Wimbledon Debenture Holders
Call us: +44 (0)1962 733 649
WimbledonDebentureHolders.com is a specialist boutique website set up in 2006 by Wimbledon Debenture Holders for Debenture Holders and tennis fans worldwide.
We specialise in knowing everything there is to know about visiting the Championships to ensure that buyers of Debenture Tickets can be confident they will have the best possible Wimbledon experience.
We have created a secure market place for you to purchase Debenture Tickets direct from the owners. These tickets are the only legitimately transferable tickets for Wimbledon and offer the best views of the court.
We have over 500 Debenture Holders registered who list their tickets year round so you can be assured that we will have availability for all days of the Championships. The price list is not fixed and as interest increases so do the market prices. We monitor the market constantly to ensure that we can offer competitive prices.
Centre Court and No 1 Court have Debenture facilities available only to Debenture Ticket holders. These include waitress and self service restaurants and luxury bars with views over the courts from the terraces where you can have a sumptuous lunch and be courtside in time for the start of play.
The retractable roofs on both Centre and No.1 Court, means uninterrupted play all day. In addition, Debenture Tickets enable you to watch matches on the outside courts where play starts earlier in the day.
WimbledonDebentureHolders.com is ably supported by a team of senior managers who draw upon many years of insight and experience in the industry. This expertise enables us to offer the most competitive prices in the market to both the owners and buyers of Wimbledon Debenture Tickets.
Tickets can be purchased using the website or by contacting us on +44(0)1962 733 649 where we will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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Wimbledon Debenture Holders is the trading name of a private company - Debentures Ltd
Company registration number: 06013659
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