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**unfolaReemoma** · 06-19-2011, 12:11 AM

1. I'm not goiıng to queue up over night. Is there any other way to get a ticket to a show court (instead of a grounds pass)? There is no way to buy tickets (at a reasonable cost, something near face value) from someone who has a ticket but can't go, right?

Another option that I've found quite successful is to hang around outside one of the main courts just after a match has finished, look cute & lost (or at least one of the above!), and see if someone leaving will give you their ticket - it's worked for me at least a couple of times.

I agree with the others - I'd never queue in the resale line - you just end up missing a lot of great tennis.

Court's 14 & 18 are my favourite outside courts - although I'd also highly recommend queuing overnight, it's not as bad as it sounds, and the time just flies past (getting there before 3am is a must for centre court).

06-19-2011, 12:11 AM	#20
unfolaReemoma Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	1. I'm not goiıng to queue up over night. Is there any other way to get a ticket to a show court (instead of a grounds pass)? There is no way to buy tickets (at a reasonable cost, something near face value) from someone who has a ticket but can't go, right? Another option that I've found quite successful is to hang around outside one of the main courts just after a match has finished, look cute & lost (or at least one of the above!), and see if someone leaving will give you their ticket - it's worked for me at least a couple of times. I agree with the others - I'd never queue in the resale line - you just end up missing a lot of great tennis. Court's 14 & 18 are my favourite outside courts - although I'd also highly recommend queuing overnight, it's not as bad as it sounds, and the time just flies past (getting there before 3am is a must for centre court).
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