Pricing Guide for Selling Wimbledon Debenture Tickets

The market for Wimbledon debenture tickets is dynamic and prices change constantly in the run up to the Championships.

Some areas of the court are more popular, and some days are more popular. To help sellers price their tickets, we have developed a suggested pricing algorithm. Suggested pricing is based on two elements, ticket premiums and market prices.

Ticket premiums

These are factors that can increase the value of a ticket based on where the seat is located:

• Adjacent seating: Groups of more than 2 adjacent seats tend to sell for a premium because debentures tend to be held in pairs. Groups of 4 or more seats together tend to be rare, and more attractive to spectators who want to sit together in a larger group. 
• Seats in the 200 gangways tend to sell for more than corresponding seats the 300's. This is because the 200s are closer to the court.
• Seats in gangways 201 & 212 are adjacent to the Royal Box, and sell for a premium. Gangways 301 & 318 are directly behind the Royal Box, and may also sell for more than other 300s. 
• Seats in gangways 202 & 211 also sell for a premium because they are near the Royal Box, as do 203 & 210 because they have a good view of the court and the Royal Box.
• Afternoon shade: Gangways behind the umpire's chair, including 203 & 204 may be slightly more popular as they get more shade in the afternoon.

Price Tracker

Verified debenture holders have exclusive access to our Price Tracker. This tool helps debenture holders to:

• Track real-time market data
• View recently sold ticket prices
• Sell your tickets for the best price

Debenture holders can login or register an account to use the Price Tracker.

Green & Purple's suggested pricing

Our suggested pricing algorithm recommends debenture ticket prices as follows:

• Asking Price: Current market average price + Ticket Premium
• Minimum Asking Price: Asking Price - 50%

Offers below the Minimum Asking Price will be automatically rejected. You can adjust this as you wish, but we recommend not setting it too high. Setting the Minimum Asking Price too close to the Asking Price could mean you miss out on the chance to negotiate with serious buyers.

You can then adjust your asking price manually. For example, if you want to sell your tickets very quickly, you may choose to slightly reduce these suggested pricings once they are set.

Get the ball rolling...

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Need help?

If you need help at any stage, you can refer to our detailed FAQs or you can contact us:

• Call: +44(0)203 883 5010
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• Email: service@greenandpurple.com
• Or arrange a callback

It was an easy process

"I thought I'd send you a short note to thank you for dealing so efficiently with my Wimbledon debentures in 2021. It was an easy process to sell the days I didn't want to Green and Purple and payment was made promptly. I look forward to dealing with you again in the future."

Robert MacKenzie

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