How much do Wimbledon men's final tickets cost in 2023? Prices for Centre Court this year
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Wimbledon will come to a dramatic conclusion as the men's final is set to take place today.
The world's best tennis players began taking to the famous grass courts in a bid to win The Championship last Monday (3 July) and it all comes to an end as Novak Djokovic faces Carlos Alcaraz on Centre Court on Sunday (16 July). Tickets for the tournament will be available if you are willing to queue - unless you got lucky with the public ballot.
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Hide AdThe action looks set to provide even more drama as the semi-finals are set to begin. Novak Djokovic is bidding for yet another title as he remains unbeaten at Wimbledon since 2017.
But how much does it cost to watch matches on Centre Court and No,1 Court today? Here's all you need to know:
What are the prices for Centre Court?
The prices for Centre Court, which is used as the main court during The Championship, range from £80 all the way up to £255 depending on the date you want to attend. Prices increase in particular towards the final days of the tournament.
For the semi-finals, which will take place on Day 11 and Day 12 - tickets costs between £200 and £220 each.
Here is how much it costs for tickets on the main court:
Centre Court
- Day 1 - £80
- Day 2 - £80
- Day 3 - £100
- Day 4 - £100
- Day 5 - £130
- Day 6 - £130
- Day 7 - £155
- Day 8 - £155
- Day 9 - £185
- Day 10 - £185
- Day 11 - £220
- Day 12 - £220
- Day 13 - £255
- Day 14 - £255
Centre Court (back six rows)
- Day 1 - £70
- Day 2 - £70
- Day 3 - £90
- Day 4 - £90
- Day 5 - £115
- Day 6 - £115
- Day 7 - £140
- Day 8 - £140
- Day 9 - £165
- Day 10 - £165
- Day 11 - £200
- Day 12 - £200
- Day 13 - £230
- Day 14 - £230
How much do tickets for No.1 Court cost?
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Hide AdThe No.1 Court at Wimbledon will also see plenty of huge matches throughout the duration of The Championship this month. If you are wanting to go and watch the action at No.1 Court during the tournmanet these are the prices:
No.1 Court
- Day 1 - £75
- Day 2 - £75
- Day 3 - £90
- Day 4 - £90
- Day 5 - £120
- Day 6 - £120
- Day 7 - £140
- Day 8 - £140
- Day 9 - £170
- Day 10 - £170
- Day 11 - £80
- Day 12 - £80
- Day 13 - £45
- Day 14 - £45
No.1 Court back six rows
- Day 1 - £65
- Day 2 - £65
- Day 3 - £80
- Day 4 - £80
- Day 5 - £105
- Day 6 - £105
- Day 7 - £125
- Day 8 - £125
- Day 9 - £155
- Day 10 - £155
- Day 11 - £70
- Day 12 - £70
- Day 13 - £40
- Day 14 - £40
What are the prices for ground passes?
On its website, Wimbledon explains: "The ultimate Wimbledon experience, the Grounds Pass enables you to access all courts including No.3 Court, Court 12 and Court 18, as well as The Hill, where we screen the action from Centre and No.1 Courts.
"Grounds Passes are priced at £27 and are reduced from day nine onwards as The Championships progresses. If you arrive in The Queue by 9am, you should have a good chance of getting in, although we can't guarantee availability of course."
- Day 1 - £27
- Day 2 - £27
- Day 3 - £27
- Day 4 - £27
- Day 5 - £27
- Day 6 - £27
- Day 7 - £27
- Day 8 - £27
- Day 9 - £20
- Day 10 - £20
- Day 11 - £20
- Day 12 - £15
- Day 13 - £15
- Day 14 - £8
For more information visit WImbledon's website.
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