Wimbledon Hospitality 2010
Wimbledon 2010 - Monday 21 June - Sunday 4 July 2010
 Wimbledon is not just one of the top 3 events in the UK, it holds a huge worldwide interest every year. As one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, it is considered by many of the players, because of its tradition, to be the one they all want to win. There are very few tournaments now held on grass, which also adds to its appeal. Throughout the Wimbledon fortnight the whole country stops to take notice of this great event. Many people rush home after work to witness nail-biting matches, sometimes going to 5 sets late into the evening. With Andy Murray now establishing himself as one of the leading players in the world, there is even greater interest amongst the home crowd. We provide you with the opportunity to experience the intensity of some of these matches and to feel the atmosphere of Wimbledon’s show courts. This is a completely different experience from just watching on the TV. You get a feel for the sheer speed the ball travels and the power of these young athletes. Tennis is unique as in singles there is huge mental pressure. If you alone are the focus of hundreds of thousands of viewers around the world, the pressure is immense and hard to conquer
Wimbledon Club – with Centre Court Debenture Ticket >
Wimbledon Club – with No. 1 Debenture Ticket >
Wimbledon Golf Club Hospitality – with Centre Court Debenture Ticket >
Wimbledon Golf Club Hospitality – with No. 1 Debenture Ticket >
2009 saw another epic five set Men’s Final as Roger Federer, under the watchful gaze of Pete Sampras from the Royal Box, secured a record breaking 15th Grand Slam title victory against a resilient Andy Roddick. The Ladies Championship once again featured the private battle between the Williams sisters, with Serena victorious on this occasion. Wimbledon 2010 is likely to feature more fascinating contests between the world’s top players, all of whom will be striving to capture this much sought after accolade.
We offer 2 hospitality packages at Wimbledon which combine great hospitality with a debenture seat on either Centre Court or No 1 Court. One of the problems with Wimbledon was that it is a fairly expensive event and if no play takes place, the debenture policy is to give no refund and, in addition, it is a difficult event to insure. However, with the introduction of the new roof on Centre Court, you are now guaranteed to see tennis on every day, whatever the weather, and your investment is safe.
The hospitality facilities are located on the perimeter of the Wimbledon complex. The Wimbledon Club is located 500 yards from the main entrance and therefore only a short walk from your seats on either of the show courts. The Golf Club is located a little further away, but includes a novel free transfer using the golf buggy shuttle.
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