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Wimbledon 2025: Your Guide to Travel

It’s not just a tennis tournament.
It’s Wimbledon a global symbol of tradition, excellence, and that unmistakable British charm.

From June 30 to July 13, 2025, the world’s top players will take to the grass courts of the All England Lawn Tennis Club for the most prestigious Grand Slam of the year. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned fan, one thing’s for sure: you’ll want to be prepared.

From tickets to travel, outfits to accommodation and yes, staying connected without insane roaming charges. we’ve got everything covered. This is your Wimbledon 2025 guide powered by Sim Local, your travel connectivity partner.

Key Wimbledon 2025 Dates

The 2025 edition runs June 30 – July 13, with matches played across Centre Court, No. 1 Court, and the outer courts.

Here are the key dates to keep in mind:

  • June 30 – July 1: First round (men’s & women’s singles)

  • July 6: Round of 16

  • July 10 – 11: Semifinals

  • July 12: Women’s singles final, men’s doubles final

  • July 13: Men’s singles final, women’s doubles final

🚨 New this year: live electronic line-calling on all courts, including qualifiers. A modern twist to a classic event.

Getting Tickets for Wimbledon 2025

Missed the ballot? Don’t worry.. you still have a few options:

  • Official resale: Available from March 2025 via the Wimbledon website

  • The Queue: Join the famous on-site line for same-day tickets. It’s part of the experience!

  • Ticketmaster: Releases a small batch of tickets at 9am (UK time) the day before each match

⚠️ Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable, so steer clear of unofficial resellers.

Where to Stay in London During Wimbledon

Closest to the action:

  • Stay in Wimbledon Village or Southfields for easy access.

Best for comfort and value:

  • Choose central London neighbourhoods like St Pancras, Soho, or South Bank.

  • Example: Pullman St Pancras offers comfort and easy access via the District Line.

On a budget?

  • Try hostels like Wimbledon YMCA or Amity Hostel.

  • Consider B&Bs or short-term rentals. Just be sure to book early.

Getting to the Wimbledon Grounds

London traffic is no joke. Take public transport whenever possible:

  • 🚇 Southfields Station (District Line): Closest Tube stop, 15-minute walk to the grounds

  • 🚆 Wimbledon Station: Trains from London Waterloo every few minutes

🚌 During the tournament, shuttle buses run from Wimbledon Station to the venue.

💳 Grab an Oyster Card or TfL Travelcard for easier (and cheaper) travel across Zones 1–3.

Staying Connected in London with Sim Local

Let’s be real, roaming charges in the UK can be brutal, especially post-Brexit.

And relying on venue Wi-Fi? Not ideal. It’s limited to certain zones and gets spotty during peak hours.

The smarter choice? A UK eSIM from Sim Local.

Why use a Sim Local eSIM:

  • Activate before or on arrival
  • Instant mobile data access, no physical SIM swap needed
  • Plans designed for travelers: flexible, affordable, and secure
  • Perfect for checking match schedules, navigating the Tube, or posting that strawberries-and-cream selfie in real-time 🍓📱

➡️ Browse and install your eSIM before you fly, Check out our activation guides.

What to Wear to Wimbledon

While there’s no official dress code for spectators, smart casual is the vibe.

  • For women: Elegant summer dress, flowy skirt, or chic co-ord set

  • For men: Lightweight shirt, chinos or smart trousers

  • Shoes: Stylish and comfortable.. you’ll walk a lot

☔ Pro tip: Bring a light rain jacket or umbrella. It’s London, after all.

What Else to Do in Wimbledon & London

For in detail blogs about things to do in London, check out our ask a local guide for London. We run an ask a local series where our employees write guides about their local area! These are great for finding hidden gems and insider knowledge. We've also put together a guide on free and cheap things to do in London which may spark some inspiration for your trip,

Around the grounds:

  • Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum

  • Wat Buddhapadipa (serene Thai temple)

  • Wimbledon Windmill & Cannizaro Park for a relaxing stroll

Explore London before or after:

  • The British Museum

  • Buckingham Palace (changing of the guard!)

  • Tower of London

  • Covent Garden for shopping & street performers

  • Tate Modern for modern art fans

  • Hyde Park for a chill afternoon picnic

  • London Eye for those panoramic views

Final Tips Before You Go

  • Pack layers — weather can change fast

  • Download the Wimbledon app for live scores & schedules

  • Charge your phone — or bring a power bank

  • Don’t forget your Sim Local eSIM for reliable, stress-free data

Game. Set. Match. Connected.

Whether you’re cheering on Carlos Alcaraz, Iga Świątek, or just soaking up the strawberries-and-champagne atmosphere, one thing’s clear: Wimbledon is a moment worth remembering.

And with Sim Local, you can stay online, share your experiences, and explore London without worrying about roaming fees.

Grab your UK eSIM now

Seamless travel. Instant connection. No moments wasted.


FAQs: Your Wimbledon 2025 Questions Answered

1. What are the Wimbledon 2025 dates?
Wimbledon 2025 takes place from Monday, June 30 to Sunday, July 13, with finals scheduled for the final weekend.

2. How do I get tickets for Wimbledon 2025?
You can buy tickets through the official resale platform, join The Queue for same-day access, or check Ticketmaster the day before each match at 9am (UK time). Avoid unofficial resale sites — tickets are non-transferable.

3. What’s the best way to get to the Wimbledon grounds?
Take the District Line to Southfields Station, then walk 15 minutes to the venue. You can also take a train from London Waterloo to Wimbledon Station and hop on a shuttle.

4. Is there Wi-Fi at Wimbledon?
Yes, but it’s only available in certain zones — and can be spotty during busy periods. A Sim Local eSIM gives you reliable mobile data throughout your stay.

5. Why should I use a Sim Local eSIM for Wimbledon?
A Sim Local UK eSIM gives you instant, contract-free mobile data, helping you avoid roaming charges and stay connected the moment you land in London.

6. Where should I stay in London during Wimbledon?
You can stay in Wimbledon Village for proximity or choose central London areas like St Pancras or South Bank for more affordable, well-connected options.

7. What’s the dress code for spectators at Wimbledon?
There’s no official dress code, but most spectators opt for smart casual — think summer dresses, polos, chinos, and comfortable shoes for walking.

8. Can I install a Sim Local eSIM before I leave?
Yes! You can buy and install your eSIM from Sim Local before you travel, then simply activate it once you arrive in the UK for instant data access.

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