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A GUIDE TO THE 125TH CHAMPIONSHIPSFOR DEBENTURE TICKET HOLDERS
WIMBLEDON 2011MONDAY 20TH JUNE — SUNDAY 3RD JULY
CONTENTS
WELCOME� 3
MAP OF THE GROUNDS 6
DEBENTURE HOLDERS’ FACILITIES 9 —�Safety�&�Comfort 10—�A�Plan�of�Centre�Court�Debenture�Facilities� 12—�Emergency�Evacuation� 13—�Security�&�Left�Luggage� 13—�Dress�Code� 13—�The�Wimbledon�Shop� 15
DEBENTURE HOLDERS’ RESTAURANTS & BARS 16—�The�Courtside� 18—�The�Renshaw� 22—�The�Champions’�Room� 26—�The�Terrace� 30—�The�Roof�Top� 36—�The�Courtside�Balcony� 40—�The�Gallery� 44—�The�Lounge� 46—�The�Veranda� 50—�The�No.1�Bar� 54—�Eating�Elsewhere�at�The�Championships� 56
TICKETS 59—��Duplicate�Tickets,�Court�Badges�� �
&�Car�Park�Passes� 59—�Centre�&�No.1�Court�Seating�Plans� 60��
THE TENNIS 62—�Ground�Opening�&�Matches� 62—�Provisional�Schedule�of�Matches� 64—�Changes�to�the�Order�of�Play� 65—�Cancellation�of�Play�Due�to�Rain� 65—�The�Long�Term�Plan� 66
TRAVELLING TO THE CHAMPIONSHIPS 68—�Arriving�by�Car� 68—�Map�of�London� 69—�Public�Transport� 70—�Taxis� 70—�Debenture�Holders’�Car�Park�8� 70—�Access�to�the�Grounds� 70—�Map�of�Approaches�to�Wimbledon� 71.—�Map�of�Wimbledon�&�Car�Parks� 72—�Car�Parking,�Park�&�Ride� 73—�Motorcycles�&�Minibuses� 73—�Car�Park�Opening�Times� 73
A—Z OF USEFUL INFORMATION 74
ADVICE TO SPECTATORS 78
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 80
CONTENTS
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It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 2011 Championships. Once again, the finest players from all over the world will compete in the five main Championships events. In addition, the three Veteran and four Junior events will also contribute to the excitement for spectators at one of the world’s greatest sporting events.
Although the major changes to Centre Court, including the roof, and the new Court 2 were completed for the 2009 Championships, work continued at the south of the Grounds. A new Court 3 will be open for the 2011 Championships together with new facilities for marquee hospitality guests and The All England Club’s Groundstaff. For 2011, you should be aware that the southern courts have already been renumbered to accommodate the consequences of this work (please refer to the map in this Guide).
WELCOME
WELCOME TO THE 125TH CHAMPIONSHIPS FROM THE CHAIRMEN
WELCOME
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WELCOME WELCOME
For�safety�and�comfort�reasons,�we�would�ask�that�spectators�do�not�use�glass�drinking�vessels�on�the�show�courts.�In�addition,�all�drinks�taken�onto�show�courts�or�into�the�stands�of�any�court�should�be�covered�to�avoid�spillage.�Hot�or�strong�smelling�food�will�also�be�prohibited�on�the�show�courts.
It�is�once�again�necessary�to�implement�comprehensive�security�measures�for�all�those�visiting�The�Championships.�These�will�include:
�extensive�searches�on�entry�to�the�Grounds�and��the�show�courts
�no�left�luggage�facilities�inside�the�Grounds.�Left�luggage�space�will�be�provided�outside�and�you��are�therefore�encouraged�to�bring�as�small�a�bag��as�possible�or�at�least�leave�yourself�enough�time�to�deposit�any�bags�you�do�not�require�during�the�day�at�one�of�the�outside�facilities
travel�restrictions.�You�are�strongly�recommended�to�use�public�transport�wherever�possible�(please�see�the�section�‘Travelling�to�The�Championships’�which�details�the�comprehensive�options�available).
We�know�that�these�procedures�may�be�inconvenient�but�we�are�equally�sure�that�you��will�understand�the�need�to�protect�the�safety��and�security�of�all�our�visitors.
During�The�Championships,�the�grounds�will�open�at�10.30am�and�play�on�Centre�Court�is�scheduled�to�start�at�1.00pm�every�day�except�for�the�final�two�days�on�Centre�Court,�Saturday�2nd�and�Sunday�3rd�
July,�when�play�is�scheduled�to�start�at�2.00pm.
We hope you enjoy your visit to Wimbledon.
WELCOME
PHILIP BROOKCHAIRMAN�COMMITTEE�OF�MANAGEMENT
JOHN CURRYCHAIRMAN�THE�ALL�ENGLAND��LAWN�TENNIS�GROUND�PLC
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“�Once�again,�the�finest�players�from�all�over�the�world�will�compete�in�the�five�main�Championships�events.”
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FACILITIESDEBENTURE HOLDERS’ RESTAURANTS & BARS
FACILITIES FACILITIES
Centre�and�No.1�Court�debenture�holders�have�their�own�restaurant�and�bar�facilities�which�have�been�designed�to�be�places�in�which�to�eat,�drink�and�relax�in�stylish�surroundings.
The�Centre�Court�facilities�offer�debenture�holders��a�variety�of�different�restaurants�and�bars.
The�newly�extended�No.1�Court�debenture�facilities��are�within�the�No.1�Court�building�and�overlooks�grass�courts�14—17.
�Light�refreshments�are�available�in�the�debenture�holders’�restaurants�and�bars�from�10.30am�and�are�open�for�lunch�from�11.00am.�Payment�may�be�made�by�credit�card�or�cash.
Entrance�to�the�facilities�for�either�the�Centre�Court�or�No.1�Court�is�gained�by�showing�your�ticket�together�with�your�own�particular�court�badge.
Centre�Court�and�No.1�Court�facilities�have�their��own�cloakrooms�and�toilets.
The�dress�code�for�admittance�to�the�restaurants�and�bars�is�smart�casual,�see�p13�for�further�details.
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FACILITIES | SAFETY & COMFORT FACILITIES | SAFETY & COMFORT
SAFETY & COMFORT
If�you�are�intending�to�visit�The�Championships,��we�would�like�you�to�have�an�enjoyable�experience.
The�Championships�Grounds�cover�more�than�40�acres�and�are�built�on�land�which�is�not�totally�level.�Therefore�we�ask�you�to�take�care�and�to�consider�your�own�and�others’�safety�and�comfort�by�heeding�the�following:
Wear�appropriate�footwear�(flip�flops�and�high�heels�are�not�recommended);
Come�prepared�for�extreme�weather�conditions,�taking�appropriate�measures�when�in�the�sun��or�rain;
�Do�not�leave�items�unattended�at�any�time;
�Allow�good�time�to�reach�your�seat�or�destination�within�the�Grounds�—�do�not�rush�through�crowded�areas;
Take�care�when�negotiating�stairways�inside�and�outside�the�stadia.�In�common�with�most�other�sports�and�entertainment�venues,�there�are�no�supporting�rails�in�tiered�sections�of�the�stands;
If�you�face�challenges�or�difficulties�in�negotiating�distances�or�hilly�ground,�it�may�be�easier�for�you�to�bring�a�wheelchair�(Please�note�that�neither�AELTC�nor�St�John�Ambulance�provides�these��for�visitors).
For further ticket information (not ticket sales), or if you have limited mobility and would like further information concerning provision for our wheelchair users and ambulant-disabled customers, please call the Ticket Office on 020 8971 2473.
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EMERGENCY EVACUATION
If�you�discover�an�accident,�fire�or�suspect�package,�contact�a�member�of�staff�or�steward�or�guard�immediately�(or�telephone�ext.2666�or020 8971 2666�from�an�external�line�or�directfrom�a�red�emergency�telephone).�Give�your�name,�the�nature�of�the�incident�and�the�location.�The�relevant�emergency�services�will�be�despatched�immediately.�If�you�are�asked�to�evacuate�a�court�or�the�Grounds,�please�leave�by�the�nearest�exit�or�as�directed�by�uniformed�stewarding�staff,�taking�all�your�personal�belongings�with�you.�
Please�note�that,�in�order�to�ensure�the�effectiveness�of�any�emergency�evacuation,��the�All�England�Club�regrets�that�spectators��using�wheelchairs�are�only�permitted�access��to�designated�areas�within�the�stands.�For�the�same�reason,�large�picnic�hampers,�coolboxes�or�other�large�items�will�not�be�allowed�into�the�stands�and�should�be�deposited�in�one�of�the�left�luggage�offices�outside�the�Grounds.
SECURITY & LEFT LUGGAGE
We�constantly�review�our�security�procedures�in�the�light�of�world�events.�There�will�be�extensive�searching�on�entry�to�the�Grounds.�There�will�be�no�general�left�luggage�facilities�inside�the�Grounds.�However,�debenture�holders�will�be��able�to�leave�small�items�in�the�debenture�holders’�cloakrooms�along�with�coats�and�umbrellas.
Only�one�bag�per�person�will�be�allowed�into�the�Grounds�and�this�bag�should�measure�no�more�than�40cm�x�30cm�x�30cm�in�size.�No�hard-sided�items�(e.g.�picnic�hampers,�coolboxes�or�briefcases)�of�any�size�will�be�allowed�into�the�Grounds.�Left�luggage�space�for�items�that�exceed�the�size�or�style�restriction�will�be�provided�outside�and�you�are�therefore�encouraged�to�leave�yourself�enough�time�to�deposit�any�bags�you�do�not�require�during�the�day�at�one�of�the�outside�facilities.�We�know�that�these�procedures�may�be�inconvenient�but�we�are�equally�sure�that�you�will�understand�the�need�to�protect�the�safety�and�security�of�all�our�visitors.
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The�dress�code�for�admittance�to�the�restaurants�and�bars�is�smart�casual.�In�particular,�we�request�that�you�and�your�guests�do�not�wear�torn�jeans,�running�vests,�dirty�trainers�or�sports�shorts.�Tailored�shorts�for�both�ladies�and�gentlemen�are�acceptable.�Gentlemen�are�not�required�to�wear�a�jacket�and�tie.�All�debenture�tickets�have�details�of�the�dress�code�printed�on�them.
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THE WIMBLEDON SHOPCENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
Centre�Court�Debenture�Holders�can�enjoy�peaceful�and�private�shopping�at�THE�WIMBLEDON�SHOP�within�their�exclusive�debenture�facilities�near�the�North�Concourse�entry,�next�to�the�Business�Centre.�The�shop�carries�a�selected�range�of�merchandise�from�The Wimbledon Collection,�including�towels,�crystal,�jewellery,�hats,�umbrellas,�bags,�tennis�balls,�souvenir�items�and�a�small�range�of�apparel�including�some�of�the�most�popular�Polo�Ralph�Lauren�lines.
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•�The�shop�is�open�from�10.30am�until�7.00pm.
•�The�shop�has�its�own�changing�room.
•��Staff�will�be�happy�to�hold�goods�on�your�behalf�for�collection�before�7.00pm�or�you�can�take�them�to�the�cloakroom�for�collection.
•���There�is�a�Tax�Free�booth�outside�the�No.1�Court�Shop�where�tax�refunds�can�be�arranged�for��those�customers�resident�outside�the�E.U.�who��are�eligible�for�a�tax�refund.
•���A�selection�of�Wimbledon�products�can��be�viewed�and�purchased�online�at��wimbledon.com/shop.
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RESTAURANTS & BARS RESTAURANTS & BARS
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Centre�Court�debenture�holders�have�access�to��The Courtside, The Renshaw, The Champions’ Room, The Terrace, The Roof Top, The Courtside Balcony and The Gallery.
No.1�Court�debenture�holders�have�access�to��The Renshaw, The Lounge, The Veranda and The No.1 Bar.
�Reservations�may�be�made�for�The Courtside, The Champions’ Room and The Renshaw restaurants�(subject�to�availability)�by�contacting�FMC,�the�Club’s�official�caterers:��—��online�through�the�debenture�holders’�website
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—�by�email�at:�[email protected]
Bookings�are�not�acceptable�by�telephone,��but�if�you�have�a�query�on�a�confirmed�booking,�please�telephone�our�caterers�FMC�on�020 8247 3023.�Kindly�note�that�reservations�will�only�be�accepted�from�registered�debenture�holders�and�that�proof�of�identity�may�be�required�before�confirmation�of�your�booking�can�be�acknowledged.
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THE COURTSIDECENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
The Courtside restaurant is our fine dining restaurant offering debenture holders a delicious three course lunch menu and traditional Wimbledon afternoon tea. The wines on offer have been specially selected by our Official Wine Supplier to enhance your dining experience. The restaurant features showcases displaying memorable objects and images from Wimbledon history. Reservations can be made for a maximum of six persons per table.
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE COURTSIDE RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE COURTSIDE | MENU
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PRAWN, RED PEPPER AND BABY GEM SALAD Tomato�and�paprika�aioli
SMOKED CHICKEN WITH MANGO CHILLI SALSA Rocket�salad
QUENELLE OF WILD MUSHROOM PATé Buttery�brioche�bread�
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HERB CRUSTED WELSH LAMB CUTLETS Potato�and�braised�lamb�rosti,�slow�cooked�carrot�purée�and�a�port�wine�reduction
BAKED THYME AND LEMON ANGLESEY SEA BASS Crispy�potato,�fine�green�beans,�grilled�red�peppers�and�a�lemon�beurre�blanc
POACHED EVESHAM ASPARAGUS WITH A CHAMPAGNE SAUCE Buttered�spinach,�roasted�cherry�tomatoes��and�a�fondant�potato
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SALMON TASTING PLATEFaroe�Isles�poached�salmon�with�cucumber�and�dill,�hot�smoked�salmon�with�an�avocado�salsa�and�lemon�cured�salmon�with�spring�onion�and�crème�fraiche�potato�salad
MARINATED BREAST OF GRESSINGHAM DUCK Egg�noodle�and�Pak�Choi�salad�with�a�sweet��soy�dressing
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RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE COURTSIDE | MENU RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE COURTSIDE | WINE LIST
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KENTISH STRAWBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIESCornish�clotted�cream
RICH CHOCOLATE TORTE Bailey’s�and�cookie�crumb�mousse
VANILLA BRULéE TART Crushed�raspberries
FRESHLY BREWED COFFEE
BOTTLE OF EVIAN WATER FOR THE COURT
£65.00�per�persona�10%�optional�gratuity�will�be�added�to�the�bill
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RECEPTION SANDWICHESPrawn�Mayonnaise,��Roast�Chicken�&�Watercress,��Free�Range�Egg�&�Baby�Spinach,��Ham�&�Grain�Mustard�
DEVON FRUIT SCONES Strawberry�Jam,�Cornish�clotted�cream
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WINE LIST
CHAMPAGNE
Lanson Black Label� £61.00Lanson Black Label�—�half�bottle� £32.50Lanson Rosé� £66.50Lanson Rosé�—�half�bottle� £35.00Lanson Gold Label 1999 Vintage Brut� £85.00
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Terre Forti Trebbiano Chardonnay 2010� £17.00� —�By�the�glass� £4.50�San Rafael Sauvignon Blanc 2010� £22.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Riesling 2010� £25.00� —�By�the�glass� £6.00�Macon Villages Louis Chedeville 2009� £26.50Riff Pinot Grigio delle Venezie Terra Alpina 2010� £28.50Pouilly Fumé Les Berthiers Claude Michot 2010� � £40.00Chablis Terroirs de Chablis Patrick Piuze 2009/10� � £42.00
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Terre Forti Sangiovese 2010� £17.00� —�By�the�glass� £4.50�San Rafael Merlot 2010� £22.50Castillo de Clavijo Rioja Crianza 2007� � £24.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Shiraz 2007� £25.00� —�By�the�glass� £6.00�Fleurie Millesime Cave de Fleurie 2009� £32.00Châteauneuf du Pape Rouge Château St-Jean 2008/09� £47.50
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THE RENSHAWCENTRE & No.1 COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
The Renshaw twins dominated the Wimbledon Championships in the 1880s — between them they won The Championships eight times. The Renshaw restaurant will be available all day for the exclusive use of debenture holders and is situated directly below the No.1 Court debenture holders’ lounge. This restaurant offers debenture holders a reserved table for the day with a three course lunch and afternoon tea, a welcome glass of Pimm’s or champagne on arrival, wines with your meal and a complimentary bar throughout the day for an inclusive price. Reservations can be made for a maximum of six persons per table.
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FAROE ISLES HOT SMOKED SALMONAvocado�salsa�with�a�cold�red�pepper�soup
CHARGRILLED ARTICHOKE SALAD Black�olive�tapenade
SEARED FILLET OF WEST COUNTRY BEEF Marinated�wild�mushroom�salad
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PAN FRIED ANGLESEY FILLET OF SEA BASS Seafood�bouillabaisse
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DORSET CHICKEN BALLOTINE STUFFED WITH SUN BLUSHED PEPPERS AND BASIL Scented�couscous,�mixed�leaves��and�a�pesto�dressing
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LEMON MERINGUE TART Kentish�raspberries
STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE HONEYCOMB CHEESECAKE Strawberry�syrup
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Pouilly�Fumé�Les�Berthiers�Claude�Michot�2010Fleurie�Millesime�Cave�de�Fleurie�2009�Evian�Still�Mineral�Water�Badoit�Sparkling�Mineral�Water
A�complimentary�copy�of�the�official�Wimbledon�programmeBottle�of�Evian�water�to�take�on�court�
£130.00�per�person�a�10%�optional�gratuity�will�be�added�to�the�bill
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THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOMCENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
The Champions’ Room restaurant will be available all day forthe sole use of Centre Court debenture holders. This exclusive restaurant offers our finest service with a reserved table for the day,a sumptuous hot and cold buffet lunch, afternoon tea, a welcome glass of Pimm’s or champagne on arrival, specially selected wines with your meal and a complimentary bar throughout the day for an all-inclusive price. Reservations can be made for a maximum of six persons per table.
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM | MENU
TO START
PAN FRIED GOAT’S CHEESE RAVIOLIAsparagus,�pea�and�chervil�sauce
LEMON CURED SALMON Confit�of�onions�and�pancetta
SMOKED CHICKEN WITH MANGO CHILLI SALSA Rocket�salad
FROM THE CHEF’S TABLE
HAND CARVED
ROAST RIB-EYE OF WEST COUNTRY BEEF
MARINATED LEG OF WELSH LAMB
Served�with�roasted�potatoes,�buttered�greens�and�a�red�wine�jus
SEAFOOD BAR
POACHED FAROE ISLES SALMON WITH COLD HOLLANDAISE
CURRIED CORNISH CRAB WITH TOMATO ON CROSTINI
SMOKED SALMON WITH CUCUMBER AND MINT YOGHURT
MARINATED CRAYFISH, PRAWNS AND SQUID WITH A CITRUS DRESSING
HOT SMOKED SALMON, AVOCADO SALSA WITH A COLD RED PEPPER SOUP
PLATTER OF TIGER AND KING PRAWNS WITH LEMON MAYONNAISE
POTATO, ROASTED PEPPER AND MOZZARELLA FRITTATA Spicy�tomato�sauce
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RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM | MENU RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE CHAMPIONS' ROOM | DRINKS
SALADS
MIxED LEAF
SPRING ONION AND CRèME FRAICHE POTATO SALAD
FRENCH, SOYA AND CANNELLINI BEANS with�Red�Wine�Vinegar�Shallots
RICE, SULTANAS AND TOASTED HAZELNUTS with�a�Grainy�Mustard�Sauce
CUCUMBER AND PEA SHOOTS with�a�White�Balsamic�Syrup
YELLOW CHERRY AND PLUM TOMATOES, BASIL AND BABY MOZZARELLA
CELERIAC AND APPLE SLAW
AFTERNOON TEA
RECEPTION SANDWICHESPrawn�Mayonnaise,��Roast�Chicken�&�Watercress,��Free�Range�Egg�&�Baby�Spinach,��Ham�&�Grain�Mustard�
DEVON FRUIT SCONES Strawberry�Jam,�Cornish�clotted�cream
125TH CHAMPIONSHIPS'TRADITIONAL FRUITCAKE
PASSION FRUIT PAVé
RED BERRY AND CHOCOLATE MILLEFEUILLE
PINK ECLAIR
STRAWBERRIES & CREAM
INDIAN TEA
DRINKS
ON ARRIVAL
Champagne�Lanson�Gold�Label�1999�Vintage�BrutPimm’s�No.1�Cup
WITH LuNCH
WHITEChablis�Terroirs�de�Chablis�Patrick�Piuze�2009/10�Stoneleigh�Marlborough�Sauvignon�Blanc�2010
RED Stoneleigh�Marlborough�Pinot�Noir�2009�Château�Maurac�Cru�Bourgeois�Haut�Medoc�2004
ROSéChâteau�d’Esclans�Whispering�Angel�2010
Evian�Still�Mineral�WaterBadoit�Sparkling�Mineral�Water�
£150.00�per�person�a�10%�optional�gratuity�will�be�added�to�the�bill
DESSERTS
KENTISH STRAWBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIESCornish�clotted�cream
LEMON MERINGUE TART Kentish�raspberries
STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE HONEYCOMB CHEESECAKE Strawberry�syrup
FROM THE TROLLEY
ENGLISH CHEESE SELECTION Farmhouse�cheeses�served�with�chutneys��&�oat�biscuits
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THE TERRACECENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
The Terrace self-service restaurant provides debenture holders with high quality food and beverages throughout the day and is an ideal location for a quick lunch or afternoon tea while enjoying the wonderful view from the balcony looking out over the Tea Lawn. Light refreshments will be available from 10.30am and lunch from 11.00am. It will not be possible to make reservations but the restaurant is designed to allow for maximum capacity throughout at peak times.
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE TERRACE RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE TERRACE | MENU
THE HOT COUNTER
CARVED ROAST WEST COUNTRY RIB-EYE OF BEEF with�grilled�peppers�and��red�onions�in�a�rustic�roll� £16.50
GRILLED PIRI PIRI DORSET CHICKEN BREAST £14.50
SCOTTISH SALMON AND SPRING ONION FISHCAKE £14.50
MUSHROOM QUICHE £14.50
All�served�with�French�fries�and�your��own�selection�from�The�Terrace�salad�bar
THE SEAFOOD COUNTER
HALF LOBSTER* WITH TOMATO AND HERB VINAIGRETTE £30.00
DUO OF SMOKED FAROE ISLES SALMON Smoked�and�hot�smoked�salmon�with�an�avocado�salsa�and�crushed�new�potatoes�with�a�horseradish�cream� £17.50
POACHED FAROE ISLES SALMON Spring�onion�and�crème�fraiche�potato�salad�with�baby�leaves� £17.00
AVOCADO PEAR WITH MARIE ROSE PRAWNS £14.50
*�Sourced�from�the�Marine�Stewardship�Council�who�regulate�and�certify�sustainable�seafood.
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RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE TERRACE | MENU RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE TERRACE | MENU
THE TERRACE SALAD BAR
FROM THE DELI
DORSET CHICKEN CAESAR SALADClassic�Caesar�salad�with�Parmesan�and�croutons
CONFIT DUCK NOODLE SALAD Oriental�shoestring�vegetables�with�egg�noodles
PRAWN ORZO PASTA SALAD Prawns�and�pasta�bound�in�a�light�herb��and�tomato�dressing
PANCETTA, SUN-BLUSHED TOMATO AND FLAT LEAF PARSLEY RICE SALAD
HOT SMOKED FAROE ISLES SALMON with�salad�potatoes�and�a�lemon�herb�dressing
POTATO, ROASTED PEPPERS AND MOZZARELLA FRITTATA with�a�spicy�tomato�sauce
Plate�£14.50� Bowl�£8.50
SALADS
MIxED LEAF
SPRING ONION AND CRèME FRAICHE POTATO SALAD
FRENCH, SOYA AND CANNELLINI BEANS WITH RED WINE VINEGAR SHALLOTS
RICE, SULTANAS AND TOASTED HAZELNUTS WITH A GRAINY MUSTARD SAUCE
CUCUMBER AND PEA SHOOTS WITH A WHITE BALSAMIC SYRUP
YELLOW CHERRY AND PLUM TOMATOES, BASIL AND BABY MOZZARELLA
PESTO TORTELLINI PASTA
CELERIAC AND APPLE SLAW
FRUITY COUSCOUS
DESSERTS
KENTISH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM £2.50
VANILLA BRULéE TART Crushed�Kentish�raspberries�� £4.50
CHOCOLATE MASCARPONE CHEESECAKE Orange�crème�fraiche� £4.50
AFTERNOON TEA
SANDWICH PLATTER FOR ONE from�£4.80
TWO DEVON FRUIT SCONES with�strawberry�jam�and�Cornish��clotted�cream� £4.80
WIMBLEDON CAKE SELECTION Farmhouse�Fruit,�Carrot,��Coffee�and�Walnut,�Chocolate�Fudge,��Victoria�Sponge� £4.00
BATH BUN WITH BUTTER £2.70
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RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE TERRACE | MENU RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE TERRACE | WINE LIST
LIGHT BITES
SELECTION OF BLOOMER SANDWICHES from�£5.00
DOUBLE-FILLED MUFFIN £2.30
GIANT COOKIE £1.90
HAND-COOKED CRISPS £1.20
MELON POT £3.50
BISCUIT BAR £2.00
BEVERAGES
POT OF TEA FOR ONE £2.70
POT OF COFFEE £2.70
ORANGE JUICE —�250ml £2.80
APPLE JUICE —�250ml £2.80
J20 —�330ml £2.70
EVIAN STILL MINERAL WATER —�500ml £2.10
PEPSI COLA —�500ml £2.10
DIET PEPSI, TANGO AND 7UP —�600ml £2.10
ICED TEA AND COFFEE £2.70
WINE LIST
CHAMPAGNE
Lanson Black Label £61.00Lanson Black Label�—�half�bottle� £32.50Lanson Rosé� £66.50Lanson Rosé�—�half�bottle� £35.00
WHITE
Terre Forti Trebbiano Chardonnay 2010 £17.00San Rafael Sauvignon Blanc 2010� £22.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Riesling 2010� £25.00Macon Villages Louis Chedeville 2009� £26.50Riff Pinot Grigio delle Venezie Terra Alpina 2010� £28.50Jacob’s Creek Semillon Chardonnay�—�18.75cl� £4.90
RED
Terre Forti Sangiovese 2010 £17.00San Rafael Merlot 2010� £22.50Castillo de Clavijo Rioja Crianza 2007� � £24.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Shiraz 2007� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Shiraz Cabernet�—�18.75cl� £4.90
ROSÉ
Jacob’s Creek Classic Shiraz Rosé 2010 £19.50Jacob’s Creek Shiraz Rosé�—�18.75cl� £4.90
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THE ROOF TOPCENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
The Roof Top bar is an open terrace bar on top of the Centre Court building with spectacular views of the outside courts and Wimbledon Park golf course. Debenture holders can enjoy platters to share, gourmet sandwiches, fine wines, Pimm’s and premium bottled beers whilst enjoying the fresh air.
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE ROOF TOP RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE ROOF TOP | MENU
SANDWICHES
SMOKED FAROE ISLES SALMON AND CRAYFISH on�wholegrain�bread��with�lemon�mayonnaise� £12.00
WIMBLEDON CLUB Smoked�chicken,�Gloucestershire�bacon��and�avocado�with�wholegrain�mustard��mayonnaise� £11.50
Sandwiches�are�served�with�hand-cooked��potato�crisps�and�summer�leaves
SHARING PLATTERS
CURED MEATS Capocollo,�hot�salami,�prosciutto��and�Serrano�ham�served�with�flat�breads��and�olive�oil� £16.00
ANTIPASTI Marinated�wild�mushrooms�and�baby��mozzarella,�olives,�sun-dried�tomatoes,��char-grilled�artichoke,�hummus,�black�olive�tapenade,�basil�pesto�with�focaccia� £14.50
DESSERTS & LIGHT BITES
CUP CAKE £2.70
KENTISH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM £2.50
BISCUIT BARS £2.00
HAND-COOKED CRISPS £1.20
HOT BEVERAGES
CAPPUCCINO� £2.20
LATTE £2.20
ESPRESSO £1.80
AMERICANO £2.20�
TEA £2.20
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WINE LIST
CHAMPAGNE
Lanson Black Label £61.00Lanson Black Label�—�half�bottle�� £32.50Lanson Rosé�� £66.50Lanson Rosé�—�half�bottle� £35.00Lanson Gold Label 1999 Vintage Brut� £85.00
WHITE
Terre Forti Trebbiano Chardonnay 2010� £17.00� —�By�the�glass� £4.50�San Rafael Sauvignon Blanc 2010� £22.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Riesling 2010� £25.00� —�By�the�glass� £6.00�Stellenrust Chenin Blanc 2010� £26.50Sancerre Le Manior Andre Neveu 2010� £33.50
RED
Terre Forti Sangiovese 2010� £17.00� —�By�the�glass� £4.50�San Rafael Merlot 2010� £22.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Shiraz 2007� £25.00� —�By�the�glass� £6.00�Springfield Estate Firefinch Ripe Red 2007� £26.50Brouilly Vieilles Vignes Château Moulin Favre 2009� £29.50
ROSÉ
Jacob’s Creek Classic Shiraz Rosé 2010� £19.50 —�By�the�glass� £5.00Maglia Rosa Pinot Grigio Rosato 2010� £23.50
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THE COURTSIDE BALCONYCENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
This hidden treasure offers a light bistro menu and is the perfect place for an al fresco lunch or just to relax and share a bottle of chilled champagne. There is no need to book a table in this open-air restaurant.
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE COURTSIDE BALCONY RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE COURTSIDE BALCONY | MENU
BISTRO SALADS
FAROE ISLE POACHED SALMON Spring�onion�and�crème�fraiche�potato��salad�with�baby�leaves� £17.00
GRESSINGHAM DUCK BREAST Oriental�shoestring�vegetables�with��egg�noodles� £16.50
DORSET CHICKEN BALLOTINE STUFFED WITH SUN-BLUSH PEPPERS AND BASIL Scented�couscous,�mixed�leaves��and�a�pesto�dressing� £14.50
AVOCADO PEAR AND MARIE ROSE PRAWNS Cucumber�and�pea�shoot�salad��and�a�white�balsamic�syrup� £14.50
POTATO, ROASTED PEPPER AND MOZZARELLA FRITTATA Spicy�tomato�sauce,�French�soya��and�cannellini�beans�and�red�wine��vinegar�shallots� £13.50
DESSERTS
KENTISH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM £2.50
CHOCOLATE MASCARPONE CHEESECAKE Orange�crème�fraiche� £4.50�
AFTERNOON TEA
RECEPTION SANDWICHESPrawn�Mayonnaise,��Roast�Chicken�&�Watercress,��Free�Range�Egg�&�Baby�Spinach,��Ham�&�Grain�Mustard�
DEVON FRUIT SCONES Strawberry�Jam,�Cornish�clotted�cream
125TH CHAMPIONSHIPS'TRADITIONAL FRUITCAKE
PASSION FRUIT PAVé
RED BERRY AND CHOCOLATE MILLEFEUILLE
PINK ECLAIR
STRAWBERRIES & CREAM
INDIAN TEA
£15.50�per�persona�10%�optional�gratuity�will�be�added�to�the�bill
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WINE LIST
CHAMPAGNE
Lanson Black Label� £61.00Lanson Black Label�—�half�bottle� £32.50Lanson Rosé� £66.50Lanson Rosé — half�bottle� £35.00Lanson Gold Label 1999 Vintage Brut� £85.00
WHITE
Terre Forti Trebbiano Chardonnay 2010� £17.00� —�By�the�glass� £4.50�San Rafael Sauvignon Blanc 2010� £22.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Riesling 2010� £25.00 —�By�the�glass� £6.00Macon Villages Louis Chedeville 2009� £26.50Riff Pinot Grigio delle Venezie Terra Alpina 2010� £28.50Pouilly Fumé Les Berthiers Claude Michot 2010� £40.00Chablis Terroirs de Chablis Patrick Piuze 2009/10� � £42.00
RED
Terre Forti Sangiovese 2010� £17.00� —�By�the�glass� £4.50�San Rafael Merlot 2010� £22.50Castillo de Clavijo Rioja Crianza 2007� � £24.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Shiraz 2007� £25.00� —�By�the�glass� £6.00�Fleurie Millesime Cave de Fleurie 2009� £32.00Châteauneuf du Pape Rouge Château St-Jean 2008/09� £47.50
ROSÉ
Jacob’s Creek Classic Shiraz Rosé 2010� £19.50� —�By�the�glass� £5.00�Maglia Rosa Pinot Grigio Rosato 2010� £23.50
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THE GALLERYCENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
The Gallery bar provides wonderful views over the outside courts and the London skyline and has been designed for debenture holders to enjoy a great selection of drinks in an elegant setting. A selection of freshly made deli sandwiches will be available from 11.00am—2.00pm for debenture holders to enjoy with their drinks.
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE GALLERY RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE GALLERY | WINE LIST & BAR
BAR
PIMM'S NO.1 CUP Small�glass� £5.20�Large�glass� £7.00�Per�Jug� £21.50
SPIRITS Per�measure� £2.40
MIxERS £1.70
EVIAN STILL MINERAL WATER —�500ml £2.10
GROLSCHHalf�pint� £2.20
MAGNERS CIDERHalf�pint� £2.30
GUINNESSHalf�pint� £2.30
WORTHINGTONS CREAM FLOWHalf�pint� £2.20
HOT BEVERAGES
CAPPUCCINO £2.20
LATTE £2.20
ESPRESSO £1.80
AMERICANO £2.20
TEA £2.20
LIGHT BITES
SANDWICH PLATTER FOR ONE from�£4.80
CUP CAKE £2.70
BISCUIT BARS £2.00
HAND-COOKED CRISPS £1.20
WINE LIST
CHAMPAGNE
Lanson Black Label� £61.00Lanson Black Label —�half�bottle� £32.50Lanson Rosé� £66.50Lanson Rosé —�half�bottle� £35.00Lanson Gold Label 1999 Vintage Brut� £85.00
WHITE
Terre Forti Trebbiano Chardonnay 2010� £17.00 —�By�the�glass� £4.50San Rafael Sauvignon Blanc 2010� £22.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Riesling 2010� £25.00 —�By�the�glass� £6.00Stellenrust Chenin Blanc 2010� £26.50Sancerre Le Manior Andre Neveu 2010� £33.50
RED
Terre Forti Sangiovese 2010� £17.00 —�By�the�glass� £4.50San Rafael Merlot 2010� £22.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2008/09� £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Shiraz 2007� £25.00 —�By�the�glass� £6.00Springfield Estate Firefinch Ripe Red 2007� £26.50Brouilly Vieilles Vignes Château Moulin Favre 2009� £29.50
ROSÉ
Jacob’s Creek Classic Shiraz Rosé 2010� £19.50 —�By�the�glass� £5.00Maglia Rosa Pinot Grigio Rosato 2010� £23.50
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THE LOUNGENo.1 COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE LOUNGE RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE LOUNGE | MENU
SALADS
DUO OF SMOKED FAROE ISLES SALMON Smoked�and�hot�smoked�salmon�with�an��avocado�salsa�and�crushed�new�potatoes��with�a�horseradish�cream� £17.50
POACHED FAROE ISLES SALMON Spring�onion�and�crème�fraiche��potato�salad�with�baby�leaves� £17.00
DORSET CHICKEN BALLOTINE STUFFED WITH SUN-BLUSH PEPPERS AND BASIL Scented�couscous,�mixed�leaves��and�a�pesto�dressing� £14.50
AVOCADO PEAR AND MARIE ROSE PRAWNS Cucumber�and�pea�shoot�salad��and�a�white�balsamic�syrup� £14.50
POTATO, ROAST PEPPER AND MOZZARELLA FRITTATA Spicy�tomato�sauce�with�French,�soya��and�cannellini�beans�and�red�wine��vinegar�shallots� £13.50
GLOUCESTERSHIRE SMOKED BACON LOIN Spiced�apple�chutney,�celeriac�and�apple��slaw�and�grain�mustard�salad�potatoes� £13.50
SERVED HOT
WEST COUNTRY PRIME STEAK BURGER served�in�a�rustic�roll�with�French�fries��and�garden�salad� £13.50
CHARGRILLED DORSET CHICKEN CAESAR SALAD Parmesan�croutons� £13.50
DESSERTS
KENTISH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM £2.50
VANILLA BRULéE TART Crushed�Kentish�raspberries� £4.50
CHOCOLATE MASCARPONE CHEESECAKEOrange�crème�fraiche� £4.50
Light refreshments will be available in the recently refurbished debenture holders’ self-service restaurant from 10.30am and lunch from 11.00am. It will not be possible to make reservations but the restaurant is designed to cater for a large number of diners at peak times.
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RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE LOUNGE | MENU RESTAURANTS�&�BARS�|�THE�LOUNGE�|�MENU
AFTERNOON TEA
SANDWICH PLATTER FOR ONE from�£4.80
TWO DEVON FRUIT SCONES with�strawberry�jam�and�Cornish��clotted�cream� £4.80
WIMBLEDON CAKE SELECTION Farmhouse�Fruit,�Carrot,��Coffee�and�Walnut,�Chocolate�Fudge,��Victoria�Sponge� £4.00
LIGHT BITES
SALADS-TO-GO £5.50
BLOOMER SANDWICHES from�£5.00
DOUBLE-FILLED MUFFINS £2.30
GIANT COOKIES £1.90
BISCUIT BAR £2.00
HAND-COOKED CRISPS £1.20
DRINKS
POT OF TEA FOR ONE £2.70
CAFETIèRE OF COFFEE £2.70
ORANGE JUICE AND APPLE JUICE —�250ml £2.80
EVIAN STILL MINERAL WATER —�500ml £2.10
J20 —�330ml £2.70
PEPSI COLA —�500ml £2.10
DIET PEPSI, TANGO AND 7UP —�600ml £2.10
ICED TEA AND COFFEE £2.70
Pimm’s No.1 Cup £7.00
Jacob’s Creek Shiraz Rosé �—�18.7cl� £4.90
Jacob’s Creek Semillon Chardonnay —�18.7cl £4.90
Jacob’s Creek Shiraz Cabernet —�18.7cl £4.90
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE LOUNGE | MENU
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THE VERANDANo.1 COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE VERANDA RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE VERANDA | MENU
ANTIPASTI
INSALATA DI MOZZARELLABuffalo�mozzarella�with�fresh�beef�tomatoes,�basil�leaves�and�olive�oil
PIATTO DI PROSCIUTTO & SALAMI DI NAPOLI Long-cured�Parma�ham�and�salami
INSALATA DI MARE Mediterranean�prawns,�squid�rings,��mussels�&�baby�octopus�with�a�citrus�dressing
CARCIOFI MARINATI, PEPPERONI ALFORNO, POMODORI SECCHI, OLIVE E ZUCCHINI Marinated�artichokes,�oven-roasted�peppers,��sun-dried�tomatoes,�olives�and�courgettes
INSALATA DI RUCOLA Rocket�leaves�with�crispy�pancetta��and�shavings�of�Grana�Padano�cheese
INSALATA DI PATATE Italian�potato�salad
INSALATA NICOISE Fresh�green�bean�salad�with�plum�tomatoes,��new�potatoes,�free-range�boiled�eggs��with�vinaigrette
FOCACCIA ALL’AGLIO Foccacia�garlic�bread�
2-course fixed menu —�£22.00�
SECONDI
CARNE E PESCE
SALMON SALSA VERDE Roasted�salmon�served�with�a�herbed�potato,�olive,�tomato�&�red�onion�salad�and�salsa�verde
POLLO AL PESTO Pan-fried�chicken�breast�with�pesto�served��with�roasted�onions,�potatoes�infused�with��thyme�&�basil�and�a�green�salad
PIZZA
FUNGHIMushrooms,�porcini�oil�and�thyme��with�mozzarella�and�tomato
RUSSO Grilled�chicken�slices�and�roasted�peppers��with�mozzarella�and�tomato
MARGHERITA Tomato,�mozzarella,�olive�oil�and�basil
DIAVOLA Spicy�pepperoni,�green�chillies,�juicy�tomato��and�mozzarella
PASTA
LASAGNE AL FORNORich�beef�bolognese�layered�with�pasta�and�creamy�white�sauce,�served�with�a�mixed�salad
PENNE AL FRUTTI DI MARE Penne�pasta�with�squid�rings,�mussels�and�prawns�with�garlic�and�herbs
GNOCCHI Handmade�delicate�gnocchi�served�in�the�traditional�way�with�goat’s�cheese�and�baby�spinach
Overlooking courts 14 and 15 this new open-air restaurant has an innovative canopy that provides protection from bright sunshine and rain. For lunch, an exciting Italian menu will offer a range of antipasti, stone baked pizzas, delicious pasta dishes, specially selected wines and, of course, strawberries and cream. Afternoon tea and a light bites menu will be available throughout the rest of the day. There is no need to book a table but we do encourage you to arrive early for lunch.
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DOLCI E FORMAGGI
TORTA AL LIMONESicilian�lemon�tart�with�vanilla�cream� £4.50
TIRAMISU Savoirdi�biscuits�soaked�in�an�espresso��liqueur�and�layered�with�mascarpone�and�cocoa £4.50
TORTA ESTIVA Cherry�tart�with�almond�frangipane��and�cherry�crème�fraiche� £4.50
FRAGOLE E PANNA Strawberries�and�Clotted�Cream� £2.50
GELATI E SORBETTI A�selection�of�authentic�Italian�ice-cream��and�sorbet� £4.50
SELEZIONE DI FORMAGGI Selection�of�cheeses�with�biscuits,��chutneys�and�grapes�� £6.00
WINE LIST
WHITE
Terre Forti Trebbiano Chardonnay 2010 £17.00 —�By�the�glass� £4.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2008/09 £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Riesling 2010 £25.00Stellenrust Chenin Blanc 2010 £26.50Riff Pinot Grigio delle Venezie Terra Alpina 2010 £28.50
RED
Terre Forti Sangiovese 2010 £17.00 —�By�the�glass� £4.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2008/09 £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Shiraz 2007 £25.00Springfield Estate Firefinch Ripe Red 2007 £26.50Ceppaiano Chianti 2009 £30.00
ROSÉ
Jacob’s Creek Classic Shiraz Rosé 2010 £19.50 —�By�the�glass� £5.00Maglia Rosa Pinot Grigio Rosato 2010 £23.50
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CAPPUCCINO £2.20
ESPRESSO £1.80
CAFE LATTE £2.20
CIOCCOLATA £2.20
POT OF TEA FOR ONE £2.70
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EVIAN STILL MINERAL WATER�—�750ml £4.60
BADOIT MINERAL WATER�—�750ml £4.60
PERONI NASTRO AZZURRO BEER—�330ml� £3.80
GROLSCH PREMIUM LAGER—�450ml� £5.40
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THE No.1 BARNo.1 COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS
This new open-air bar for the exclusive use of debenture holders is being built above the South East staircase and overlooks the golf course. A selection of freshly made deli sandwiches will be available from 11.00am—2.00pm for debenture holders to enjoy with their drinks.
RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE NO.1 BAR RESTAURANTS & BARS | THE NO.1 BAR | WINE LIST & BAR
HOT BEVERAGES
CAPPUCCINO £2.20
LATTE £2.20
ESPRESSO £1.80
AMERICANO £2.20
TEA £2.20
LIGHT BITES
SANDWICH PLATTER FOR ONE from�£4.80
CUP CAKE £2.70
BISCUIT BARS £2.00
HAND-COOKED CRISPS £1.20
WINE LIST
CHAMPAGNE
Lanson Black Label £61.00Lanson Black Label —�half�bottle� £32.50Lanson Rosé £66.50Lanson Rosé —�half�bottle� £35.00Lanson Gold Label 1999 Vintage Brut £85.00
WHITE
Terre Forti Trebbiano Chardonnay 2010 £17.00� —�By�the�glass� £4.50San Rafael Sauvignon Blanc 2010 £22.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2008/09 £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Riesling 2010 £25.00� —�By�the�glass� £6.00Stellenrust Chenin Blanc 2010 £26.50Sancerre Le Manior 2010 £33.50
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Terre Forti Sangiovese 2010 £17.00� —�By�the�glass� £4.50San Rafael Merlot 2010 £22.50Castillo de Clavijo Rioja Crianza 2007 £24.50Jacob’s Creek Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2008/09 £25.00Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Shiraz 2007 £25.00� —�By�the�glass� £6.00Springfield Estate Firefinch Ripe Red 2007 £26.50Brouilly Vieilles Vignes Château Moulin Favre 2009 £29.50
ROSÉ
Jacob’s Creek Classic Shiraz Rosé 2010 £19.50� —�By�the�glass� £5.00Maglia Rosa Pinot Grigio Rosato 2010 £23.50
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SPIRITS Per�measure� £2.40
MIxERS £1.70
EVIAN STILL MINERAL WATER —�500ml £2.10
GROLSCHHalf�pint� £2.20
MAGNERS CIDERHalf�pint� £2.30
GUINNESSHalf�pint� £2.30
SPECKLED HEN—�355ml� £3.80
PERONI NASTRO AZZURO—�330ml� £3.80
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EATING & DRINKINGAT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS
RESTAURANTS & BARS | EATING & DRINKING AT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS RESTAURANTS & BARS | EATING & DRINKING AT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS
TEA LAWNChampagne�and�Pimm’s,�strawberries�and�cream,�light�refreshments�including�pizza,�dutchee�sausages,�sandwiches,�salads,�cookies,�pastries,�baguettes,�ice�cream�and�the�Long�Bar
CAFé PERGOLAService-assisted�lunch�and�afternoon�tea,�light�refreshments�and�Pergola�Wine�Bar
WINGFIELD RESTAURANTWaitress-service�lunch�and�afternoon�tea�booking�advised—[email protected]�or�fax:�020 8944 2253
THE BASELINEDiner—serving�hot�and�cold�food�including�burgers,�salads�and�drinks
Café—serving�sandwiches,�hot�panini,�cakes�and�freshly�ground�coffee
CONSERVATORY BUFFETSelf-service�hot�and�cold�lunches,�afternoon�tea,�light�refreshments�and�supper
FOOD VILLAGEFast�service�of�hot�food�take-aways�(including��stir-fry,�fish�&�chips,�pizza,�burger�&�chips)�sandwiches,�salads,�pastries,�cookies�and�beverages�from�The�Pantry,�the�ice�cream�parlour�and�the�Village�Bar
THE BAKERYFast�service�of�baguettes,�sandwiches,�freshly�baked�pastries�and�hot�and�cold�beverages
AORANGI FOOD COURTSelf-service�hot�and�cold�food,�roast�to�go,��pizzas,�salads,�sandwiches,�strawberries�&�cream�and�light�refreshments
AORANGI CAFéFast�service�of�southern-fried�chicken,�sandwiches,�light�refreshments�and�bar
AORANGI TERRACEPimm’s,�ice�cream�and�light�refreshments
COURT BUFFETSandwiches,�light�refreshments,�beverages��&�Pimm’s�bar
PLAY TENNISSandwiches�and�light�refreshments
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TICKETS
If�you�leave�before�the�end�of�play,�you�are�urged�to�place�your�tickets�in�the�red�ticket�boxes�or�offer�your�ticket�for�scanning�as�you�leave�the�Grounds.
Resale�tickets�will�not�be�sold�before�3.00pm�and�subject�to�availability,�with�the�proceeds�being�divided�between�SPARKS�(Sport�Aiding�Medical�Research�for�Kids),�the�Dan�Maskell�Tennis�Trust�and�other�charities.�The�amount�collected�at�the�2010�Championships�was�over�£110,000�excluding�V.A.T,�which�HSBC,�our�Official�Banking�Supplier,�matched�to�make�a�total�amount�for�donation�to�charity�of�over�£220,000.
TICKETS | DUPLICATE TICKETS, COURT BADGES & CAR PARK PASSES TICKETS | DUPLICATE TICKETS, COURT BADGES & CAR PARK PASSES
DUPLICATE TICKETS, COURT BADGES & CAR PARK PASSES
The�loss�of�tickets,�court�badges�or�car�park�passes�should�be�reported�immediately�to�the�Ticket�Office�(020�8971�2739).�On�verification,�duplicates�will�be�issued�but�must�be�collected�from�the�Ticket�Office�in�person�by�the�debenture�holder�on�the�day.�Duplicate�tickets�once�requested�take�priority�over�the�original�tickets.�Debenture�holders�who�request�duplicate�tickets�may�be�required�to�assist�the�All�England�Club�in�connection�with�the�use�or�abuse�of�the�original�tickets�issued.�Please�look�after�your�tickets�carefully�as�duplicate�tickets,�if�arranged,�will�attract�a�charge�of�£12�per�ticket�where�the�originals�have�been�safely�received�by�the�debenture�holder�but�subsequently�lost.
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THE TENNIS
GROUND OPENING & MATCHES
The�Grounds�are�open�from�10.30am�daily.
On�Courts�2—19�play�is�provisionally�scheduled�to�start�at�12.00�midday�for�at�least�the�first�eight�days�and�11.00am�for�Junior�matches�on�the�middle�Saturday�and�during�the�second�week.
On�Centre�Court�play�will�start�at�1.00pm��except�on�the�final�two�days�when�play�will��start�at�2.00pm.
On�No.1�Court�play�will�start�at�1.00pm�on�all�thirteen�days.
Please�check�the�daily�order�of�play.�In�the�first�week�the�early�rounds�of�the�Gentlemen’s�and�Ladies'�Singles,�Gentlemen’s,�Ladies’�and�Mixed�Doubles�will�be�played�on�all�courts,�with�top�seeds’�matches�played�on�the�Show�Courts.
On�the�middle�Saturday�the�Juniors’�events�commence�and�will�be�played�on�the�outside�courts�as�well�as�on�some�of�the�Show�Courts.
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THE TENNIS | PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE OF PLAY THE TENNIS | CHANGES TO THE ORDER OF PLAY | CANCELLATION OF PLAY DUE TO RAIN
PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE OF MATCHES
Subject to Weather, Injury, or Any Other Cause
EARLIEST START DATES
FIRST�WEEK
MONDAY 20TH JUNE� GENTLEMEN’S�&�LADIES'�SINGLES
TUESDAY 21ST JUNE� GENTLEMEN’S�&�LADIES'�DOUBLES
THURSDAY 23RD JUNE� MIXED�DOUBLES
SATURDAY 25TH JUNE� BOYS’�&�GIRLS’�SINGLES
MIDDLE�SUNDAY�26TH JUNE� � NO�PLAY
SECOND�WEEK
MONDAY 27TH JUNE� BOYS’�&�GIRLS’�DOUBLES
TUESDAY 28TH JUNE� VETERANS’�INVITATION�DOUBLES
� � � LADIES’�SINGLES�QUARTER�FINALS� � Centre�&�No.1�Court�
WEDNESDAY 29TH JUNE� GENTLEMEN’S�SINGLES�QUARTER�FINALS� Centre�&�No.1�Court
THURSDAY 30TH JUNE� LADIES’�SINGLES�SEMI�FINALS� Centre�Court
� � � CHAMPIONSHIP�DOUBLES�SEMI�FINALS� Centre�or�No.1�Court
FRIDAY 1ST JULY � GENTLEMEN’S�SINGLES�SEMI�FINALS� Centre�Court
� � � CHAMPIONSHIP�DOUBLES�SEMI�FINALS� Centre�or�No.1�Court
SATURDAY 2ND JULY� LADIES’�SINGLES�FINAL� Centre�Court
� � � GENTLEMEN’S�DOUBLES�FINAL� Centre�Court
� � � LADIES’�DOUBLES�FINAL� Centre�Court
SUNDAY 3RD JULY� GENTLEMEN’S�SINGLES�FINAL� Centre�Court
� � � MIXED�DOUBLES�FINAL� Centre�Court
CHANGES TO THE ORDER OF PLAY
We�do�try�to�play�all�matches�on�the�courts��and�days�published.��However,�occasionally�it��is�necessary�to�switch�a�match�from�one�court��to�another.�This�can�be�for�a�number�of�reasons.For�example:
We�aim�to�complete�The�Championships�on�time�and�this�involves�playing�660�matches,�in�the�14�events,�over�the�13�days�of�the�tournament.
Some�players�remain�involved�in�several�events�towards�the�end�of�The�Championships�and�it�may�be�necessary�to�move�a�match�to�avoid�a�clash.
We�try�to�give�similar�rest�periods�between�matches�for�players�due�to�play�each�other.
A�match�which�is�unlikely�to�finish�because�of�a�late�start�caused�by�the�duration�of�previous�matches�may�be�postponed�to�the�following�day.�In�this�event,�another�match�may�be�substituted.
We�recognise�that�this�may�be�frustrating�for�debenture�holders�and�we�apologise�for�the�rare�occasions�when�circumstances�necessitate�a�change�to�the�published�Order�of�Play.�We�hope�you�will�appreciate�why�such�changes�sometimes�are�made.
CANCELLATION OF PLAY DUE TO RAIN
In�the�event�of�bad�weather�resulting�in�tennis�being�played�for�less�than�one�hour,�a�refund�will�be�paid�to�debenture�holders�of�the�face�value�ticket�price�for�that�day�from�£43�to�£110�for�Centre�Court�debenture�holders�and�from�£38�to�£74�for�No.1�Court�debenture�holders�depending�on�the�day.
�If�there�is�more�than�one�hour’s�play�but�less�than�two�hours’�play,�a�refund�will�be�made�of�half�the�relevant�amount.
�The�refund�will�be�paid�out�automatically�4�to�6�weeks�after�the�last�day�of�The�Championships�to�all�debenture�holders�who�are�entitled�to�a�refund.
Cheques�will�be�drawn,�made�payable�to�the�registered�debenture�holder�(as�per�the�Debenture�Register�at�the�start�of�The�Championships)�and,�in�the�case�of�joint�holders,�to�the�first�named�debenture�holder.
�Debenture�holders�who�sell�back�tickets�to�the�Club�on�the�official�market�for�any�rained�off�day(s)�will�not�be�entitled�to�a�refund.�Debenture�holders�who�buy�additional�tickets�from�us�on�the�official�market�will,�however,�be�entitled�to�the�appropriate�refund.
If�play�is�arranged�for�any�additional�day(s),�details�will�be�published�at�the�earliest�opportunity�on�wimbledon.com�and�in�the�national�press.
All�debenture�holders�will�be�notified,�under�separate�cover,�of�entrance�procedures,�should�play�be�scheduled�for�any�additional�day(s).
�The�cancellation�of�play�due�to�rain�policy�does�not�apply�to�tickets�for�any�days�other�than�the��13�scheduled�days�of�The�Championships.
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THE TENNIS | THE LONG TERM PLAN THE TENNIS | THE LONG TERM PLAN
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THE LONG TERM PLAN
In�March�1993,�we�unveiled�our�Long�Term�Plan,�the�blueprint�to�take�Wimbledon�into�the�21st�Century�by�providing�the�finest�facilities�for�all�those�involved�with�the�event�—�spectators,�players,�media,�officials�—�and�consistent�with�our�aspiration�for�The�Championships�to�be�embraced�as�the�world’s�premier�tennis�tournament,�and�still�played�on�grass.�All�this�was�to�be�achieved�within�the�current�Grounds�and,�critically,�had�to�allow�The�Championships�to�be�held�each�year.�June�2011�sees�the�conclusion�of�the�original�Long�Term�Plan�which,�in�three�key�stages�over�seventeen�years,�has�transformed�the�infrastructure�of�the�event.�The�main�areas�of�improvement�are�listed�below�and�the�sheer�scale�of�work�undertaken�can�be�compared�on�the�maps�from�1994�and�2011.
STAGE ONE 1994—1997: NORTHERN END OF THE GROUNDS
No.1�Court.�Courts�18�and�19.�Broadcast�Centre.�Tunnel�between�Somerset�and�Church�Roads.
STAGE TWO 1997—2009: CENTRAL AREA OF THE GROUNDS
Millennium�Building�for�players,��media�and�members.�Re-positioning�of�Courts�14,�15,�16�and�17.�Museum�Building�including�a�new�museum,��Club�offices�and�turnstile�entrance.�Increased�capacity�on�Centre�Court�and�addition��of�retractable�roof.�Widening�of�St�Mary’s�Walk.�Major�improvements�to�debenture��and�public�facilities.�New�event�control�room.
STAGE THREE 2000—2011: SOUTHERN END OF THE GROUNDS
Re-positioning�of�southern�courts.�Gate�7�new�facilities.��Extension�of�St�Mary’s�Walk.��No.2�Court.�Facilities�building�and�workshop��for�Groundstaff.��No.3�Court,�Courts�4�and�8.
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No stopping or parking is permitted in any of the roads around the All England Club during The Championships. Offending vehicles will be removed.
Telephone before you go — call AA Roadwatch for the latest reports on traffic hold-ups and roadworks.
ROUTES TO THE CHAMPIONSHIPS Please�follow�the�signposted�routes�appropriate��to�your�car�park.
SAT-NAVSThe�AELTC�lies�between�SW19�5AG�and�SW19�5AF.�Do not�use�the�postcode�SW19�5AE�to�locate�the�AELTC�via�Sat-Nav.�
LOCAL TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS Every�effort�is�made�to�keep�traffic�moving��in�the�vicinity�of�the�All�England�Club.��One-way�and�no�stopping�systems�and�other�vehicle�restrictions�will�be�in�operation.��Please�observe�the�signs�and�follow�Police�directions�at�all�times.�
Please note if you are using designated car parks — there is a charge for all parking.
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ARRIVING BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
JOURNEY PLANNER�The�Transport�for�London�website�offers�a�comprehensive�journey�planner�for�travelling�around�London�by�train,�tube,�tram�and�bus��at�journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk
LONDON UNDERGROUND�Southfields�on�the�District�Line,�see��thetube.com�or�call�0843 222 1234.�Alternatively,�from�Southfields�Station,��walk�south�via�Wimbledon�Park�Road��(about�15�minutes)�or�north�from�Wimbledon�station�(about�20�minutes).
SOUTH WEST TRAINS�Wimbledon�via�South�West�Trains�from�Waterloo,�see�nationalrail.co.uk�or�southwesttrains.co.uk.�National�rail�enquiries�08457 484950.
TRAMLINK�Services�run�from�Croydon�and�suburbs.��For�more�information�see�tramlink.net
BUSES�At�Southfields�and�Wimbledon�stations��there�is�a�connecting�London�General�shuttle�bus�service�direct�to�The�Championships.��London�General�also�operate�buses�direct�from�Marble�Arch�and�Victoria�(every�30�minutes)�to�The�Championships�—�for�enquiries�call��020 8545 6100/6110. For�more�informationsee�londongeneral.co.uk/wimbledon
TAxIS
Taxi�services�operate�from�the�taxi�ranks��at�Southfields�and�Wimbledon�Stations.��A�shuttle�service�also�operates�from�the��taxi�rank�in�Church�Road�(outside�Gate�4),��heading�north,�as�well�as�services�to�all��other�destinations.��For�journeys�heading�south,�a�rank�is�situated��in�Somerset�Road�(outside�Gate�13).��Taxi�sharing�is�encouraged�during�peak�times.
DEBENTURE HOLDERS’ CAR PARK 8
Car�Park�8�has�an�area�especially�reserved�for�debenture�holders.�Late�bookings�for�berths��can�be�obtained�directly�from�the�AA�by�calling�them�on�01256 493535 right�up�to�the�start�of�The�Championships.
ACCESS TO THE GROUNDS
In�order�to�facilitate�entry�into�the�Grounds,�debenture�holders�are�encouraged�to�use�Gate�4�on�Church�Road.�Debenture�holders�using�Car�Park�8�should,�once�parked,�follow�the�signs�within�the�Golf�Course�marked�with�arrows�to:�Debenture Holders’ Entrance — Gate 4;�exiting�from�the�Golf�Course�boundary�wall�via�the�small�wicket�gate�which�is�opposite�Gate�4�on�Church�Road�(see�map�on�p6�&�7).�Debenture�holders�will�still�be�able�to�use�other�public�entrance�gates�to�gain�access�to�the�Grounds.
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Car�Parks�are�numbered�3,�4,�5,�6,�8�and�10��in�the�central�area�(map�on�p6�&�7).
PRE-PAID PUBLIC PARKING�Limited�spaces�are�available�in�Car�Park�6,�entrance�in�Home�Park�Road�or�Church�Road�(Call�AA�—�01256 492110 or�email [email protected]).�
UNRESERVED PUBLIC PARKING�Available�in�Car�Parks�6�(entrance�in�Home�Park�Road�or�Church�Road)�and�10�subject��to�available�capacity.
PARKING FOR DISABLED PEOPLE�Subject�to�availability,�pre-paid�‘Disabled’��car�parking�may�be�available�for�Blue�Badge�holders�(Call�AA�—�01256 492110 or�email [email protected]).
CAR PARK ENTRANCES & OPENING TIMES
Car�Park�3�� entrance�in�Somerset�Road�� 8.00am
Car�Park�4�� entrance�in�Somerset�Road�includes�motorcycle�parking�� 8.00am
Car�Park�5�� entrance�in�Church�Road�� 6.30am
Car�Park�6�� entrance�in�Church�Road�includes�free�bicycle�parking�� 6.00am
Car�Park�8�� entrance�in�Church�Road�� 6.30am
Car�Park�10�� entrance�in�Wimbledon�Park�Road�(unreserved)�� 6.30am
Dog owners leaving animals in cars during periods of warm weather face possible prosecution by the RSPCA.
PARK & RIDEPlease�see�wimbledon.com�for�location/routes.
MOTORCYCLESParking�for�motorcycles�is�available�in�Car�Park�4�at�a�charge�of�£10.
MINIBUSESParking�is�available�in�Car�Park�4�at�a�charge��of�£25.
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AA OFFICEIn�Car�Park�4,�off�Somerset�Road�inside�Gate�20.
AUTOGRAPH ISLANDInterviews�and�signing�sessions�with�top�players�near�the�Aorangi�Pavilion.
BABES IN ARMS AND CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARSWe�recommend�that�babes�in�arms�and�pushchairs�are�not�brought�to�The�Championships�as�the�Grounds�are�largeand�crowded.��A�ticket�is�not�required�for�those�under�5.��Babes in arms and children under 5 are NOT allowed into the Show Courts (Centre, No.1, No.2 & No.3 Courts and Courts 12 & 18). A�limited�number�of�baby�changing�facilities�are�available�but�there�are�no�facilities�for�mothers��to�‘express’�milk.�
BANK (HSBC)Located�just�to�the�north�of�Gate�3.��Opening�hours�10.30am—8.00pm.��ATMs�are�located�in�the�bank,�the�North�Concourse�and�outside�Gate�1.
BICYCLESPublic�bicycle�racks�are�available�free,�at�the�owner’s�risk,�in�Car�Park�8.��Bicycles�left�in�other�areas�will�be�removed��by�the�Police.
CHILDREN 5 YEARS AND OVERA�ticket�(full�price)�is�required.��Children�in�this�category�are�allowed�into�all�courts�provided�that�they�have�their�own�seat��and�do�not�disturb�other�spectators.��Children�under�12�years�MUST�BE�ACCOMPANIED�by�an�adult�AT�ALL�TIMES.
CUSHIONSSouvenir�cushions�are�available�from��The�Wimbledon�Shops.
DRINKING WATERSee�map�on�p6�&�7�for�the�location��of�drinking�water�fountains.
FIRST AID POSTSSt�John�Ambulance�Brigade�runs�four��First�Aid�posts�(see�map�on�p6�&�7).
INFORMATION DESKSA�wide�variety�of�information�is�available��from�six�points�around�the�Grounds��(see�map�on�p6�&�7).
LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATIONDetails�of�membership�(British�Tennis�Membership),�and�other�information�are�available�from�the�British�Tennis�Information�Area�in�No.1�Court�(Level�1)�near�Gate�3.
LEFT LUGGAGEPlease�refer�to�Conditions�of�Entry.�There�are�no�left�luggage�facilities�inside�the�Grounds.�Left�luggage�facilities�are�provided�at�a�number�of�locations�outside�the�Grounds.�Camping�equipment,�oversize�bags,�picnic�hampers�and�other�prohibited�items�must�be�left�in�one�of��these�facilities.�
All�bags�will�be�searched�before�acceptance��into�the�left�luggage�facilities.
LOST PROPERTYOffice�is�situated�under�No.3�Court,��near�Gate�13.�Call�020 8971 2251 or�see wimbledon.com for�details.
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MUSEUMLocated�at�Gate�3,�The�Wimbledon�Lawn�Tennis�Museum�is�open�daily�throughout�the�year�(10.00am—5.00pm)�and�during�The�Championships,�for�ticket�holders�only,�from�10.30am—8.00pm.��Admission:�Adults�—�£11;�OAPs,��students�and�concessions�—�£9.50;��children�under�16�—�£6.75.
NEWSAGENTLocated�in�No.1�Court�(Level�1)�near�Gate�3.
ORDER OF PLAY & RESULTSThe�full�draw�of�the�main�Championships�events,�the�daily�order�of�play�and�results�to�date�are�displayed�in�the�Gate�3�piazza�and�outside�the�debenture�holders’�facilities�at�the�north�side��of�Centre�Court.��Scoreboards�showing�point�by�point�scores�for�matches�on�Centre�and�No.1�Courts�are�located�on�the�main�concourse�and�outside�the�No.1��Court�stadium.��Full�match�information�displays�are�available��on�the�Main�Concourse�opposite�Court�4�and��near�Gate�5.��Television�monitors�showing�up-to-date�scores,�results�and�other�public�information�are�situated�around�the�Grounds.
PARK & RIDESee�wimbledon.com�for�details.
PASS-OUTSTo�exit�and�re-enter�the�Grounds�a�valid�ticket�and�the�appropriate�wristband�are�required�(available�at�most�gates).
PHARMACYLocated�in�No.1�Court�(Level�1)�near�Gate�3.
PHOTOGRAPHYPhotographs�(still�or�motion)�taken�inside�the�Grounds�may�only�be�used�for�private,�not�commercial,�purposes.
PICNIC HAMPERSSee�Security�on�p13.
PLAY TENNISInteractive�game,�set�and�match�fun�for�children�south�of�Court�12.
POLICEA�Metropolitan�Police�office�is�located��in�the�North�Hall�of�Centre�Court.
PROGRAMMESOfficial�programmes�may�be�purchased��from�kiosks�around�the�Grounds.��Final�programmes�are�available�from�PPL�Sport��&�Leisure,�Bradford�House,�39A�East�Street,�Epsom,�Surrey�KT17�1BL.
RADIO WIMBLEDONOn�air,�daily,�throughout�The�Championships�providing�information,�local�traffic�and�weather��news,�broadcasting�live�on�87.7FM�to�a�4—5�mile�radius�from�Wimbledon.��Two�further�channels�broadcast�match�commentaries�from�Centre�Court�(96.3FM)��and�No.1�Court�(97.8FM).
REFRESHMENTSSee�p56.
SHOPPINGThe�Wimbledon�Shops,�in�the�Centre�and��No.1�Court�stadia,�between�Gates�3�&�4�and��in�kiosks�around�the�Grounds,�stock�all�official�Wimbledon�merchandise�and�a�wide�range��of�gifts�and�souvenirs.
SHOW COURTSCentre�Court,�No.1�Court,�No.2�Court,�No.3�Court�and�Courts�12�&�18�are�defined�as�the�‘Show�Courts’.�
SPEED OF SERVICETry�your�service,�compared�with�the�professionals,�at�the�Play�Tennis�marquee�south�of�Court�12�(proceeds�to�charity).
TELEPHONES, PUBLICLocated�inside�the�Grounds:��In�Centre�Court�North�Tunnel;�By�Gate�13;�In�the�No.1�Court�stadium�and�outside�the�Grounds�near�Gate�9�and�in�Marryat�Road.
TELEVISION SCREENLocated�at�foot�of�Aorangi�Terrace.
TOILETSSee�map�on�p6�&�7�for�facilities.
TRANSPORTJOURNEY PLANNER�The�Transport�for�London�website�offers�a�comprehensive�journey�planner�for�travelling�around�London�by�train,�tube,�tram�and�bus�at�journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk
LONDON UNDERGROUND�Southfields�on�the�District�Line,�see�thetube.com�or�call�0843 222 1234.
SOUTH WEST TRAINS�Wimbledon�via�South�West�Trains�from�Waterloo,�see�nationalrail.co.uk�or�southwesttrains.co.uk.�National�rail�enquiries�08457 484950.
TRAMLINK�Services�run�from�Croydon�and�suburbs.�For�more�information�see��tramlink.net
BUSES�At�Southfields�and�Wimbledon�stations�there�is�a�connecting�London�General�shuttle�bus�service�direct�to�The�Championships.�For�more�information�see londongeneral.co.uk/wimbledon
TAxIS Services�operate�from�the�taxi�ranks�at�Southfields�and�Wimbledon�stations.��A�shuttle�service�also�operates�from�the�taxi�rank�in�Church�Road�(outside�Gate�4),�heading�north,��as�well�as�services�to�all�other�destinations.��For�journeys�heading�south,�a�rank�is�situated��in�Somerset�Road�(outside�Gate�13).��Taxi�sharing�is�encouraged�during�peak�times.
WEATHER/SUNCome�prepared�for�extreme�weather�conditions,�taking�appropriate�measures�when�in�the�sun��or�rain.��Even�on�warm�days,�it�may�be�cooler�in�the�covered�and/or�shaded�areas�of�the�stands�in�Centre�and�No.1�Courts�and�an�extra�layer�of�clothing�may�be�required.
WHEELCHAIRSA�special�map/information�leaflet�is�available��at�all�gates�with�recommended�routes�shown��on�the�map.��There�is�a�limited�number�of�reserved�spaces��for�wheelchair�users�on�Centre,�No.1,�No.2�and�No.3�Courts.��For safety reasons NO other seating on these courts may be occupied by wheelchair users.�
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ADVICE ADVICE
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Leave�prohibited�items�at�Left�Luggage.�Leave�plenty�of�time�to�reach�your�destination�—�either�getting�into�the�Grounds�or�when�moving�within�the�Grounds.�Switch�off�mobile�telephones�and�communication�devices�in�the�stands�and�around�the�courts.�Hand�in�or�offer�your�ticket�for�scanning,�for�resale�on�behalf�of�charity,�as�you�leave�the�Grounds.
DO NOT
Buy�tickets�from�touts�(Schwarzhändler,��Bacarinagios,�Scalpers,�ダフ屋),�they�will�not�gain�you�entry.�Tickets�are�checked�at�all�entry�gates.�Enter�or�leave�the�stands�except�at�a�change��of�ends�and�NOT�during�a�tie-break.�Make�a�noise�during�a�rally.�Applaud�a�net�cord�or�double�fault.�Use�flash�photography�from�the�stands�—��automatic�flashlights�must�be�suppressed.�Bring�babes�in�arms�or�children�under�5�into��any�Show�Court.�Smoke�within�the�stands�of�any�court�or�in�any�enclosed�space.�Take�glass�or�uncovered�drinks�containers�or�hot�or�strong�smelling�food�onto�the�Show�Courts.
EMERGENCY
If you discover an accident, fire or suspect package etc,�either:�
Contact�a�member�of�staff�or�steward/�guard�immediately;
Call�ext.2666�or�020 8971 2666�from�an�external�line�or�direct�from�a�red�emergency�telephone.
Give�your�name,�the�nature�of�the�incident��and�the�location.�
The�relevant�emergency�service(s)�will�be�despatched�immediately.
EVACUATION
If you are asked to evacuate a court or the Grounds, please leave by the nearest suitable exit or as directed by uniformed stewarding staff, taking all your personal belongings with you.
Please�note�that,�in�order�to�ensure�the�effectiveness�of�any�emergency�evacuation,��the�All�England�Club�regrets�that�spectators��using�wheelchairs�are�only�permitted�access��to�designated�areas�within�the�stands.
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY TO THE GROUNDS
THE�ALL�ENGLAND�LAWN�TENNIS�&�CROQUET�CLUB�THE�CHAMPIONSHIPS�2011
Entry�to�the�Grounds�of�The�All�England�Lawn�Tennis�&�Croquet�Club�(AELTC)�requires�a�valid�ticket,�authorised�voucher�or�pass,�which�MUST�be�retained�at�all�times�and�implies�acceptance�of�the�following�conditions�which�have�been�established�for�the�safety�and�enjoyment�of��all�our�visitors�and�may�be�amended�from�time�to�time:
SECURITY
The�AELTC�reserves�the�right�to�limit�items�which�may��be�brought�into�the�Grounds�and�to�search�bags,�vehicles�and�the�person�before�granting�entry�to�the�Grounds��and�other�specific�facilities.
PROHIBITED ITEMS
The�following�items�are�prohibited�from�the�Grounds�of�the�AELTC:��Any�bag�exceeding�16"�x�12"�x�12"�(40cm�x�30cm�x�30cm);�hard-sided�items�of�any�size;�Any�item�which�may�be�interpreted�as�a�potential�weapon�including�sharp�or�pointed�objects�(e.g.�knives,�large�corkscrews)�and�‘personal�protection’�sprays;�Large�flags�(over�2’�x�2’),�banners,�rattles,�klaxons��or�oversized�hats;�Any�objects�or�clothing�bearing�political�statements��or�commercial�identification�intended�for��‘ambush�marketing’.��Visitors�in�possession�of�prohibited�items�may�be�refused�entry�or�ejected�from�the�Grounds.�Prohibited�items�may�be�left�in�the�Left�Luggage�facilities�outside�the�Grounds�or�handed�to�AELTC�security�staff�for�disposal.
ALCOHOL & REFRESHMENTS
Alcohol�may�be�brought�into�the�Grounds�but�is�limited�to�the�equivalent�of�one�bottle�of�wine�or�two�500ml�cans�of�beer�per�person.�The�consumption�of�alcohol�is�permitted�only�in�public�bars�and�other�authorised�areas.�Glass�drinking�vessels�may�not�be�used�on�the�Show�Courts;�all�drinks�taken�onto�the�Show�Courts�must�be�covered�to�avoid�spillage.�Hot�and/or�strong�smelling�food�may�not�be�taken�onto�the�Show�Courts.�The�AELTC�reserves�the�right�to�refuse�entry�to�the�stands�of�any�court�to�anyone�carrying�alcohol�and�to�ask�anyone�drinking�alcohol�in�the�stands�to�leave.
BEHAVIOUR
The�use�of�any�annoying�or�dangerous�behaviour,�foul�or�abusive�language�or�obscene�gestures,�the�removal�of�shirts�or�any�clothing�likely�to�cause�offence�and�the�climbing�onto�any�building,�wall�or�other�structure/equipment�and�the�use�of�wheeled�footwear�is�forbidden�and�may�result�in�ejection�from�the�Grounds.
COURTS
Unauthorised�persons�are�not�permitted�on�the�courts��at�ANY�time.
PHOTOGRAPHY & FILMING
The�use�of�photographic�equipment�must�not�inconvenience�any�other�person�in�the�Grounds.�Still�photographs,�film,�videotape�or�other�audio-visual�material�recorded�within�the�Grounds�may�not�be�sold�or�used�commercially�in�any�way�whatsoever�unless�authorised�by�the�AELTC�and�may�be�confiscated�by��the�Club�if�such�sale�or�commercial�use�is�suspected.
MOBILE TELEPHONES, COMMUNICATION DEVICES & RADIOS
The�use�of�mobile�telephones,�communication�devices,�audio-visual�equipment�or�radios�must�not�inconvenience�any�other�person�in�the�Grounds;�in�particular�they�must�be�SWITCHED�OFF�in�and�around�the�courts�in�play.�Personal�headphones�must�be�used�when�listening�to�radios�inside�the�Grounds.
TICKETS
Championships�tickets�may�not�be�bought,�sold�or�distributed�without�lawful�authority.
FILMING & BROADCASTING AT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS
During�the�Wimbledon�fortnight,�various�filming,�photography�and�broadcasting�takes�place.�By�your�presence�at�The�Championships,�you�grant�your�permission�for�your�likeness�and�voice�to�be�included�in�pictures�and/or�on�film�and�their�exploitation�and�advertising�without�compensation�or�credit.
THE�AELTC�RESERVES�THE�RIGHT�FOR�ITS�SERVANTS,�AGENTS�AND�POLICE�OFFICERS�TO�REMOVE�FROM�THE�GROUNDS�ANY�PERSON�WHO�CONTRAVENES�THE�ABOVE�‘CONDITIONS�OF�ENTRY’�AND�ANY�PERSON�WHOSE�PRESENCE�AND/OR�BEHAVIOUR�IN�THE�GROUNDS�COULD�REASONABLY�BE�CONSTRUED�AS�DANGEROUS,�A�NUISANCE�OR�ANNOYANCE�TO�ANY�OTHER�PERSON�IN�THE�GROUNDS.
As�of�December�2010
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GALLONS OF WATER FOR COuRT MAINTENANCE
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SINGLES CHAMPIONS 63 GENTLEMEN 43 LADIES
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TENNIS BALLS uSED 54, 200
SECONDS TO COVER THE COuRT (APPROXIMATELY)
DuRATION OF LONGEST MATCH
148 MPH FASTEST SERVE
KILOGRAMS OF STRAWBERRIES�
28, 000
SPECTATORS489, 946
CHAMPIONSHIPS TOWELS SOLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS WITHOuT RAIN INTERRuPTIONS
6 CuPS OF TEA AND COFFEE
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