The Lawn hosted the Wimbledon Champions' Dinner. It is also where you will find one of the last available hospitality packages at The Championships 2026. The combination of those two facts is worth sitting with for a moment.

The venue is spacious and English in the best possible sense — an outdoor garden with live music, bespoke cocktails prepared by mixologists, a giant outdoor screen, and a whisky and cigar bar. Your table is reserved for you and your guests for the full day. There is no shared dining room, no neighbouring table of strangers. Your group, your table, your pace.

The food is the most significant reason to choose The Lawn over the other available packages. Michel Roux and his daughter Emily Roux have designed a three-course à la carte menu that celebrates British ingredients at their June best. A seafood counter and a celebration of cheese extend the offer beyond the formal courses. Afternoon tea follows — sandwiches, pastries, and strawberries and cream in the only context where strawberries and cream are genuinely obligatory. The complimentary bar runs to specially selected wines, premium spirits, and bespoke cocktails throughout the day.

Choosing your seat

The Lawn gives you a meaningful choice about where you watch the tennis, and the difference between the options is more significant than the price gap alone suggests.

The standard Centre Court seat provides uninterrupted views of Centre Court with adjacent seats guaranteed — your group sits together. The Centre Court Debenture upgrade places you in some of the closest seats to the players from Keith Prowse's entire allocation. These are debenture positions — official seats made available by debenture holders for resale through authorised channels — and they represent a genuinely different proximity to the action. One important caveat: because the AELTC does not issue Keith Prowse's debenture allocation until May, adjacent seats with the debenture option cannot always be guaranteed. If your group sitting together is non-negotiable, the standard Centre Court option is the safer choice.

No. 1 Court seats follow the same structure. The standard No. 1 Court option is the most accessible price point for The Lawn and includes adjacent seats guaranteed. The No. 1 Court Debenture places you closer to the players with the same proximity advantage as the Centre Court debenture tier, available for the first ten days of The Championships only.

If you are attending primarily for the hospitality experience and want to keep the overall cost manageable, The Lawn with a standard No. 1 Court seat represents the strongest value in the current availability. If proximity to Centre Court is the priority and the premium is justifiable, The Lawn with a Centre Court Debenture seat is the closest The Lawn gets to a truly exceptional position on the most famous court in tennis.

All four configurations include the same hospitality experience. The choice is purely about which court you watch from and how close you sit.