The Wimbledon 2027 ballot is open 🎾
The public ballot for Wimbledon 2027 opened yesterday, and it will be a particularly special year, marking 150 years of The Championships. It's quick and easy to enter, just make sure you get your application in by the deadline of Monday 14 September.
In a rush?
It's free to enter, and there's no commitment to buy. If you're successful, you’ll be contacted by email and given the option to buy the tickets at face value.
Ballot closes: Monday 14 September, 23:59 BST. Results are announced from October.
🎾 How the ballot works 🎾
- You'll need to create a free myWimbledon account to apply, or log into your existing one.
- One application per person, household and email address. Duplicates get thrown out.
- It's a random draw, not first come first served, so entering today makes no difference to entering next Sunday.
- If you're picked, you can buy one pair of tickets at face value, for the day and court (Centre Court or Courts 1–3) offered to you. You don't get to choose.
- The ballot applicant must attend, using one of the two tickets. The other ticket can be passed on to a guest. Tickets are for personal use and can't be resold or transferred.
Want the full picture, including debentures, resale rules and every other way to get a ticket? Read our full Wimbledon ticket guide.
Know someone who'd want a shot at Wimbledon 2027? Forward this on before Monday's deadline. And if you're already a subscriber, you can refer Matchside using the unique link underneath the 'click to share' button below. If you've been forwarded this by a friend, sign up here.
That's the Wimbledon ballot sorted.
I'll keep an eye on results and let you know if anything changes worth flagging.
Any questions, just hit reply. I read every one.
Louis