SW19 will soon welcome tennis players and enthusiasts from all over the world for another year of Wimbledon.
The world’s most renowned tennis grand slam promises to be particularly fascinating this year.
Two-time champion and British hero Andy Murray could grace the All England Club for the final time after indicating he could retire in 2024.
Cameron Norrie, Emma Raducanu, Katie Boulter, Jack Draper, Harriet Dart, and Dan Evans are among the other Brits set to appear at their home grand slam.
People from all over the world will as ever descend on the annual SW19 tennis championships this summer
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However, another Spanish star, Rafael Nadal, looks set to miss the tournament in what could be his final year on the ATP Tour.
So when is Wimbledon 2024, what is the schedule, and can you still get tickets?
Here’s all you need to know.
Wimbledon is from Monday, July 1 to Sunday, July 14.
The middle Sunday will feature a full day of play once again after being introduced in 2022.
Wimbledon qualifying takes place between Monday, June 24 and Thursday, June 27.
Successful qualifiers will then enter the main draw.
Here are the men’s and women’s singles schedules, which are subject to change due to the weather. You can read the full schedule (including doubles, wheelchair, and boys’ and girls’ events) here.
- First round: Monday, July 1 – Tuesday, July 2
- Second round: Wednesday, July 3 – Thursday, July 4
- Third round: Friday, July 5 – Saturday, July 6
- Fourth round: Sunday, July 7 – Monday, July 8
- Quarter-finals: Tuesday, July 9 – Wednesday, July 10
- Semi-finals: Friday, July 12
- Final: Sunday, July 14
- First round: Monday, July 1 – Tuesday, July 2
- Second round: Wednesday, July 3 – Thursday, July 4
- Third round: Friday, July 5 – Saturday, July 6
- Fourth round: Sunday, July 7 – Monday, July 8
- Quarter-finals: Tuesday, July 9 – Wednesday, July 10
- Semi-finals: Friday, July 12
- Final: Sunday, July 14
A full order of play will be available the night before the next day’s play.
How to get tickets for Wimbledon 2024
Unfortunately, the Wimbledon ballot for 2024 has already been held.
However, tennis fans can join the early morning queue for a show court or ground pass access to all the outer courts.
You can check out details about the famous Wimbledon queue here.