This stadium is unusual as it can host several games at once and therefore not all of the seating is together, in total it has 19 tournament courts, 16 crass courts, 5 indoor courts, 3 continental clay courts, 1 American clay courts and 5 shale courts. For center court which is the most common and famous it seats around 15,000 while court No.1 seats just over 11,000 and Court No. 2 seats around 4,000. There is also the grass terrace which is also known as Murray Mount or Henman hill where spectators can watch the games on large outdoor screens.Ticket prices vary depending on the day of tournaments for example, for Wimbledon 2017 it will cost you between £15-£25 to enter the grounds, £40-£70 for No.3 court, £35-£70 for No.2 court, £25 - £75 for No.1 Court and £50- £200 for center court. As you can imagine the prices reflect the best seats and arrangements as most of the more prominent matches are played on center court. It is also important to note that you will have to pay a full price ticket for anyone over 5 and babies/ children under 5 are not permitted into the show courts (e.g. centre, No.1, No.2, No.3 court or courts 18 and 12) and are recommended to be left at home.

Due to the vast nature of the All England Club, there are many different ways to go about getting tickets and finding seats.Most tickets for the best courts - Center Court, Court Number 1 and Court Number 2, are sold online. The most sought after tickets are those behind the base line. Though due to the construction of the courts, and the nature of tennis, there are no bad or restricted views. Tickets for these courts will depend on the day and of course who is playing. Center Court Ticket prices start at £56 on day one, and go up to £190 on Finals day - though if you are buying thorough a ticket exchange be prepared to pay a lot more.Other tickets give you admission to the grounds and cost around £25. This gives you access to Courts 3- 19. All seating here is unreserved.