Tennis

Just done the guided tour at Wimbledon which we can highly recommend. Seeing behind the scenes and areas that most don't get to view is really special. Being able to sit on Centre Court at the end is the highlight. Our tour guide was great fun.

Loved this place and although only able to get tickets for day 13 the whole experience was worth all the effort in getting there. Park and ride facility works well. Museum was good with lots on interacting and interesting objects to see. Food prices were on the high side which you'd expect. Place is let down by visitors who are unable to place their own litter in the bins provided. Instead leaving everything behind for other people to clear up.

Well run club, great coaching programme, good facilities

Outstanding place to watch tennis. Nowhere compares to Wimbledon. The grounds have changed a lot over the years and there is a lot more to do at the championships now aside from simply watching tennis. There are a plethora of bars and food outlets as well as fan experiences provided by sponsors that you can make use of when you're not watching a match.Even for ticket holders, queues can be long when you first arrive at the grounds so allow at least 15-30 minutes to get inside.

Thoroughly enjoyed the day. Did day 4 at Wimbledon. Went to the lawn hospitality, absolutely ON POINT. From the arrival, to the food, people at the bar, servers. Nothing was too much, everyone polite and engaging. During the week the grounds weren’t stupidly packed out.When we asked for help or directions everyone knew where to point us and how to help us out. A great day, great experience and I can’t recommend this enough.If you get a chance to spend on “The Lawn” hospitality. Do it. Hopefully they have the cigar and whisky bar in years to come too!! Kudos to Chrissy our hostess, Mariella our server and Andrew behind the cigar bar. You guys were excellent specifically but everyone was amazing.

A MUST SEE FOR ANY TENNIS FANThe Wimbledon Tour and Museum definitely comes highly recommended. You’ll get to see everything from the iconic grounds, No 1 Court, some of the smaller courts (including Court #18, home to the longest ever game), the players lounge and services, the press conference area and the iconic Centre Court.If you get Mary Drysdale as part of your tour, you’ll have the most amazing time!The museum is included in the tour price and it’s an interesting and educational look into the history of tennis and Wimbledon. At the end, you’ll even get to see the Challenge Trophy and the Venus Rosewater Dish – the iconic prizes given to the winners of the singles championships.Overall, you’ll have a fantastic day out here at the Wimbledon Tour and Museum.

Absolutely fantastic. The grounds were phenomenal to visit and if I lived closer I would certainly return and purchase a grounds day ticket.The atmosphere was great and the whole place was buzzing. The staff were all super polite, friendly, and helpful. We had Centre Court tickets and honestly could not fault the experience at all. It definitely lived up to expectations and I hope to return again.I would recommend taking a picnic in as the food and drink is quite expensive, but in all honesty wasn’t as expensive as I was expecting. Especially when you consider its in London.

Fabulous experience. Definitely lived up to expectations and I hope to return.The staff are fantastic.I would recommend taking a picnic in as the food and drink is quite expensive, but in all honesty wasn’t as expensive as I was expecting.However! long queue for food.Luckily no queue was there when we went due to rain prediction.Even got Resale tickets also(Court 1 & 2 for £10, Centre Court for £15).Keep some time in hand for waiting in the queue if you don't have tickets.Definitely an experience everyone should have at least once!

Great fun for family

We were going to the park and the tennis club was having a open day my kids really enjoyed it. Everyone was friendly and welcoming.