Pricing Guide for Wimbledon Debenture Tickets

Debenture ticket prices can change quickly in the run-up to The Championships. Demand varies by day, court and seat location. This guide explains the main factors that influence price, how to use Price Tracker to follow the broader market, and how to get a more accurate recommended selling price based on your exact seats.

What affects the price of Wimbledon debenture tickets?

The two main drivers are seat-specific value and market conditions.

Seat-specific value includes factors such as exact seat location, whether the seats are adjacent, proximity to the Royal Box, and whether the seats are likely to be in shade later in the day.

Market conditions include current asking prices, recent sale prices, offer activity and how demand changes as Wimbledon approaches.

Seat factors that can add value

• Exact seat certainty. Buyers are often prepared to pay more when they know exactly where they will be sitting.
• Adjacent seats. Pairs are most common. Groups of 3 or more are rarer, and larger adjacent groups can attract a premium.
• Strong seat position. Some gangways and rows can command more than others.
• Seats near the Royal Box. These can be especially attractive to some buyers.
• Afternoon shade or sun. Some buyers actively look for shadier or sunnier positions later in the day.

Compare rows, not just gangways

Gangway numbers can be misleading because they can cover a wide range of rows. It is usually more helpful to compare seats by row as well as gangway. For example, a common misconception is that seats in Centre Court's 200s are always better, or closer to the action, than those in the 300s. That is not always true. Gangways 312 and 313, for example, include rows right down to the front, including Row A.

Use the Wimbledon debenture seating plan to see how rows and gangways are laid out.

Sell for the right price, at the right time

Price Tracker

Price Tracker gives debenture holders exclusive access to historic sale prices, current market data and pricing trends.

With a debenture holder account, and no obligation to put tickets on sale, you can access:

• Seasonal and monthly trends
• Price trends by Championship day
• Highest and median per-ticket offers and sale prices
• Commentary on market trends and peaks
• Centre Court and No.1 Court comparisons

Price Assist

Buyers tend to place the most weight on row position. Confirmed seat numbers can also support a premium.

With Price Assist, enter your exact seat numbers to receive a more accurate asking price based on your specific seats, row, current market conditions, comparable listings and demand signals.

You can add your tickets now with no obligation to put them on sale. If you decide to test the market, you can then put them on sale and receive offers, with no obligation to accept.

Debenture holders can sign in or create an account to use Price Tracker and Price Assist, with no obligation to put tickets on sale.

Common pricing mistakes to avoid

• Pricing by gangway alone without checking the row
• Listing too early without checking recent market data
• Underpricing seats that have strong exact-seat appeal
• Failing to update your asking price as demand changes
• Ignoring the added value of larger adjacent groups