The All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club | No. 1 Court Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Introduction to No. 1 Court

No. 1 Court at Wimbledon is a premier tennis venue, second only to Centre Court in prestige. Known for its intimate atmosphere and thrilling matches, it offers a mix of traditional and modern seating with excellent sightlines.

Seating Chart Overview

• Lower Tier (Rows A–G): Closest to the action, ideal for seeing player expressions but may require neck strain for high balls.
• Middle Tier (Rows H–P): Balanced view of the entire court, minimal obstructions, and comfortable seating.
• Upper Tier (Rows Q–Z): Budget-friendly with a panoramic view, though distant from the court. Avoid back rows for optimal visibility.

Best Seats for Different Events

For singles matches, aim for sideline seats (Sections 101–104). Doubles fans should prioritize baseline seats (Sections 105–108) to track cross-court plays.

Seat Views & Obstructions

• Lower Tier: Unparalleled closeness but potential sun glare.
• Middle Tier: Elevated yet clear, with roof coverage for rain.
• Upper Tier: Steep angles may obscure net views; opt for front rows.

VIP & Accessibility

VIP suites offer premium amenities like catering and private entrances. Accessible seating is available in all tiers, with companion seats and elevator access.

Choosing Your Seat

Balance budget and proximity—Middle Tier provides the best value. For luxury, explore debenture seats with resale flexibility.