mini tennis courts available for use near the guest village. Please note, during some periods these courts will be exclusively used for the Learning team.

Our Learning and Family Zone is run by Wimbledon's Learning Team, providing a dedicated, relaxed space with family-friendly activities. For safeguarding reasons, this space is reserved exclusively for invited schools and families with young children.

An accessibility map of the site can be viewed here.

The Wimbledon Qualifying Accessibility Guide is available here.