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UK: 020 3904 5599What is the Wimbledon Championships’ Royal Box?
The Royal Box is an exclusive section within Centre Court. It is known for hosting members of the British royal family, high-profile figures in sports, politics, entertainment, and other dignitaries. It features 74 leather-upholstered seats offering prime views of Centre Court.
Who or What Are You Likely to See?
British Royals
You might see King Charles III, the Prince and Princess of Wales, or other royals. The late Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh were known to attend special occasions.
Tennis Legends
Retired tennis stars like Roger Federer, Serena Williams, or past Wimbledon champions often sit here as honoured guests.
Celebrities
Prominent personalities from film, sports, and politics, including actors, musicians, politicians, and influential sports figures.
Dignitaries and Invited Guests
Former prime ministers, business leaders, and sports federation presidents are often invited to the Royal Box.
Other Interesting Facts
Dress Code
Guests in the Royal Box follow a strict dress code – men wear jackets and ties, while women are expected to be appropriately attired. This maintains a sense of decorum and tradition at Wimbledon.
Invitations Only
The Royal Box is by invitation only, extended by the Chairman of the All England Club. Invitations are typically given to influential figures and those with significant contributions to tennis, sports, or society.
Protocol and Etiquette
Applause is encouraged, but the guests in the Royal Box are expected to follow traditional British decorum and respect the sanctity of the game.
Royal Appearances
When members of the Royal Family are present, they are formally introduced to the audience, usually before the matches or during special occasions.
Best Location Around the Court to View the Royal Box
The Royal Box can be viewed from many areas on Centre Court. The closest debenture areas to the Royal Box are Gangways 212 & 202. Gangways 301 & 318 are situated behind the Royal Box. While general spectators can’t directly access or enter the Royal Box, seats opposite allow you to glimpse who’s there, especially when the Royal Box guests arrive or are acknowledged by the crowd.
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