Wimbledon 2025 is here, bringing with it the unmistakable charm of British summer and the thrill of world-class tennis. Held at the historic All England Club, this prestigious Grand Slam event runs from June 30 to July 13, 2025, and promises two weeks of unforgettable action.
From checking the Wimbledon order of play to finding out if you’ve won tickets in the Wimbledon ballot 2025 results, this guide covers everything you need to know.
Wimbledon 2025 Schedule
The official Wimbledon schedule begins on Monday, June 30, with first-round matches across both men’s and women’s singles. Each day of the tournament starts with matches on outside courts at 11 a.m. (local time), followed by Centre Court and No. 1 Court matches at 1 p.m.
Key dates include:
- June 30 – July 1: First round
- July 3 – July 4: Third round
- July 8: Quarter-finals
- July 11: Women’s semi-finals
- July 12: Women’s final
- July 13: Men’s final
Don’t forget to follow the daily Wimbledon order of play to stay updated on when your favorite players are on court.
Wimbledon 2025 Draw and Draw Time
The official Wimbledon 2025 draw was released on June 27, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. BST. This anticipated announcement revealed the full list of match-ups for the tournament.
If you’re wondering what time the Wimbledon draw is held, keep an eye on our dedicated Wimbledon draw time section for future updates and live coverage.
The draw determines the potential paths for top players and often sets the tone for the tournament. Once published, fans begin plotting their favorite matchups in the second week, including possible quarter-final and final battles.
Wimbledon Ballot 2025 Results
If you applied for tickets through the public ballot, the Wimbledon ballot 2025 results were released via email earlier this year. Lucky winners received confirmation and ticket details. If you didn’t get selected, don’t worry—there are still options like the famous Queue and resale ticket opportunities through the Wimbledon app.
Our detailed guide explains how to check your ballot result and what to do next if you’re planning to attend.
The Wimbledon Final Weekend
As always, the climax of the tournament will be the much-anticipated finals weekend. The Wimbledon final is where history is made, with global tennis stars battling it out under the gaze of millions.
This year’s women’s final is scheduled for Saturday, July 12, while the men’s final will take place on Sunday, July 13. Both matches will be played on Centre Court and are expected to attract members of the British royal family.
Kate’s Likely Appearance at Wimbledon
Speaking of the royals, many fans look forward to seeing the Princess of Wales. Her attendance at Kate Wimbledon events has become a cherished tradition. She’s often seen presenting trophies to winners or enjoying matches from the royal box.
While her appearance hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, sources close to the palace suggest Kate is “very likely” to attend at least one day during the tournament.
AFC Wimbledon and Local Attractions
Wimbledon isn’t just about tennis—it’s also a lively London district with more to explore. Just a short walk away is Plough Lane, home to AFC Wimbledon. This community-driven football club continues to rise in the English Football League.
As of this season, the club ranks well in the AFC Wimbledon standings, finishing in the top five of League Two. Football fans visiting during the tournament might want to catch a local match if the timing aligns.
A Break from Tennis: Visit Odeon Wimbledon
When you need a break from the courts, catch a film at Odeon Wimbledon. Located in the heart of the district, this modern cinema offers the latest blockbusters and a relaxing escape from the tennis buzz.
With comfortable seating and multiple screen formats including IMAX, it’s a great way to unwind after a long day at the All England Club.
How to Get Tickets If You Missed the Ballot
Missed out on the ballot? You can still attend Wimbledon through:
- The Queue: Arrive early (as early as 5 a.m.) to get ground passes.
- Returned Tickets: Available online or at the stadium after 3 p.m.
- Debenture Tickets: Premium, but guarantees a seat on Centre or No. 1 Court.
Our Wimbledon schedule page also shares tips on getting the best seats and understanding ticket pricing.
Final Thoughts
From the drama of the Wimbledon 2025 draw to the excitement of the Wimbledon final, this year’s Championships promise to deliver unforgettable moments. Whether you’re attending in person, watching from home, or just exploring the area, Wimbledon remains one of the world’s greatest sporting traditions.
Keep an eye on daily updates, plan your visit early, and explore all that SW19 has to offer—from tennis history to modern entertainment and football pride.
