Wimbledon - A guide to the Tennis and the Town

Parking at  Wimbledon Tennis
Do not park your car in the surrounding streets. It will get a ticket and be towed away. If you have to bring your car to Wimbledon Tennis there is limited official parking. There are long traffic jams and the official Tennis car parks are expensive and fill up very quickly. When the Tennis is finished it can take over an hour to get out of the car parks. If you still want to use the official car parks click on the link below to go to the official site.
http://aeltc.wimbledon.org/en_GB/about/tickets/carparking.html

Parking in Wimbledon 
The majority of the roads in Wimbledon town centre are covered by extended no parking yellow lines that are in operation until 11pm. The London Borough of Merton Parking wardens are very active and if you leave your vehicle on a yellow line there is a very good chance you will get a ticket. There are a number of car parks in Wimbledon. Make sure you read the regulations and closing times at each car park as they are different. The major ones are 

Wimbledon Railway Station car park, Alexandra Road SW19.

B&Q car park, Alexandra Road SW19.

Wimbledon Bridge Multi-storey car park, Hartfield Crescent, SW19 

Sainsbury's super market, Worple Road, SW19.

Centre Court Shopping Centre, Queens Road, SW19.

Morrison’s Supermarkt Hartfield Road, SW19

Russell Road, SW19, behind Wimbledon Theatre

Parking in Raynes Park
(Take the bus or train to Wimbledon)
In Raynes Park there is a car park in Coombe Lane, next to the railway station.

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