Access
Your seats at the court, and nothing to handle on the day.
- Debenture seat on Centre Court or No.1 Court
- Holders' lounges, restaurants and garden included with the ticket
- Dedicated entrance and TGZ assistance on the day
Wimbledon 2027: Tickets & a Bespoke London Stay
The only legally transferable Wimbledon tickets, privately sourced — with your entire London stay orchestrated around them.
June – July 2027 · All England Lawn Tennis Club, London SW19
Debenture tickets are the only Wimbledon tickets that may lawfully be transferred. We source them privately, subject to availability.
Wimbledon is no ordinary tournament: it is the oldest and most prestigious event in world tennis, and the only Grand Slam still played on grass. For a fortnight, the All England Lawn Tennis Club becomes the stage for a timeless ritual — strawberries and cream, Pimm's, immaculate lawns and the hush before every serve. TGZ Conciergerie is an independent luxury concierge: we source Debenture tickets, the only Wimbledon tickets that may legally be transferred, and orchestrate your entire London stay around those days. All you have to do is live the fortnight.
- Date
- June 2027
- Venue
- All England Lawn Tennis Club, London SW19
Three ways to come
Choose how far the stay goes
The Debenture seat is the common starting point. What changes is everything we take on around it.
Access + hotel
The tennis days and the London stay, arranged together.
- Debenture seats for the days you choose
- A suite in a London five-star hotel or palace
- Private transfers between the hotel and SW19
Complete experience
The whole fortnight orchestrated, from landing to the last dinner.
- Debenture seats, accommodation and a dedicated chauffeur
- Private aviation on arrival if you wish
- Tables held and a London programme, with a dedicated concierge
Three reference formats, never fixed packages: every stay is composed to measure and confirmed by written proposal.
The choice that shapes everything
Centre Court or No.1 Court
Both show courts have a retractable roof and open the same holders' spaces. What separates them is the match-up — and the price.
Centre Court
The court of both finals and of the fortnight's greatest match-ups. The prestige choice, with no equivalent.
- Role
- Principal court — both finals are played here
- Capacity
- Around 14,979 seats
- Roof
- Retractable since 2009
- Debenture placement
- Prime central seats in the lower tier
For anyone who wants the day people will talk about: a final, a semi-final, or the match the whole fortnight is waiting for.
No.1 Court
The second show court: fine match-ups, a tighter atmosphere, and a more accessible entry point.
- Role
- Second show court — big match-ups from the first week
- Capacity
- Around 12,345 seats
- Roof
- Retractable since 2019
- Debenture placement
- Best blocks, with lounges and garden of its own
For anyone coming several days, hosting a group, or who prefers atmosphere to the solemnity of the finals.
What we take on
Everything that happens around the court
One contact for all of it. You coordinate nothing.
01
Debenture seats
Centre Court or No.1 Court, for the days you choose, sourced privately on the secondary market.
02
Holders' lounges and restaurants
Dedicated entrance, holders' lounges, bars, restaurants and garden — included with the ticket, never sold separately.
03
London accommodation
A Mayfair palace, a five-star hotel or a private residence, depending on whether you prefer the city or proximity to SW19.
04
Private transfers
A dedicated chauffeur between hotel and club for the whole stay, and to the airport of your choice.
05
Dining and programme
Tables in London's finest rooms, and the rest of the week composed around your days at the tennis.
06
Private aviation
Optional: arrival through Farnborough, Biggin Hill or London City, subject to availability at the time of your enquiry.
To make it concrete
An example of a stay
Three nights in London, a day on a show court, and everything else arranged around it.
- Three nights in a suite at a London five-star hotel or palace
- Centre Court or No.1 Court Debenture seats for the chosen day
- A dedicated chauffeur: airport, hotel, SW19, dinners
- Two tables held in rooms that take no online bookings
- A TGZ concierge reachable throughout the stay
An indicative example, given to fix ideas. Every stay is composed to measure; availability and figures are confirmed in writing by proposal, in pounds sterling. No match-up and no player can be guaranteed.
Why TGZ
What you can expect from us
One contact
The same person owns your file from the first question to your last day on site.
French, English, Spanish
We work in all three languages, in writing and on the telephone.
Private sourcing
Debenture tickets are sourced privately on the secondary market, subject to availability at the time of your enquiry.
The whole stay
Hotel, chauffeur, tables, aviation: we coordinate all of it rather than passing you to other providers.
Confidentiality
No names, no logos, no disclosure. We work under NDA the moment you ask for it.
Through to the last day
We stay reachable during the event, not only until the proposal is signed.
Wimbledon 2027: Tickets & a Bespoke London Stay
Your enquiry
Tell us about the experience you have in mind. A dedicated concierge will return with confirmable options tailored to your priorities.
TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house, with no affiliation to the AELTC or The Championships. Debenture tickets are privately sourced, subject to availability, and confirmed in writing before any commitment. No match-up and no player can be guaranteed.
The detail
What to know before you enquire
How Debentures work, how tickets are handed over, what availability means — and where our limits are.
A Debenture is a five-year financial instrument issued by the AELTC and tied to Centre Court or No.1 Court. It gives its holder a ticket for each day of the fortnight, together with access to the reserved lounges, restaurants and garden. That ticket — alone among all Wimbledon tickets — may lawfully be passed on to a third party by its holder.
The public Ballot, The Queue and the official resale all produce named, non-transferable tickets. Offering them on the secondary market is not permitted. That is why we handle Debentures only: it is the one route that holds up legally.
Tickets are handed over before your day, on the terms agreed in the proposal — most often at your London hotel, against signature. You enter through the holders' entrance, and the lounges are open to you all day. Elegant dress is expected; a jacket is required for gentlemen in certain restaurants.
Everything is by written proposal, in pounds sterling, and subject to availability at the time of your enquiry. Indicatively, a Debenture seat starts around £2,000 per person per day on No.1 Court and around £3,500 on Centre Court, rising for the second week and the finals. These are orders of magnitude, not a price list: the real figure depends on the day, the round and the number of seats.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Debenture tickets are issued by the AELTC to holders of Centre Court and No.1 Court Debentures, and are the only Wimbledon tickets that may legally be transferred to third parties. TGZ sources them privately on the secondary market, subject to availability, for the days of your choosing. Tell us your dates and court and we will prepare a bespoke quote in pounds sterling (£).
Almost all Wimbledon tickets are personal and non-transferable: the public ballot, The Queue and official resale do not allow you to pass on your seat freely. Debentures are the exception: they are five-year financial instruments whose tickets the AELTC expressly permits to be transferred to third parties. That is why they are the only legitimate premium route — and the only Wimbledon ticket TGZ can legally source for you.
Centre Court (around 14,979 seats) hosts the marquee matches and both finals: it is the choice for absolute prestige. No.1 Court (around 12,345 seats) offers a more intimate atmosphere and superb clashes, often from the first week. Both have a retractable roof and give access to the Debenture lounges. Many of our clients combine the two courts across several days; we advise you according to your dates and priorities.
Beyond the best seat on the show court, your Debenture ticket includes a dedicated entrance and access to the lounges, bars and restaurants reserved for Debenture Holders, as well as the Debenture garden. You enjoy refined dining, champagne and the art of the fortnight, away from the crowd. These spaces are not sold separately: they are an integral part of the Debenture ticket. Smart, elegant attire is expected.
Most of our clients choose a Mayfair palace — such as Claridge's, The Connaught, The Berkeley, The Dorchester or The Savoy (illustrative only) — around 30 to 45 minutes from SW19 by chauffeur. Others prefer to be right by the grounds, in Wimbledon Village. We book the suite to suit you, arrange arrival by private jet via Farnborough, Biggin Hill or London City, and transfers by helicopter or dedicated chauffeur — subject to availability.
As early as possible. The best Debenture tickets, palace suites and exceptional tables are in high demand and go quickly, especially for the second week and the finals on 10 and 11 July 2027. We recommend committing several months ahead; a bespoke quote can, however, be prepared at any time, subject to availability.
No, and nobody can: the draw builds through the fortnight, and a day's match-up is only known the evening before. We guarantee a seat, a date and a court — never a name. If your plan rests on one particular player, tell us: we would rather say plainly what that means than let you hope for it.
No. TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house: we are not a partner, an official reseller or an affiliate of The Championships, the AELTC or Wimbledon in any way, and we issue no Debentures. We are the concierge who sources your Debenture tickets privately on the secondary market and composes your entire London stay.
Through the form on this page: tell us which arrangement interests you, your court, your dates and the size of your party. A dedicated adviser reads every enquiry personally and replies with a written proposal in pounds sterling, setting out what can genuinely be confirmed at that moment. You may also write to us on WhatsApp if you prefer.
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