Wimbledon - All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club

I am fortunate it would seem to get tickets every year either for Centre Court or Court 1 from the ballot. I have enjoyed the last 20 years of Wimbledon and washed as their accessible facilities go from strength to strength - probably a bi product of the success of wheelchair tennis. If you have never been but want to go, do not worry about access but do think about getting around i.e, up the hill!

It's not perfect, but I've been to the Wimbledon tennis fortnight three times now, and found each time that there are well-established facilities in place for wheelchair-users. And if you are allocated tickets to Court No 1, the view from the wheelchair places is fantastic.

The Wimbledon Tennis on Day 7 of the championship is always going to be very busy and disabled people have to take this into account when they plan their day out, Its busy, noisy and crowded and you have to queue for food etc but this is par for the course. Unlike the other reviewer, I found the parking, access, staff, disabled toilets and the seating/viewing excellent. From our seats there were even small TV monitors to keep us updated on the results from the other matches. The radar key operated toilets were 4 metres from our seats (on level 5 in the shade of centre court).