Wimbledon 2024: Here’s how you can register for tickets ballot to watch tournament next year

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Wimbledon 2023 Championships are expected to be filled with excitement as organizers have reported an extraordinary level of fan interest in witnessing a potentially historic event. Ons Jabeur, a talented 28-year-old tennis player from Tunisia, is vying to become the first African or Arab female to secure a Grand Slam victory. All eyes will be on her as she competes in the women's final on Centre Court this Saturday. Wimbledon 2023 has seen a surge in fan attendance this year, with the highest turnout in the first five days since before the pandemic. Sally Bolton, CEO of the All England Club, expressed the remarkable public demand to join Wimbledon in 2023. International guests, including tennis fans from the USA, Germany, and Italy, have returned in significant numbers. Wimbledon aims to be inclusive by offering on-the-day ticket sales, including Centre Court tickets and grounds passes, to accommodate a wide range of attendees. In good news for tennis fans, you can not only secure your spot for Wimbledon 2024 but also take advantage of last-minute ticket opportunities for Wimbledon 2023.

Arrive early at AELTC Wimbledon Park. Ticket sales start at 9.45 am. Join the queue and proceed to the end to obtain a Queue Card. Keep your Queue Card, as it will be dated and numbered, indicating your position in the queue. Wait until the ticket sales structure opens. Once the ticket sales structure is open, use your Queue Card to purchase a Championships ticket. Note that tickets for Centre Court and No.1 Court are available on a best-available, one-per-person basis in the queue. Remember that tickets are non-transferable. The Grounds open at 10 am, so be prepared to enjoy