Can you take your own food and drink into Wimbledon?

Asked by: Sarah Baker

You are welcome to bring your own food and drink to Wimbledon, but please note hard-sided containers and items, such as picnic hampers/cool boxes, flasks and camping chairs are not allowed.

What food and drink can I bring to Wimbledon?

You’re welcome to bring your own food and drink to Wimbledon, but please note that hard-sided containers, vacuum flasks over 500ml and items such as picnic hampers/cool boxes, flasks and camping chairs are not allowed. Click here to see the full list of prohibited items.

How much are the drinks at Wimbledon?

A standard size glass of the fruity drink will set you back £8.50, with pints of beer not far behind at £5.80 each. Those keen to enjoy another Wimbledon staple – strawberries and cream – will be paying £2.50 for a bowl of the traditional SW19 fare.

How much do strawberries cost at Wimbledon?

At Wimbledon, the cost per serving of at least ten Grade 1 English strawberries with cream is £2.50. According to the Wimbledon website, this has been the price of 10 strawberries served with cream since 2010. You’ll be able to buy a pot of this tasty treat at various outlets all across the grounds.

Can I take a bag into Wimbledon?

The following items are prohibited from the Grounds (“Prohibited Items”): – Any bag exceeding 40cm x 30cm x 30cm (16” x 12” x 12”);

Can you eat in Centre court Wimbledon?

You are welcome to bring your own food and drink to Wimbledon, but please note hard-sided containers and items, such as picnic hampers/cool boxes, flasks and camping chairs are not allowed.

Can you buy food at Wimbledon?

For those visiting The Championships 2022, the following are currently available to reserve: The Wingfield – Championing seasonal British produce, the restaurant offers a sit-down dining experience for ticket holders with views across the Tea Lawn. Click here to view a sample menu of The Wingfield.

What do you eat at Wimbledon?

Wimbledon is best associated with two delights: Pimm’s No. One cup, a lemony drink with gin and fruit, and strawberries and cream. Over 303,277 glasses of Pimm’s, and 166,055 servings of strawberries and cream, are typically served each tournament.

How are strawberries and cream served at Wimbledon?

The Kentucky Derby has its mint julep, per Town and Country. But the spread at Wimbledon, one of the tennis world’s most important tournaments, is decidedly more upscale: a bowl of strawberries and sweet cream enjoyed either with a glass of Pimm’s or champagne, per CNN.

How should I dress for Wimbledon?

Although there is no specific dress code for Wimbledon goers, smart dress is encouraged. It is also advised that you consider all weather conditions when going to Wimbledon – after all, this is Great Britain! For women, a light jacket to wear over your summer dress is a good idea, as are sunglasses.

Are jeans allowed at Wimbledon?

What Not To Wear To Wimbledon. Although there are no hard and fast dress code rules, it’s worth noting there are certain items, not surprisingly, that are not permitted in the grounds, including torn jeans, running vests, dirty sneakers, sport shorts and anything bearing a large logo or political statement.

Is it worth going to Wimbledon?

But although famous the world over for its international tennis tournament, Wimbledon itself is a pleasant destination to spend a few hours or more exploring – especially as it’s just six miles south of the center of London and is easily accessible by public transit.