Wimbledon ticket alerts notify you the moment a face-value ticket appears on the official resale. The Wimbledon resale is open to everyone who entered the annual public ballot — hosted on the official wimbledon.com website, new tickets are released every day, usually starting at the end of March and continuing through the tournament to finals day. Tickets sell out within seconds and there's no alert system built into the site itself, so we built one: set up email or push notifications and we'll let you know as soon as a ticket hits the resale.
2027 marks the 150th anniversary of The Championships, with play running from 28 June to 11 July. Resale is expected to open at the end of March 2027. Resale tickets are always face value, with show-court seats typically ranging from around £75 to £245 depending on court and day in recent years — drops tend to get claimed within minutes, which is why Wimbledon alerts are useful even if you're checking the page yourself.
If the resale doesn't work out, you can still join the queue in person (a myWIMBLEDON account and the official Wimbledon app are required at the point of sale), buy a ground pass — usually £21–£33 on the day — or look at debenture seats, the only Wimbledon tickets that can legally be resold. The daily Wimbledon.com resale is the main route for face-value show-court tickets, and that's what our Wimbledon ticket alerts track.
