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🏟️ Address: The All England Club, Church Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 5AE, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps
The All England Club is located 10 km south-west of Central London in the town of Wimbledon. Its suburban location is easy to access by both public transport and private vehicle, but please note that public transport links and roads can become very busy during the tournament.
Below you can find general information on travel and parking for The All England Club. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.
There is official tournament car parking available in 3 paid on-site car parks, as well as a paid Park and Ride car park:
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Car Park 6
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300 m4 min |
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Car Park 8
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450 m5 min |
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Car Park 10
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850 m10 min |
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Park and Ride
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5.3 km64 min |
Spaces in Car Park 6 and the Park and Ride car park can be booked in advance or can be purchased on the day, subject to availability; spaces in Car Parks 8 and 10 can only be pre-booked. Disabled-accessible car parking is available in Car Parks 6 and 8.
To book motorcycle parking in advance, contact the AA by telephone: +44 (0) 3300-413-677. Motorcycle spaces cost GBP £10 per day.
Please note that for both on-site parking and the Park and Ride facilities, visitors should follow AA signage where available, as temporary diversions and road closures may be in operation during the tournament.
Taxi services operate from the taxi ranks at Southfields and Wimbledon stations. To get to and from the stations, please see the Train information section.
For spectators who wish to pre-book taxis for departure from the Grounds, the pick-up point is in Marryat Road.
There are drop-off points for Blue Badge holders opposite Gate 13 on Somerset Road and at Gate 4 on Church Road.
The picturesque Wimbledon Village is a stone's throw from the venue and is an ideal location to stay for those wanting to attend the tournament on more than one day. However, accommodation prices peak during the Championships and so it may be preferable to look further afield. The venue is well-connected by public transport, and so most areas of London are viable alternatives. In particular, south-west London is a good choice, including areas around Clapham, Fulham, Earls Court, and Kensington.
The All England Club can be reached on public bus route 493. Get off at Wimbledon Tennis Club stop, which is directly adjacent to the venue.
Additionally, Go Ahead-London operates a bus service direct from Euston, Baker Street, Marble Arch, and Victoria to the All England Club.
There is also a shuttle bus which runs between Wimbledon station and the All England Club during the tournament:
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Shuttle Bus
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All England Club | 50 m1 min |
The first shuttle departs Wimbledon station at 07:00, and the last shuttle leaves the All England Club at 23:00 – except on finals day, when the last shuttle is at 21:00.
For those travelling via private or hired minibuses or coaches, parking can be booked in advance over the phone, via the AA: +44 (0) 3300-413-677. Prices range from GBP £20-40 per day, depending on the vehicle and car park location.
There are 3 main connections for arriving by rail:
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London Underground
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Southfields | 1.3 km16 min |
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National Rail
Tramlink
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Wimbledon | 1.9 km23 min |
Public bicycle racks are available to use for free, at the owner's risk, in Car Park 8. Any bicycle locked to railings around the Grounds or its perimeter will be removed.
The All England Club is 11.3 km (136 min) walk from Central London and so walking will not be practical if you are staying centrally. However, if your accommodation is in the south-west of London, you may find travelling on foot to be a nice option, particularly as many routes pass through nearby parks and commons.
Around the Grounds
There is a huge range of food and drink available to purchase within the grounds. The main eateries, the Larder, Walled Garden Food Market, and Food Village, are located by No. 1 Court. There are also bars and buffets by Centre Court - this is also the location of the Wimbledon Tea Lawn, one of the best places to get the tournament's trademark treat of strawberries and cream! For fans located at the south end of the grounds, there are bakery, Village Bar, and Larder eateries next to No. 2 Court.
There are also multiple vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices across the grounds, with at least 1 option in every sit-down restaurant, as well as at the Walled Garden Food Market, Food Village, and Tea Lawn. Vegan cream is also available to go with strawberries.
There are more than 100 free water refill points and fountains around the grounds.
Outside Food
Spectators are permitted to bring in their own food and drink - and visitors with medical or dietary needs are especially encouraged to do so - but the following containers are not permitted:
With the exception of bottles of spirits or fortified wines, alcohol can be brought into the tournament from outside, however it must only be consumed at the public bar areas, as well as a select amount of other authorised zones. Spectators should not use glass vessels on the show courts.
Any alcohol brought in is limited to the following volumes per person:
If you with to leave and then re-enter the grounds at any point during the day, you will need to collect a pass-out wristband from either Gate 5 or 13.
When leaving the grounds at the end of the day, the following routes are recommended:
There are 6 sets of toilet facilities located around Centre Court, 4 facilities around No. 1 Court, and 1 set at each of No. 2 and No. 3 Courts. There are also plenty of toilet facilities located all over the wider grounds, including in close proximity to all other outer courts.
The All England Club has a capacity of approximately 40,000. However, the capacity does differ between events depending on the seating configuration.
Church Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 5AE, United Kingdom.
