The All England Lawn Tennis Club and Croquet Club

Aside from high adventure hiking
This is one of my most memorable experiences

All fans of sport can appreciate wimbledon
Tennis fans must make one trip in their life time

Came for Wimbledon 2017- Federer took his 8th title, but unfortunately I didn't get to see it. We queued up for a night for show courts but weren't able to get center, but had a great time anyway. The queue experience is no joke, highly recommend it at least once but it makes for a long and exhausting day when the humidity is so high and there isn't much shade to be found.

The AELTC grounds are beautiful and well-maintained, staff are plentiful and helpful, and there are lots of shopping and dining options around. Highly recommend Court 2 (intimate but still get a lot of great matches), but keep an eye on the schedule and move around to catch some great players- while I love Djokovic, Nadal, and Murray as much as the rest of them, I really enjoy watching the young up and coming players on the smaller courts (you can get SO CLOSE at court 18).

If you get the opportunity go to to Wimbledon, do it. Get the strawberries and cream, sip a Pimm's cup, and watch the world's best dirt ballers doing their best daisy cutters on these famous grass courts.

This review is for The Championships at the AELTC.

Ultimate paradise for tennis fans... or for anyone who likes to have a good time.

They have made so many improvements to this place. Old courts taken down and new ones built everywhere.

I call this the "Harvard of Tennis Tournaments" where brick and ivy are juxtaposed against glass and windows and steel in many structures. The result? Prettiness and Class.

I watched all of 10 minutes of tennis and just walked around and had drinks and socialized and visited the shops for the rest of the day. There's so much to do even for someone who doesn't care to see one tennis ball hit.

Here, like at smaller tournaments, you get to watch players up close.

I enjoy all the traditions and ceremonies that come with Wimbledon. I like the all white requirement. I like how more people dress up - ladies in dresses and gentlemen in jacket.

You must visit at least once!

Amazing experience for my family and I at the AELTC! Wimbledon 2018 was one for the books! The facilities are clean, spacious, accessible, and well kept. The staff are very polite and helpful. Everything is very organized and the food is delicious. The handicap seats have fantastic views.

Since 2005, I have been to the Wimbledon Championships over 10x. The traditions, the class, the match-ups, and the legendary queue all have me coming back year after year. Unlike any other tournament, they hold a 12hr queue line each day for your chance to buy front row tickets on Centre Court and Court #1. I have been fortunate enough to get Front Row tickets twice with only a 10£ set back. Any other Grand Slam, these tickets would cost over $1,000! I believe this queue alone adds something to the tournament and to the game of tennis. Those who are die-hard tennis fans get to watch up close tennis for the same price as Grounds passes. The noise level and etiquette is quite different from the US and Australian Open as well. Woman wear their white, flowered hats while men are dapper with suits and dress shoes. If you attend, do not go without having their famous Strawberries & Cream with a glass of Champagne. This is a tournament standard!

Every year I look forward to coming back to one of my first Grand Slams of tennis I attended and my favorite tournament in the world!

Amazing experience. We went three days. Two days we waited in the queue for general admission. This is something, you are interested in a complete Wimbledon experience, that everyone should do, at least once. There is just something about the excitement and electricity in the air as you get in line at 5 am for the first time. Something about getting your queue card with the number 2752 and wondering if you will make it in. Do they sell that many general admits? Well, yes they do. The whole queuing process is a well orchestrated line dance that stretches 2 miles long.

The third day we had purchased debenture seats so we able to go right to gate four and walk right in.

The early rounds are great because even with general admission tickets you can get to lots of courts with many good players. Basically any court except Centre court, Court one and Court two.

The food is pretty poor but do make sure to get yourself a Pimm's and some strawberries and cream. We didn't have any champagne but wish we did. I think you can purchase it there and even bring it to your seats. Picnicking on Henman hill is classic.

If you are a tennis lover this is the holy grail of tournaments to attend and it doesn't disappoint. The grounds are gorgeous and the play magnificent.

Dream come true (almost). One of my dreams is to take my wife to all four Grand Slam Tennis Events. Was reminded of that this past weekend while watching the Wimbledon finals on television from the comfort of our home.

I have taken her to Wimbledon! We were there last October 2013. We booked the last tour during our last day in London. Almost missed the tour because I underestimated how long it would take to get to Wimbledon by using the Tube (subway). Fortunately, we were only a couple of minutes late. One of the ladies at the gift shop was able to lead us to the tour guide and the rest of the group so we did not miss a thing!!

If you are a tennis fan, then I highly recommend that you take the guided tour. It lasts about and hour and a half, and it is worth the price you pay. The price at the time was 22 british pounds per adult. We got in for no additional charge by using our London Pass. They take you to most of the places that are seen on television (including Centre Court)!!! Also drop by the museum to learn more about Wimbledon and tennis history.

As I mentioned earlier, visiting Wimbledon was almost a dream come true. One of these days I hope to take my wife to watch the Wimbledon tournament in person. Hopefully, we will have the opportunity to see Rafael Nadal play because he is her favorite player.

Wimbledon, we will return!!!

I am not the biggest tennis fan- but my family is. So, going to watch Wimbledon was a dream of our families. But, by the end of the day, I was so excited to keep watching tennis. It was such a fun day- the queue was easy to understand and I didn't mind waiting. We laid out our blanket- drank coffee and wine and had snack. I would recommend bringing games-it helped pass the time away. The queue actually went pretty fast for us and we had tickets in no time. The security was also great!

We tried an array of different courts, the hill, and strawberries and cream. I would recommend packing your own food. We had cheese, meats, chocolates, bread and lots of wine. It was nice to be able to pack your own picnic

It's brilliant. Simple as that.

The way they organise the thousands of tennis lovers in the queues is fantastic, it almost takes away the pain of lining up from 5am and not getting in until 1pm..

Once in the magic continues. You can be up close and personal with the smaller names on the outside courts which is great, and you can also jump to Henmann Hill/Murray mount and watch the main games on the big screen!

A fantastic day out and something for everyone!

The best experience in the world to camp, queue and then watch the Wimbledon with front row seats!

And to complete the Wimbledon experience:
Eat Strawberries and Cream
Drink Pimm's
Have a pint of Stella
Buy a bottle of champagne