DEBENTURE GUIDE 2015 DEBENTURE GUIDE 2015 CONTENTS CONTENTS

WELCOME ...... 1 ADVICE TO SPECTATORS ...... 43 MAP OF THE GROUNDS ...... 2 Do’s & don’ts ...... 43 FACILITIES ...... 4 RESTAURANTS & BARS ...... 45 Safety & comfort ...... 4 Dress code ...... 45 Plan of Centre Court facilities ...... 6 THE COURTSIDE ...... 47 Centre Court seating plan ...... 7 Signature dishes ...... 47 Plan of No.1 Court facilities ...... 8 Afternoon tea ...... 47 No.1 Court seating plan ...... 9 Albert Roux obe ...... 48 SECURITY & LEFT LUGGAGE ...... 11 Tom Aikens ...... 50 THE WIMBLEDON SHOP ...... 12 Bryn Williams ...... 52 DEBENTURE HOLDERS’ RESTAURANTS & BARS ...... 15 Martin Wishart ...... 54 EATING & DRINKING AT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS ...... 16 THE COURTSIDE MENU ...... 57 Restaurants ...... 16 THE COURTSIDE BALCONY ...... 61 Self-service restaurants ...... 16 THE RENSHAW ...... 63 Cafés & bars ...... 16 THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM ...... 67 ‘Grab & go’ ...... 19 THE TERRACE ...... 71 TICKETS ...... 20 THE ROOF TOP ...... 73 Debenture tickets ...... 20 THE GALLERY ...... 75 Ticket resale kiosk ...... 20 THE LOUNGE ...... 77 Duplicate tickets & swing badges ...... 21 THE VERANDA ...... 79 THE TENNIS ...... 22 THE NO 1. BAR ...... 81 Ground opening & matches ...... 22 WINES ...... 82 Provisional programme of play ...... 24 SECURITY ...... 86 Changes to the order of play ...... 25 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY TO THE GROUNDS ...... 88 Cancellation of play due to rain ...... 26 TRAVELLING TO THE CHAMPIONSHIPS ...... 28 Southfields ...... 28 Arriving by public transport ...... 28 Debenture Holders’ Car Park 8 ...... 30 Arriving by car ...... 30 Car park entrances & opening times ...... 31 Access to the Grounds ...... 31 Location maps ...... 32 A—Z AT A GLANCE ...... 36

iv v WELCOME WELCOME

ON BEHALF OF THE ALL ENGLAND CLUB MAY I WISH YOU A VERY WARM WELCOME TO WIMBLEDON 2015 . As you know the dates of Wimbledon have changed by one week in order to create a three week gap between Roland Garros and Wimbledon . The three week gap will give the players more time to prepare for Wimbledon and additional time to recuperate from the demands of playing Roland Garros . It will also provide the chance to spend further time practising and taking advantage of the enhanced competitive opportunities as part of a longer grass court season in the build-up to The Championships . Consequently, we hope the players will arrive at The Championships having had the best possible preparation and in a condition which allows them to demonstrate their talent and skills on what is widely regarded as the finest stage in world tennis . It is a stage which could not be built without the support of our debenture holders and I would like to take this opportunity to reflect on the success of the most recent Centre Court debenture issue and acknowledge the hugely important role that our debenture holders play in helping to secure the long-term future of The Championships . The proceeds of this debenture issue allow us to continue our investment programme, which will include building a roof over No .1 Court, as well as a rolling refurbishment of Centre Court debenture restaurants and bars over the next few years . This year’s Championships promises to be another enthralling event and I very much hope you have an enjoyable and memorable visit to Wimbledon .

PHILIP BROOK CHAIRMAN, COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS AND THE ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS GROUND PLC

vi 1 MAP OF THE GROUNDS MAP OF THE GROUNDS E E E ’ ’ R R K 8 O C S S U U R R R T T N 10 A E E E T N N A

T D D E E E 4 R CENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS LEVEL 3: THE TERRACE THE COURTSIDE THE COURTSIDE BALCONY THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM LEVEL 4: THE GALLERY LEVEL 5: THE ROOFTOP L L U R P T T B B E E A O O A O N B E C R D H D H G UNRESERVED SEATING UNRESERVED IN THE QUEUE THOSE FOR TOILETS HOLDERS’ ENTRANCE HOLDERS’ ENTRANCE NON-TICKET NON-TICKET VIA THE TURNSTILES VIA THE TURNSTILES TICKET HOLDERS’ ENTRANCES TICKET HOLDERS’ ENTRANCES AND CONTRACTORS’ AND CONTRACTORS’ PRIVATE PRIVATE ENTRANCES ENTRANCES DEBENTURE ENTRANCE DEBENTURE ENTRANCE DEBENTURE FACILITIES DEBENTURE FACILITIES ATMATM BANDSTAND BANDSTAND WHEELCHAIR WHEELCHAIR DESIGNATED DESIGNATED TERRACE TERRACE VIEWING – AORANGI VIEWING – AORANGI DRINKING FOUNTAIN DRINKING FOUNTAIN AID AID FIRST FIRST INFORMATION INFORMATION LEFT LUGGAGE LEFT LUGGAGE MUSEUM MUSEUM MARQUEES MARQUEES PRIVATE PRIVATE ROUTES FOR ROUTES FOR RECOMMENDED RECOMMENDED USERS USERS WHEELCHAIR WHEELCHAIR REFRESHMENTS REFRESHMENTS STEPS STEPS STAND STAND TAXI TAXI TELEPHONE TELEPHONE THE WIMBLEDON SHOP THE WIMBLEDON SHOP TOILETS TOILETS USED TENNIS BALL KIOSK USED TENNIS BALL KIOSK A A TO CAR PARK KEY TO THE QUEUE TO SOUTHFIELDS 8

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1 C B . E N E L O E V E o E H H H H T T T T D N AS OF MARCH 2015 LARGE SCREEN TV LARGE SCREEN TV AORANGI TERRACE AORANGI TERRACE TICKET RESALE TICKET RESALE ACCESS TO AORANGI FOOD COURT AORANGI CAFÉ ROSE ARBOUR ROSE ARBOUR THE AA THE AA BROADCAST BROADCAST CENTRE CENTRE PRESS CENTRE PRESS CENTRE COMPETITORS’ COMPLEX COMPETITORS’ COMPLEX MEMBERS’ ENCLOSURE MEMBERS’ ENCLOSURE LOST PROPERTY LOST PROPERTY TAXIS TO WIMBLEDON (SOUTH) TAXIS TO WIMBLEDON (SOUTH) PARK & RIDE PARK & RIDE VICTORIA, VICTORIA, MARBLE ARCH MARBLE ARCH & ST PANCRAS & ST PANCRAS PLAY TENNIS PLAY TENNIS WIMBLEDON WIMBLEDON MAP OF THE GROUNDS

2 3 FACILITIES FACILITIES

SAFETY & COMFORT EMERGENCY We hope that everyone who visits The Championships will have If you discover an accident, fire or suspect package etc, then: a memorable and enjoyable experience . • Contact a member of staff or steward/guard immediately,or: The Championships’ Grounds cover more than 40 acres and • Call ext . 2666 direct from a red emergency telephone or are built on land which is not totally level . Therefore we ask you 020 8971 2666 from an external line . to take care and to consider your own and others’ safety and comfort by heeding the following: • Give your name, the nature of the incident and the location . • Wear appropriate footwear (flip flops and high heels are not The relevant emergency service(s) will be despatched recommended) . immediately . • Come prepared for all weather conditions, whether hot or cold, EVACUATION wet or dry . If you are asked to evacuate a court or the Grounds, please • Do not leave items unattended at any time . leave by the nearest suitable exit or as directed by uniformed stewarding staff, taking all your personal belongings • Please avoid packing any of the ‘Prohibited Items’ illustrated with you . on page 86 — they will not be allowed into the Grounds . Please note that, in order to ensure the effectiveness of any • Allow good time to reach your seat or destination within the emergency evacuation, the AELTC regrets that spectators using Grounds — do not rush through crowded areas . wheelchairs are only permitted access to designated areas • Take care when negotiating stairways inside and outside the within the stands . stadia . In common with most other sports and entertainment venues, there are no supporting rails in tiered sections of the stands . Visitors with special dietary requirements are advised that they should bring with them what they need to eat and drink throughout the day . However, a selection of gluten-free products are available in the Aorangi Food Court, the Conservatory Kitchen, and Café Pergola . For further ticket information (not ticket sales), or if you have limited mobility and would like further information concerning provision for our wheelchair users and ambulant disabled customers, please call the Ticket Office on 020 8971 2473 .

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PLAN OF CENTRE COURT FACILITIES CENTRE COURT SEATING PLAN

7 LEVEL 5 KEY 7 THE ROOF TOP 1 Restaurant/Bar Exit the main Debenture Facilities 4 Debenture Debenture lift Entrance and walk Lift to the North East 5 entrance of Centre Stairs Court Level 2 Toilets The Wingfield Access to seats CHURCH ROAD 6 LEVEL 4 6 THE GALLERY Access to Gangways beginning with 2 4

NORTHWESTHALL NORTHHALL NORTHEASTHALL LEVEL — LEVEL — LEVEL — LEVEL 3 LEVEL — LEVEL — LEVEL — 4 — — 2 3 LEVEL LEVEL 2 THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM 510 511 3 THE COURTSIDE  512 Outsidestaircasefor 4 THE COURTSIDE BALCONY LEVEL   —   309 310 513 5 (lift available) 308 311 514 5 THE TERRACE 507 206 207 208 312 515 3 506 307 205 GANGWAY  106 108 110 516 Outsidestaircasefor (liftavailable) 505 107 313 517 LEVEL 109 GANGWAYS —  306 204 105 111 209 518 (lift available) Access to Gangways 504 beginning with 3 104 112 314 503 519 103 113 Key 305 520 Outsidestaircasefor 502 LEVEL Debenture Holders Entrance CAR PARK 8 203 102 114 210 315 521 Wheelchairs GANGWAYS  —  to The Champions’ Room, 304 522 (lift available) Business Centre and Shop Route from car park 501 101 115 523 4 Outsidestaircasefor 303 202 Royal 316 211 GANGWAYS ‚  LEVEL  —  201 Box 212 (liftavailable) 302 317 301 318 MAIN ENTRANCE SOUTHWESTHALL SOUTHEASTHALL LEVEL — LEVEL — For Debenture LEVEL — LEVEL — Holders LEVEL — CENTRE COURT LEVEL — 2 1 LEVEL 2 1 THE WINGFIELD CHURCH ROAD

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PLAN OF NO 1. COURT FACILITIES NO 1. COURT SEATING PLAN

LEVEL 3 KEY NORTHWESTHALL NORTHEASTHALL LEVEL LEVEL 2 THE VERANDA Main entrance GANGWAYS GANGWAYS      43 1   3 THE LOUNGE for Debenture LEVEL LEVEL Holders GANGWAYS GANGWAYS 4 THE NO.1 BAR             Side entrance 39 41 36 2 3 5 Debenture Facilities 34 4

1 Restaurant/Bar 37 7 32 6 2 4 Cloakroom 35 9

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8 9 SECURITY & LEFT LUGGAGE SECURITY & LEFT LUGGAGE

Comprehensive security measures will be in place for all those visiting The Championships; these will include extensive searches on entry to the Grounds and the Show Courts . Please note the restriction, which will be enforced, on the number and size of bags which may be brought into the Grounds . There will be no general left luggage facilities inside the Grounds . However, debenture holders will be able to leave small items in the debenture holders’ cloakrooms along with coats and umbrellas . In the interest of security, AELTC reserves the right to search bags, vehicles and the person as a condition of entry to the Grounds .

One bag only per person will be allowed and this bag must measure no more than 40cm x 30cm x 30cm (16” x 12” x 12”) . Further, no hard-sided items (e .g . picnic hampers, coolboxes, briefcases, thermos flasks and camping chairs)of any size will be allowed into the Grounds . All bags will be searched: • On entry to the Grounds . • At the entrances to Show Courts . • Before acceptance at left luggage facilities . • Please see page 88 for full conditions of entry to the Grounds . Please note: Speed of entry is decreased dramatically when multi-pocketed bags/backpacks are presented . If you have to bring a regulation size bag, as noted above, or one smaller, please choose a single compartment bag . Left luggage facilities are provided outside the Grounds for items exceeding these criteria . These facilities are shown on the map on pages 2 & 3 . Every effort will be made to speed your progress through the search procedures; however, this process depends on the requirements of the Metropolitan Police . You are strongly advised to arrive as early as possible . We know that these procedures may be inconvenient but we are sure that you will understand the need to protect the safety and security of all our visitors .

10 11 THE WIMBLEDON SHOP THE WIMBLEDON SHOP

CENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

Centre Court debenture holders can enjoy peaceful and private shopping at The Wimbledon Shop within their exclusive debenture facilities near the North Concourse entry, next to the Business Centre . The shop carries a selected range of merchandise from The Wimbledon Collection . • The shop is open from 10 .30am until 7pm . • The shop has its own changing room . • Staff will be happy to hold goods on your behalf for collection before 7pm or you can take them to the cloakroom for collection . • There is a Tax Free booth outside the No .1 Court Shop where tax refunds can be arranged for those customers resident outside the E .U . who are eligible for a tax refund . • There is also a Shipping Service booth outside the No . 1 Court Shop where customers can arrange for their purchases to be delivered to an address in the UK or shipped to an address overseas . • A selection of Wimbledon products can be viewed and purchased online at wimbledon com/shop. .

12 13 DEBENTURE HOLDERS’ RESTAURANTS & BARS DEBENTURE HOLDERS’ RESTAURANTS & BARS

Centre and No .1 Court debenture holders have their own restaurant and bar facilities which have been designed to be places in which to eat, drink and relax in stylish surroundings . The Centre Court facilities offer debenture holders a variety of different restaurants and bars . The No .1 Court debenture facilities are within the No .1 Court building and overlook courts 14—17 . Light refreshments are available in the debenture holders’ restaurants and bars from 10 .30am and are open for lunch from 11am . Payment may be made by credit card or cash . Entrance to the facilities for either the Centre Court or No .1 Court is gained by showing your ticket together with your own particular court badge . Centre Court and No .1 Court facilities have their own cloakrooms and toilets . The dress code for admittance to the restaurants and bars is smart casual . Smoking is not permitted in any of the debenture holders’ areas including outdoor balconies . Details of these facilities are provided on pages 47-85 .

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In addition to the debenture restaurants and bars the following outlets are available to all visitors . COMPETITORS’ PRACTICE COURTS RESTAURANTS

CHURCH ROAD A WINGFIELD RESTAURANT E 18 19 ST MARY’S GATE

Table service luncheon and afternoon tea . For luncheon, booking AORANGI PAVILION O AORANGI is advised — fmccatering co. .uk and click on ‘Reserve a table for TERRACE TISH TENN RI IS L AORANGI B RSHIP

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refreshments and bar . ST MARY’S WALK CENTRE LAWN BUFFET COURT D CONSERVATORY KITCHEN 14 LIFT H TEA LAWN AND CHAMPAGNE BAR Self-service hot and cold lunches, deli sandwiches, afternoon tea, 13 SOUTH CONCOURSE light refreshments and bar . 5 4 5 6 7 No.3 C CAFÉ PERGOLA

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ST MARY’S WALK 6 B THE BASELINE CAFÉ BAR 12 7 Speciality coffees, teas, gourmet salads and bar drinks . 12 G PLAY D No.2 E THE LONG BAR TENNIS F COURT BUFFET

MARRYAT ROAD Quick serve beverages . CHURCH ROAD K THE BAKERY 11a F COURT BUFFET Sandwiches, salads, light refreshments and bar . 11 8,9

G PLAY TENNIS D A O R T E S R E M O S Sandwiches and light refreshments . H CHAMPAGNE BAR Table service Champagne, seafood, sandwiches and sushi .

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‘GRAB & GO’ E LAWN BUFFET Serving baguettes, salads, warm Cornish pasties and light refreshments . H TEA LAWN Strawberries & cream, pizzas, the sausage grill and fast service drinks . I FOOD VILLAGE Hot food take-aways including hot wok stir-fry, fish & chips, tex mex and burgers . The Pantry, serving sandwiches, salads, pastries, cookies, muffins, hot and cold beverages . Ice Cream Parlour The Village Bar J CANYON COFFEE Light refreshments, ice cream, hot and cold beverages . K THE BAKERY Freshly baked baguettes and pastries, light refreshments and bar . L AORANGI FOOD COURT Self-service hot and cold food, sizzling salads, stone-baked pizzas, sandwiches, strawberries & cream, coffee bar, light refreshments and bar . M COURT 18 REFRESHMENTS Ice cream and light refreshments . N AORANGI CAFÉ Southern-fried chicken, sandwiches, light refreshments and bar . O AORANGI TERRACE Bar, ice cream and light refreshments .

Visitors with special dietary requirements are advised that they should bring with them what they need to eat and drink throughout the day . However, a selection of gluten-free products are available in the Aorangi Food Court, the Conservatory Kitchen, and Café Pergola .

18 19 TICKETS TICKETS

DEBENTURE TICKETS DUPLICATE TICKETS & SWING BADGES In the interests of safety and security, and in order to comply The loss of tickets or swing badges should be reported with licensing requirements, each debenture ticket can only be immediately to the Ticket Office020 ( 8971 2739) . On used to enter the Grounds once . Re-admission with a debenture verification, duplicates will be issued but must be collected from ticket is only available with an appropriate pass-out (which is the Ticket Office in person by the debenture holder on the day . non-transferable) and debenture ticket holders cannot transfer Duplicate tickets once requested take priority over the original a debenture ticket if such ticket has already been used to obtain tickets . Debenture holders who request duplicate tickets may be entry to the Grounds . required to assist the AELTC in connection with the use or abuse of the original tickets issued . TICKET RESALE KIOSK Please look after your tickets carefully as duplicate tickets, We make every effort to ensure that seat tickets which are no if arranged, will attract a charge of £12 per ticket where the longer needed are made available for resale to people already originals have been safely received by the debenture holder within the Grounds . Original ticket holders are requested to put but subsequently lost . their unwanted tickets in special red boxes for collection by the Honorary Stewards or, if they wish to retain them as souvenirs, to have the barcodes scanned on leaving the Grounds so that a new ticket may be generated . The tickets are re-sold at a nominal charge from the Ticket Resale kiosk inside the Grounds . The entire proceeds will be donated via the Wimbledon Foundation, which has been established as the charity of the All England Lawn Tennis Club and supports causes such as local and services’ charities . HSBC, the Official Bank of The Championships, Wimbledon, has generously agreed to donate in 2015 a sum equal to the total amount raised by the ticket resale scheme (In 2014, the amount raised was £157,500 net of VAT) .

20 21 THE TENNIS THE TENNIS

GROUND OPENING & MATCHES The Grounds are open from 10 .30am daily . • On Courts 2—19 play is provisionally scheduled to start at 11 .30am for main draw matches on at least the first eight days and at 11am for Junior matches on the middle Saturday and during the second week . • On Centre Court play will start at 1pm except on the final two days when play will start at 2pm . • On No .1 Court play will start at 1pm on all days . • Please check the daily Order of Play . • In the first week the early rounds of the Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Singles, Gentlemen’s, Ladies’ and Mixed Doubles will be played on all courts, with top seeds’ matches played on the Show Courts . • On the middle Saturday the Juniors’ events commence and will be played on the outside courts as well as on some of the Show Courts . • The AELTC reserves the right to change the programme without notice where it is reasonably necessary to do so . Note: Tickets are for the court specified on the date shown and entitle the holder to entrance to that court and not to viewing a particular match or round of matches . Matches may be moved from one court to another .

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PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME OF PLAY CHANGES TO THE ORDER OF PLAY We do try to play all matches on the courts and days published . EARLIEST START DATES However, occasionally it is necessary to switch a match from The following is only a guide and may change due to one court to another . This can be for a number of reasons . circumstances beyond the AELTC’s control, e .g . weather, player For example: injury etc . • We aim to complete The Championships on time and this DAYS 1—7 involves playing 662 matches, in the 14 events, over the 13 days MONDAY Gentlemen’s & Ladies’ Singles of the tournament .

WEDNESDAY Gentlemen’s & Ladies’ Doubles • Some players remain involved in several events towards the end of The Championships and it may be necessary to move a THURSDAY Mixed Doubles match to avoid a clash .

SATURDAY Boys’ & Girls’ Singles • We try to give similar rest periods between matches for players due to play each other .

DAYS 8—13 • A match which is unlikely to finish because of a late start caused by the duration of previous matches may be postponed TUESDAY Ladies’ Singles QF Centre & No .1 to the following day . In this event, another match may be Boys’ & Girls’ Doubles substituted . Invitation Doubles • We recognise that this may be frustrating for debenture holders WEDNESDAY Gentlemen’s Singles QF Centre & No .1 and we apologise for the rare occasions when circumstances necessitate a change to the published Order of Play . We hope THURSDAY Ladies’ Singles SF Centre Court you will appreciate why such changes sometimes are made . Championship Doubles SF Centre or No .1

FRIDAY Gentlemen’s Singles SF Centre Court Championship Doubles SF Centre or No .1 Wheelchair Doubles

SATURDAY Ladies’ Singles Final Centre Court Gentlemen’s Doubles Final Centre Court Ladies’ Doubles Final Centre Court

SUNDAY Gentlemen’s Singles Final Centre Court Mixed Doubles Final Centre Court

QF = Quarter-Final, SF = Semi-Final

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CANCELLATION OF PLAY DUE TO RAIN In the event of bad weather resulting in tennis being played for less than one hour, a refund will be paid to debenture holders of the face value ticket price for that day from £50 to £160 for Centre Court debenture holders and from £42 to £89 for No .1 Court debenture holders depending on the day . • If there is more than one hour’s play but less than two hours play, a refund will be made of half the relevant amount . • The refund will be paid out automatically 4 to 6 weeks after the last day of The Championships to all debenture holders who are entitled to a refund . • Cheques will be drawn, made payable to the registered debenture holder (as per the Debenture Register at the start of The Championships) and, in the case of joint holders, to the first named debenture holder . • Debenture holders who sell back tickets to the AELTC on the official market for any rained off day(s) will not be entitled to a refund . Debenture holders who buy additional tickets from us on the official market will, however, be entitled to the appropriate refund . • If play is arranged for any additional day(s), details will be published at the earliest opportunity on wimbledon com. and in the national press . • All debenture holders will be notified, under separate cover, of entrance procedures, should play be scheduled for any additional day(s) . • The cancellation of play due to rain policy does not apply to tickets for any days other than the 13 scheduled days of The Championships .

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We would strongly recommend that you plan your journey in BUSES advance, taking into account that roads and public transport There are dedicated bus services running to and from Wimbledon servicing The Championships will be heavily congested, and station direct to The Championships, and to and from Central extra time may be needed to complete your journey . London via St Pancras, Euston, Baker Street, Marble Arch and Victoria . There is an Accessibility Shuttle to and from Southfields . SOUTHFIELDS For more information on these and other local bus services please As last year, there will be no Southfields bus shuttle service see londongeneral co. uk/wimbledon. . in 2015 . This supports our aim of reducing traffic congestion along Wimbledon Park Road to create a more pleasant arrival TAXIS experience at The Championships . Taxi services operate from the taxi ranks at Southfields and Wimbledon Stations . A shuttle service also operates from the taxi An Accessibility Shuttle will remain available from Southfields for rank in Church Road (Gate 4) for Southfields and the north, and those who might experience difficulty in walking to the Grounds . Somerset Road (Gate 13) for Wimbledon and the south, as well as Walking time is approximately 15 minutes to the Grounds (Gate 1) . services to all other destinations . BUSINESS CLASS CAR SERVICE ARRIVING BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT Gerrard Cars offers an exclusive service to debenture holders JOURNEY PLANNER who wish to arrange transport to and from The Championships . The Transport for London website offers a comprehensive A chauffeur driven car will take you from your home or hotel journey planner for travelling around London by train, tube, directly to the exclusive debenture holders’ entrance at The Championships . tram and bus at journeyplanner tfl. gov. .uk . LONDON UNDERGROUND Cars can be booked by email debenture@gerrardcars co. .uk or phone: . Southfields on the District Line, seetfl gov. .uk or call TFL 020 8944 5252 on 0343 222 1234 . Advance payments and business account facilities can be SOUTH WEST TRAINS arranged if you so require . Wimbledon via South West Trains from Waterloo, see This fast and efficient service is designed to ensure you are met nationalrail co. .uk or southwesttrains co. uk. . National Rail and escorted to your waiting vehicle with the minimum of effort . enquiries 08457 484950 . • No queueing . TRAMLINK • No car park charges . Services run to Wimbledon from Croydon and the suburbs . • Business account facility available . For more information see tfl gov. .uk .

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ARRIVING BY CAR CAR PARK ENTRANCES & OPENING TIMES The All England Club is situated in a densely populated suburb Car Park 4 entrance in Somerset Road 8am of London and local roads can be heavily congested during (includes motorcycle parking) The Championships, therefore please allow plenty of time to Car Park 6 entrances in Church Road 6am complete your journey and gain access to car parks . and Home Park Road On-street parking is not permitted in any of the roads around the Car Park 8 entrance in Church Road 8am All England Club during The Championships . Offending vehicles (includes free bicycle parking) will be removed . Car Park 10 entrance in Wimbledon Park Road 6 .30am ROUTES TO THE CHAMPIONSHIPS (unreserved) Please follow the signposted routes . One-way systems operate in the Wimbledon area . MOTORCYCLES Parking for motorcycles is available in Car Park 4 at a charge of SAT NAVS £10 . This can be pre-booked through theaa com/wimbledon. or The AELTC lies between SW19 5AG and SW19 5AF . Do not use purchased on the day . the postcode SW19 5AE to locate the AELTC via Sat Nav . MINIBUSES AA ROADWATCH Parking is available in Car Park 4 at a charge of £30 Call 09068 884322 or 884 322 from a mobile for the latest on the day or £25 if booked in advance (for bookings visit reports . theaa com/wimbledon. ) . For general enquiries or to speak to The AA about bookings DEBENTURE HOLDERS’ CAR PARK 8 please contact The AA reservation team on 01256 493535 or Car Park 8 has an area especially reserved for debenture email: wimbledon .coordinator@theaa .com . holders . Late bookings for berths can be obtained directly from the AA by calling them on 01256 493535 right up to the start of The Championships . ACCESS TO THE GROUNDS In order to facilitate entry into the Grounds, debenture holders are encouraged to use Gate 4 on Church Road . Debenture holders using Car Park 8 should, once parked, follow the signs within the Golf Course marked with arrows to: Debenture Holders’ Entrance — Gate 4; exiting from the Golf Course boundary wall via the gate opposite Gate 4 on Church Road (see map on pages 2 & 3) . Debenture holders will still be able to use other public entrance gates to gain access to the Grounds .

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34 35 A—Z AT A GLANCE A—Z AT A GLANCE

AA OFFICE CHILDREN In Car Park 4, off Somerset Road inside Gate 20 . Children under the age of 16 must attend with an adult and be supervised appropriately . APP Dedicated iPhone, iPad and Android apps are available free of Children over 5 and under 12 are allowed into all courts provided charge which give news, live scores, statistics, results, schedules, they are accompanied by an adult at all times, they have their own interviews, photos and videos, plus an interactive map of the seat and do not disturb other spectators . Grounds . To download, search for ‘Wimbledon’ in the iTunes and CLOAKROOMS Google Play stores . Coats and small items can be left at the exclusive debenture AUTOGRAPHS holders’ cloakrooms located in Centre and No .1 Court . Signing sessions with players at the Fan Zone near the Aorangi CUSHIONS Pavilion . Souvenir cushions are available from The Wimbledon Shops . BABES IN ARMS AND CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS DRINKING WATER • We recommend that babes in arms and pushchairs are not See map on pages 2 & 3 for the location of drinking water brought to The Championships as the Grounds are large fountains . and crowded . FIRST AID POSTS • A ticket is not required for those under 5 . St John Ambulance runs four First Aid posts (see map on pages • Babes in arms and children under 5 are not allowed into 2 & 3) . the Show Courts (Centre, No 1,. No .2 & No .3 Courts and INFORMATION DESKS Courts 12 & 18) . A wide variety of information is available from six points around • A limited number of baby changing facilities are available but the Grounds (see map on pages 2 & 3) . there are no facilities for mothers to ‘express’ milk . LEFT LUGGAGE BANK (HSBC) Please refer to Conditions of Entry . There are no left luggage • Located just to the north of Gate 3 . facilities inside the Grounds . Left luggage facilities are provided at a number of locations outside the Grounds . Camping equipment, • Opening hours 10 .30am—8pm . tents, chairs, oversize bags, picnic hampers, thermos flasks and • ATMs are located in the Bank, the North Concourse and outside other prohibited items must be left in one of these facilities . Gate 1 (see map on pages 2 & 3) . All bags will be searched before acceptance into the left BICYCLES luggage facilities . Public bicycle racks are available free, at the owner’s risk, in Car LIVE @ WIMBLEDON Park 8 . On air, daily, throughout The Championships providing Bicycles left in other areas will be removed by the Police . information, local traffic and weather news, broadcasting live on 87 .7FM to a 4—5 mile radius from Wimbledon .

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Two further channels broadcast match commentaries from PARK & RIDE Centre Court (96 .3FM) and No .1 Court (97 .8FM) . See wimbledon com. for details . Live @ Wimbledon TV is available via wimbledon com. , the apps PASS-OUTS and on YouTube . Wristbands for pass-outs and re-entry to the Grounds are available at Gates 5 or 13 only . Portable radios with headphones are available to purchase at programme booths throughout the Grounds . PHARMACY Located in No .1 Court (Level 1) near Gate 3 . LOST PROPERTY Office is situated under No .3 Court, near Gate 13 . PHOTOGRAPHY Call 020 8971 2251 or see wimbledon com. for details . Photographs (or film) taken inside the Grounds may only be used for private, not commercial, purposes and the AELTC shall own all MUSEUM intellectual property rights . Located at Gate 4, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum is open daily throughout the year (10am—5pm, 5 .30pm in summer) and during PICNIC HAMPERS The Championships, for ticket holders only, from 9 .30am—8pm . See Security page 86 . Admission: Adults — £13 .00 PLAY TENNIS Concessions — £11 .00 Interactive game, set and match fun for children south of Court 12 . Children under 16 — £8 .00 . POLICE NEWSAGENT A Metropolitan Police office is located in the North Hall of Centre Located in No .1 Court (Level 1) near Gate 3 . Court . ORDER OF PLAY & RESULTS PROGRAMMES The full draw of the main Championships events, the daily Order In 2015, for the first time, you can purchase your official of Play and up-to-date results are displayed in the Gate 3 piazza programme in advance . You will receive a digital copy compatible and outside the Debenture Holders’ facilities at the north side of with your mobile or tablet for your day at Wimbledon, and Centre Court . afterwards receive the physical copy in the post at your home address . Details of how to take up this offer can be found on Smartphone users can download the Wimbledon App for daily wimbledon com. from 1 May . Order of Play details . Final programmes are available from PPL Sport & Leisure, Scoreboards showing point by point scores for matches on Bradford House, 39A East Street, Epsom, Surrey KT17 1BL . Centre and No .1 Courts are located on the Clubhouse and outside Tel: 0808 100 7377 . the No .1 Court stadium . REFRESHMENTS Full match information displays are available on the South See page 19 . Concourse opposite Court 4 and near Gate 5 . SELFIE STICKS Television monitors showing up to date scores, results and other In common with many other major sports and entertainment public information are situated around the Grounds . events and cultural attractions, The Championships will not allow ‘selfie sticks’ into the Grounds .

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SHOPPING SOUTH WEST TRAINS Wimbledon via South West Trains The Wimbledon Shops, in the Centre and No .1 Court stadia, from Waterloo, see nationalrail co. .uk or southwesttrains co. uk. between Gates 3 & 4 and in kiosks around the Grounds, stock all National Rail enquiries 08457 484950 . official Wimbledon merchandise and a wide range of gifts and TRAMLINK Services run to Wimbledon from Croydon and souvenirs . suburbs . For more information see tfl gov. .uk . SHOW COURTS BUSES Wimbledon station has a connecting London General Centre Court, No .1 Court, No .2 Court, No .3 Court and Courts 12 & shuttle bus service direct to The Championships . An Accessibility 18 are defined as the ‘Show Courts’ . Shuttle will operate for those eligible at Southfields Station . For SPEED OF SERVICE more information see londongeneral co. uk/wimbledon. . Try your service, compared with the professionals, at the Play CAR SERVICE Gerrard Cars offer an exclusive service to Tennis marquee south of Court 12 (proceeds to charity) . debenture holders . Cars can be booked in advance by email TELEPHONES, PUBLIC debenture@gerrardcars co. .uk or phone: 020 8944 5252 . Located inside the Grounds: TAXIS Taxi services operate from the taxi ranks at Southfields and • In Centre Court North Tunnel . Wimbledon Stations . • By Gate 13 (Lost Property office) . On departure from the Grounds: • No .1 Court stadium (Level 1), near Gate 3 . • Heading North: for Southfields or Central London use the taxi rank in Church Road (outside Gate 4) . • Outside the Grounds near Gate 9 and in Marryat Road . • Heading South: for Wimbledon and destinations to the south, TELEPHONES, CHARGING a rank is situated in Somerset Road (outside Gate 13) . Secure lockers for charging mobile devices are provided in the Centre Court business centre and the entrance to the Veranda • Taxi sharing is encouraged during peak times . restaurant in No .1 Court . These lockers are free of charge to WEATHER/SUN debenture holders and will charge your mobile device for up to Come prepared for extreme weather conditions, taking 30 minutes . appropriate measures when in the sun or rain . TELEVISION SCREEN Even on warm days, it may be cooler in the covered and/or Located at foot of Aorangi Terrace . shaded areas of the stands in Centre and No .1 Courts and an extra TOILETS layer of clothing may be required . See map on pages 2 & 3 for facilities . WEBSITE/SOCIAL MEDIA TRANSPORT For the latest news, live scores, statistics, results, schedules, The TFL website offers a comprehensive journey planner at interviews, photos and videos from The Championships visit journeyplanner tfl. gov. .uk . wimbledon com. and download our apps for iPhone, Android and iPad . Follow @wimbledon on Twitter for the very latest updates, LONDON UNDERGROUND Southfields on the District Line, see and subscribe to Wimbledon on Facebook, Instagram, Google+, tfl gov. .uk or call TFL on 0343 222 1234 . Pinterest and YouTube for exclusive behind-the-scenes insights .

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WHEELCHAIRS DO’S & DON’TS A special map/information leaflet is available at all gates with recommended routes shown on the map . DO • Leave prohibited items at Left Luggage . There are a limited number of reserved spaces for wheelchair • Leave plenty of time to reach your destination — either getting users on Centre, No .1, No .2 and No .3 Courts . into the Grounds or when moving within the Grounds . For safety reasons NO other seating on these courts may be • Switch off mobile telephones, tablets and other communication occupied by wheelchair users . devices in the stands and around the courts . • Hand in or offer your ticket for scanning, for resale on behalf of Neither St John Ambulance nor AELTC provides wheelchairs charity, as you leave the Grounds . for visitors . DO NOT WI-FI • Buy tickets from touts (Schwarzhändler, Bacarinagios, Scalpers, Wi-fi is available in the debenture restaurants and bars . The ダフ屋), they will not gain you entry . Tickets are checked at all access code can be obtained from the debenture reception desks entry gates . in Centre and No .1 Courts . • Enter or leave the stands except at a change of ends and NOT BARCLAYS ATP WORLD TOUR FINALS during a tie-break . The Barclays ATP World Tour Finals run from 15-22 November • Make a noise during a rally . 2015 . To register your interest in purchasing tickets for the season • Applaud a net cord or double fault . climax see BarclaysATPWorldTourFinals com. . • Use flash photography from the stands — automatic flashlights The AELTC Ticket Office will not be handling tickets for this event . must be suppressed . • Bring babes in arms or children under 5 into any Show Court . CONTACTING THE AELTC • Smoke within the stands of any court or in any enclosed space, General (non-ticket) Enquiries: 020 8944 1066 including on debenture balconies . Ticket Office (not ‘box office’): 020 8971 2473 • Take glass or uncovered drinks containers, hot or strong Museum Enquiries: 020 8946 6131 smelling food onto the Show Courts . The Wimbledon Shop: 020 8879 5250 • Leave items unattended at any time — they will be removed . Debenture Office: 020 8971 2341 Via wimbledon.com

42 43 RESTAURANTS & BARS RESTAURANTS & BARS

FOR DEBENTURE HOLDERS

We champion British produce, promoting the use of fresh seasonal ingredients and supporting British farmers and producers . Throughout our menus we ensure full traceability of our products so that guests know what is in our food and where it comes from . Full Menus are available on our website from June: wimbledon com/debentures.

DRESS CODE The dress code for admittance to the restaurants and bars is smart casual . In particular, we request that you and your guests do not wear torn jeans, running vests, dirty trainers or sports shorts . Tailored shorts for both ladies and gentlemen are acceptable . Gentlemen are not required to wear a jacket and tie . All debenture tickets have details of the dress code printed on them . Please note that in fairness to, and in the interests of all our guests, it is important to respect the dress code .

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CENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

SIGNATURE DISHES Guests can enjoy signature dishes created by four celebrity chefs, all renowned for their inspirational menus — Albert Roux obe, Tom Aikens, Bryn Williams and Martin Wishart . We are delighted to have worked with these chefs to create a truly exceptional experience for our guests .

AFTERNOON TEA In between matches on court, return to the Courtside for a traditional afternoon tea, and add a chilled glass of Lanson Black Label Brut NV for that little something extra . Our afternoon tea includes the classic combination of finger sandwiches and Devon scones, accompanied by a fine selection of sweet pastries, and of course strawberries and cream .

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ALBERT ROUX obe

Albert Roux obe is simply one of the most influential and revered chefs in the world . Known as the ‘godfather of gastronomy’, Roux was responsible for opening the first Michelin starred restaurant in London, Le Gavroche, and for being the inspiration behind the Roux Scholarship, training top names in cuisine including Marco Pierre White, Gordon Ramsay and Marcus Wareing .

We are extremely proud of our association with Albert Roux obe and are delighted that he has designed some signature dishes for our Courtside Restaurant menu at this year’s Championships .

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TOM AIKENS Tom Aikens is one of the UK’s most acclaimed and inspirational chefs, owing to his innovative style and creative interpretation of modern French cuisine . After he left college Tom worked at Michelin Starred, David Cavalier’s restaurant in Battersea, leaving to work for Pierre Koffman’s La Tante Claire in Chelsea, which gained a third Michelin star during his time there . Tom also worked with Philip Britten at the Capital Hotel and as a sous chef at Pied à Terre in Charlotte Street, under Richard Neat . Tom gained further inspiration and invaluable knowledge in Paris, cooking with Jöel Robuchon, and Gerard Boyer at Reims . Tom returned to the UK as Head Chef of Pied à Terre, where, at 26, he became the youngest British chef ever awarded two Michelin stars . Here he stayed for five years . In 2003, Tom’s eponymous restaurant in Chelsea opened . The restaurant upheld culinary excellence in a refreshingly relaxed setting with friendly and knowledgeable service . The restaurant was awarded 1 Michelin star . Tom Aikens opened the brasserie-style Tom’s Kitchen in Chelsea in 2006 . In conjunction with Compass Group, Tom also launched a second Tom’s Kitchen site at Somerset House including Tom’s Kitchen Terrace and Tom’s Kitchen Deli . In June 2013, Tom’s Kitchen, Deli and Bar opened in Canary Wharf and the restaurant group’s first International flagship opened in Istanbul November the same year .

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BRYN WILLIAMS Hailing from Denbigh in North Wales, Bryn’s love for cooking began when he started working at his local bakery . Since that humble beginning, Bryn has worked in some of the most prestigious kitchens in London and with some of the world’s most stellar chefs . In 1997 he began work under Marco Pierre White at The Criterion, then went on to work under Michel Roux Jnr at Le Gavroche for 3 years, he became Senior-Sous at The Orrery and then moved to open Galvin at Windows with Chris Galvin, before opening Odette’s in Primrose Hill, London for Vince Power in 2006, and taking over as Chef Patron in 2008 . Still Chef Patron of Odette’s, Bryn launched his own series on S4C, Cegin Bryn (Bryn’s Kitchen), and has cooked for the Queen’s birthday banquet as part of the Great British Menu .

52 53 THE COURTSIDE THE COURTSIDE

MARTIN WISHART Martin trained under such renowned chefs as Albert Roux, Michel Roux Jr, Marco Pierre White, Nick Nairn, and John Burton-Race . Since opening his eponymous restaurant in Edinburgh’s Port of Leith in 1999, Martin Wishart has firmly established himself as one of the UK’s most highly respected chefs, currently holding a Michelin star in two restaurants . Following the success of his Edinburgh restaurant, Martin established a sister restaurant at Cameron House Hotel in Loch Lomond, which in turn received a Michelin star in 2011 . His most recent venture is The Honours, a contemporary brasserie in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town . In addition, Martin heads up a highly-respected Cook School, located just a short distance from his Leith restaurant, co- ordinates private events under the Wishart’s Dining moniker and regularly contributes to the Glasgow Herald newspaper .

54 55 THE COURTSIDE THE COURTSIDE MENU

The Courtside Restaurant is our fine dining restaurant offering debenture holders a delicious three course luncheon menu and traditional Wimbledon afternoon tea.

SAMPLE MENU

STARTER

TOM AIKENS’ PRESSED HAM HOCK TERRINE Piccalilli

MAIN COURSE

BRYN WILLIAMS’ RUMP OF CAMBRIAN MOUNTAIN LAMB Artichoke, borlotti beans and burnt tomato

DESSERT

ALBERT ROUX’S CARAMELISED DIPLOMAT PUDDING, NECTARINE GRATIN Vanilla custard

Luncheon ...... £71.75 Afternoon Tea ...... £19.50 Champagne Afternoon Tea ...... £33.50 An optional 10% gratuity will be added to the bill

Reservations can be made for a maximum of six persons per table for luncheon. Afternoon tea is served from 3.30pm.

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PROVENANCE

CAMBRIAN MOUNTAIN LAMB – MID WALES Inspired by HRH The Prince of Wales, who is President of the Cambrian Mountains Initiative (CMI); The Cambrian Mountains comprise a distinctive upland, Welsh speaking area forming the heartland of Wales. It is an area of exceptional, unspoilt landscape that supports valued habitats, species and ways of farming that have roots stretching back to the Middle ages. The CMI premium quality Welsh lamb is born and reared in the Cambrian Mountains region of mid-Wales by a group of 21 producers who are part of the Cambrian Mountains group. The lamb producers who supply the Cambrian Mountains Lamb adhere to strict principles to ensure best practice land management, maintain valuable habitats and eco-systems and actively encourage vibrant rural communities. Native breeds in the Cambrian Mountains are from traditionally ‘hefted’ flocks on farm-assured farms that use the old ‘Hafod and Hendre’ system. After a winter in the valley, the lambs are shepherded up to the hills for the long summer grazing on natural pastureland rich in varied grasses and herbs. This results in a special, slightly lighter weight lamb (around 16—18kg) with great conformation for succulent, juicy meat with a delicate, sweet flavour. We work with the CMI to ensure that the lamb is ready for Wimbledon. It is a seasonal product and as such is available from late June so we have one farmer Rhys who brings his lambs earlier for slaughter to ensure we can have them in time for our Wimbledon menus.

58 59 THE COURTSIDE BALCONY THE COURTSIDE BALCONY

CENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

This hidden treasure offers a light bistro menu and is the perfect place for an alfresco lunch watching Wimbledon at large. There is no need to book a table in this open-air restaurant.

SAMPLE MENU

MAIN

BISTRO SALAD OF WHOLE LOBSTER Coconut rice

CONFIT OF DUCK AND NOODLE SALAD Five spice plum sauce

DESSERT

KENTISH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM The Courtside Balcony has become a very popular spot to enjoy traditional afternoon tea served from 3.30pm.

Selection of bistro salads ...... from £16.00 Afternoon Tea ...... £19.50 Champagne Afternoon Tea ...... £33.50 An optional 10% gratuity will be added to the bill

60 61 THE RENSHAW THE RENSHAW

CENTRE COURT & NO 1. COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

The Renshaw Restaurant is available all day for the exclusive use of debenture holders and is situated directly below the No.1 Court debenture holder’s lounge. Offering debenture holders a reserved table for the day with a three course luncheon and afternoon tea, a welcome glass of Pimm’s No.1 Cup or Lanson Black Label Brut NV on arrival, wines with your meal and a complimentary bar throughout the day for an inclusive price.

SAMPLE MENU

STARTER

HERITAGE TOMATO SALAD Truffle and rapeseed mayonnaise

AIR-DRIED HAM WITH A SALAD OF CHAR-GRILLED VALE OF EVESHAM ASPARAGUS, ASPARAGUS MOUSSE AND QUAILS EGGS Truffle cheese sauce

MAIN COURSE

SERVED COLD SEVERN AND WYE SALMON TASTING PLATE Poached and hot smoked salmon salad with avocado purée, compressed pickled cucumber and new potato salad with horseradish snow

SERVED HOT ROASTED COD WITH CHORIZO TORTELLINI Slow roasted cherry tomatoes and buttered spinach with a white wine cream sauce

DESSERT

LEMON CITRUS TART Compote of berries

Package Price ...... £152.50 An optional 10% gratuity will be added to the bill Reservations can be made for a maximum of six persons per table

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PROVENANCE

SMOKED AND POACHED SALMON Richard Cook, Owner of the Severn and Wye Smokery The Rivers Severn and Wye are synonymous not only with wild salmon but also with, the elver and eel, the two rivers being one of Europe’s biggest elver fisheries . Severn & Wye Smokery is situated between these two great salmon rivers on the edge of the Royal Forest of Dean . Starting with two flagship products, smoked wild salmon and smoked eel, the business has grown to produce a full range of smoked fish products . The production techniques and smoking processes are still very traditional and grading, filleting; curing and cutting are still mostly done by hand. We chip all our own oak wood for smoking, which gives our smoked products a unique distinctive taste. We can either hang or lay out the fish for smoking, depending on your preference. Richard works with the chef to develop the exact specification and flavour for our salmon at Wimbledon.

64 65 THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM

CENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

The Champions’ Room is available all day for the sole use of Centre Court debenture holders. This exclusive restaurant offers our finest service with a reserved table for the day, a sumptuous four course luncheon, afternoon tea, a welcome glass of Pimm’s No.1 Cup or Lanson White Label Brut NV on arrival, specially selected wines with your meal and a complimentary bar throughout the day for an inclusive price.

SAMPLE MENU

AMUSE

CHILLED PEA AND POACHED PRAWN SOUP WITH MINT JELLY AND GOAT’S CHEESE CREAM

STARTER

SESAME SEED CRUSTED TUNA Spring onion, chilli and garlic crisp salad with an Asian dressing

MAIN COURSE

PAN-FRIED HALIBUT WITH A PARMESAN AND THYME CRUST Buttered spinach purée, garlic confit baby leeks and sautéed chanterelle mushrooms

FROM THE SEAFOOD BAR

FRUITS DE MER Freshly shucked Cornish oysters, king prawns, Torbay crab, cockles, crayfish cocktail and a half lobster served with potato salad and dressed summer leaves

DESSERT

APRICOT AND VANILLA CREAM CHEESE WITH A LEMON SHORTBREAD CRUMB Apricot jelly

Package Price ...... £195.00 An optional 10% gratuity will be added to the bill Reservations can be made for a maximum of eight persons per table.

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PROVENANCE

HALIBUT Scottish Atlantic Halibut — Island of Gigha Gigha Halibut, based on the beautiful Scottish island of Gigha, specialises in the artisan production of sustainable Scottish Atlantic halibut . All Gigha halibut are fed with a certified organic diet using 100% fish trimmings as a source of protein and organic vegetable products as a source of carbohydrate . Therefore no pressure is placed on the global fisheries used for sourcing fish meal . Wild halibut is now listed as an endangered species. Gigha halibut offers an alternative source of halibut which helps reduce the pressure on the endangered wild stocks of halibut in the sea.

68 69 THE TERRACE THE TERRACE

CENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

The Terrace self-service restaurant provides debenture holders with high quality food and beverages throughout the day and is an ideal location for a quick lunch or afternoon tea while enjoying the wonderful view from the balcony looking out over the Tea Lawn. Light refreshments will be available from 10.30am and lunch from 11.30am. Supper dishes are available from 6pm—8pm daily. In the event of the roof being closed to ensure play due to darkness, The Terrace will be available until play re-commences under the roof. It is not possible to make reservations but the restaurant is designed to cater for a large number of diners at peak times. SAMPLE MENU

FROM THE HOT COUNTER

CARVED ROAST SIRLOIN OF BIRCHSTEAD BEEF Balsamic roasted onions and rocket served in a brioche roll FROM THE COLD COUNTER

DUO OF SMOKED SEVERN AND WYE SALMON Smoked and hot smoked salmon with avocado salsa FROM THE TERRACE SALAD BAR

THE WIMBLEDON CORONATION STYLE NORFOLK CHICKEN Toasted almonds and apricots QUINOA AND RED RICE WITH ROASTED RED PEPPERS, SOYA BEANS AND PEAS Soy and ginger dressing

SUPPER BASKETS

SPICY SWEETCORN QUESADILLA Char-grilled peppers, grated cheddar, spring onions and fresh coriander served with salsa and sour cream DESSERT

CLASSIC STRAWBERRY TART

Pricing for a main course salad starts from ...... £15.50 Light refreshments are available such as bloomer sandwiches, selection of cakes and scones, jam and clotted cream along with hot and cold beverages.

70 71 THE ROOF TOP

CENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

The Roof Top bar is an open terrace bar on top of the Centre Court building with spectacular views of the outside courts and Wimbledon Park golf course. Debenture holders can enjoy sharing platters of seafood, tapas plates, gourmet sandwiches and fine wines, Pimm’s No.1 Cup and premium bottled beers whilst enjoying the fresh air.

SAMPLE MENU

SMALL PLATES

SEVERN AND WYE OAK SMOKED SALMON BLINIS Salmon mousse and guacamole

MEZZE PLATTER Cured meats with toasted ciabatta, sun-blazed cherry tomatoes, silver skinned onions, cornichons and artichoke purée

Small plates start from ...... £10.50 Bean to cup Lavazza coffees, speciality teas and a full wine list accompany this menu in the open air haven. Due to the small size of this bar debenture holders are encouraged to arrive early.

72 73 THE GALLERY THE GALLERY

CENTRE COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

The Gallery Bar provides wonderful views over the outside courts and the London skyline and has been designed for debenture holders to enjoy a great selection of drinks in an elegant setting. Alimited food offer is available from 11am —2pm­­ for debenture holders to enjoy with their drinks. The bar remains open until 10pm or 30 minutes after the end of play, whichever is earlier. However in the event of the roof being closed to ensure play due to darkness, The Gallery will be available until play re-commences under the roof. Primarily designed as a bar for people to enjoy a drink before, during and after the main play of the day, we now offer a light luncheon food offer. Designed for guests wanting a more relaxed style of cuisine the bar serves a range of sandwiches, sushi and coffees. In addition freshly carved Severn and Wye Salmon, accompanied by a delicious lobster roll, is available from the seafood station.

74 75 THE LOUNGE THE LOUNGE

NO 1. COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

Light refreshments are available in the debenture holder’s self- service restaurant from 10.30am and lunch from 11am. It is not possible to make reservations but the restaurant is designed to cater for a large number of diners at peak times.

SAMPLE MENU

PLATED SALADS

AVOCADO PEAR WITH MARIE ROSE PRAWNS Baby gem salad

SEVERN AND WYE POACHED SALMON Lemon and dill crème fraîche

FROM THE HOT COUNTER

WEST COUNTRY PRIME STEAK BURGER Served in a brioche roll with French fries, roasted tomato chutney and garden salad

CHAR-GRILLED NORFOLK CHICKEN CAESAR SALAD A classic warm Caesar salad with parmesan and croutons

DESSERTS

KENTISH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM

CHOCOLATE TORTE WITH SALTED CARAMEL SAUCE Pricing for a main course salad starts from ...... £16.00 Light refreshments are available such as bloomer sandwiches, a selection of cakes and scones, jam and clotted cream along with hot and cold beverages.

76 77 THE VERANDA THE VERANDA

NO 1. COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

Overlooking courts 14 and 15 this open-air restaurant has an innovative canopy that provides protection from bright sunshine and rain. For lunch, an exciting Italian menu offers a range of antipasti, stone baked pizzas, delicious pasta dishes, specially selected wines and, of course, strawberries and cream. Afternoon tea and a light bites menu are available throughout the rest of the day.

SAMPLE MENU

ANTIPASTI

INSALATA DI LATTUGHINO PERA E GORGONZOLA Baby gem salad with pears and a gorgonzola dressing

CARNE E PESCE

POLLO AI FUNGHI Garlic marinated chicken breast with sautéed forest mushrooms, wilted baby spinach, rosemary roasted potatoes and herb oil

PIZZAS AND PASTA

RUSSO Grilled chicken slices and roasted peppers with mozzarella and tomato

LASAGNE AL FORNO Rich beef Bolognese layered with pasta and creamy white sauce served with a mixed salad 2–course menu ...... £26.00

DOLCE E FORMAGGI

TORTA CREMA DI LIMONE Sicilian lemon custard tart

78 79 THE NO.1 BAR THE NO 1. BAR

NO 1. COURT DEBENTURE HOLDERS

This open-air bar for the exclusive use of debenture holders is built above the South East staircase and overlooks the main concourse and Court 17. A selection of freshly made sandwich platters and sushi is available from 11am—2pm for debenture holders to enjoy with their drinks. Please don’t hesitate to view this bar as your base for the day, relaxing with a drink and enjoying the stunning views intermixed with the fantastic tennis action on No.1 Court.

80 81 WINES WINES

A SELECTION OF OUR CHAMPAGNE AND FINE WINES TASARI INZOLIA 2014 – ITALY AVAILABLE DURING THE TOURNAMENT ABV 12 .5%...... £21 .50 Tasari produce traditional Sicilian wines with a modern twist . LANSON BLACK LABEL BRUT NV Made from the Inzolia grape which is native to Sicily, this is crisp, ABV 12 .5%...... £70 .00 refreshing and aromatic, with delicate citrus and apple flavours . Mouth-watering and uplifting, it’s great as an aperitif . Black Label’s fresh aromas combine the impression of vitality and DOMINGO MARTIN ALBARINO 2013 – SPAIN spring-time scents, together with hints of toast and honey . ABV 12 .5%...... £31 .50 The delightful Angela Martin and her husband Andrew McCarthy LANSON ROSÉ LABEL BRUT NV run the Castro Martin estate in Rias Baixas, on Spain’s Galician ABV 12 .5%...... £76 .00 coast, where production of Albarino at their bodega can be Pale salmon colour and a taste of fresh, succulent summer berries traced back to as far as 1887 . This has rich and generous flavours make it a perfect accompaniment for summer . Aromas of roses of ripe peaches and pears, backed by a vivid streak of lemon and and fruit predominate, with discrete notes of red berries . mineral acidity . LANSON WHITE LABEL SEC CHABLIS TERROIRS DE CHABLIS PATRICK PIUSE 2013 - FRANCE ABV 12 .5%...... £75 .00 ABV 13% ...... £46 .00 Uniquely crafted for an exceptional sublime softer taste, flavours Patrick Piuse is something of an outsider in Chablis . A French- of white fruit develop, grow and contribute to the persistent Canadian by birth, he caught the wine bug whilst managing a bar sensation . The finish, with a soft chalk-minerality and freshness, in Montreal and soon decided he wanted to get his hands dirty gives the seal of the Lanson signature . in the vineyards . He is already regarded as one of the region’s LANSON EXTRA AGE hottest winemaking talents . His philosophy is simple: source small ABV 12 .5%...... £90 .00 parcels of top notch grapes that truly reflect their terroir, and this To maintain a style that has combined both complexity and commitment to quality and fidelity to the land shines through in freshness since 1760, Extra Age marries the outstanding characters his wines . His Chablis is steely and taut, with intense flavours of of several great vintages: 2000, 2002 and 2004 . The aromatic crisp green apple, lime and pear . palette of this exceptional champagne will delight you with its MEURSAULT VILLAGES MICHELOT 2012 – FRANCE intensity and complexity . Extra Age has a strong backbone, full ABV 13% ...... £62 .50 bodied and complex with a finale of finesse and freshness . This wine is from the village of Meursault in Burgundy and is a classic Meursault in just about every way; nutty, toasty oak WHITE with citrus, apple and melon fruit . The grape variety used is JACOB’S CREEK CLASSIC PINOT GRIGIO 2014 – AUSTRALIA Chardonnay but the wine has a much fuller style than Chablis . ABV 11 .5%...... £19 .50 This grape variety is strongly influenced by the winemaking approach . Rather than a French Pinot Gris style, which is soft and oily, our winemakers chose the Italian Grigio style, which is clean and vibrant with a touch of mineral acidity . A soft and easy drinking wine with a ripe tropical fruit character and a mellow finish .

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RED

JACOB’S CREEK CLASSIC SHIRAZ 2013 – AUSTRALIA ABV 13 .5%...... £19 .50 This medium-bodied Shiraz has generous flavours of pepper, plum and spicy fruit, with subtle hints of toasted oak . The palate is medium-bodied with vibrant fruit flavours of spicy plum and blackberry .

TERRE DI GIUMARA FRAPPATO – NERELLO MASCALESE IGT SICILIA 2013 – ITALY ABV 14% ...... £22 .50 When Mario Manini met Stefano Caruso it sparked a long-held dream to produce wines from native grapes in the historical winemaking region of Marsala in Western Sicily . This wine is a blend of local varieties Frappato and Nerello Mascalese; it is rich and refreshing with jammy red fruits, summer herbs, and a touch of violet .

FLEURIE MILLESIME CAVE DE FLEURIE 2013 – FRANCE ABV 13% ...... £36 .50 Cave de Fleurie dates back to the First World War when the women of the village tended the vines whilst the men were at the front line . This is a light, fresh and fruity style of wine with lots of juicy, strawberry flavours .

CHÂTEAUNEUF DU PAPE ROUGE CHÂTEAU ST-JEAN 2011 – FRANCE ABV 14% ...... £49 .50 One of the oldest regions in the Rhône Valley, Châteauneuf du Pape is famous for its full-bodied, peppery red made from Grenache and Syrah and packed with blackberries and dark fruit .

MAGARI IGT TOSCANA GAJA TOSCANA 2012 – ITALY ABV 14 .5%...... £59 .50 Back in 1965, a young Angelo Gaja famously walked into the best restaurant in Milan and convinced the owner to put his first vintage, the Gaja 1961 Barbaresco, on the wine list . This wine has all the power and velvety lushness that Gaja wines are known for; it is rich and soft, with perfumes of Mediterranean herbs and ripe fruit .

84 85 SECURITY SECURITY

Our desire to protect the safety and security of all our visitors means that comprehensive security measures will be in place for The Championships, including extensive searches (of bags, vehicles and the person) on entry to the Grounds and the Show Courts . Please note all the restrictions on bag sizes (see page 11) and prohibited items (below) — which will be enforced . The speed of entry to the Grounds is decreased dramatically when multi-pocketed bags/backpacks are presented . Any prohibited items inadvertently brought to The Championships can be deposited at left luggage facilities outside the Grounds . Any items discovered after entry through the gates will be confiscated and cannot be collected on exit . Prohibited items The following items are prohibited from the Grounds:

86 87 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY TO THE GROUNDS

THE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIMBLEDON 2015 Entry to the Grounds of the All England Lawn Tennis Club requires a valid ticket, authorised voucher or pass issued by or on behalf of The All England Lawn Tennis Club (Championships) Limited (“AELTC”), which must be retained at all times and implies acceptance of the following conditions which have been established for the safety and enjoyment of all our visitors and may be amended from time to time: SAFETY AND SECURITY The AELTC reserves the right to limit items which may be brought into the Grounds and to search bags, vehicles and the person before granting entry to the Grounds and other specific facilities within the Grounds. PROHIBITED ITEMS The following items are prohibited from the Grounds: • Any bag exceeding 40cm x 30cm x 30cm (16” x 12” x 12”); • Hard-sided containers/items – such as picnic hampers/cool boxes, flasks and camping chairs; • Any item which may be interpreted as a potential weapon and/or compromise public safety, including sharp or pointed objects (e.g. knives, large corkscrews), ‘personal protection’ sprays and fireworks/flares; • Large flags (over 2’ x 2’), banners, rattles, klaxons or oversized hats; • Any objects or clothing bearing political statements or commercial identification intended for ‘ambush marketing’. Visitors in possession of prohibited items may be refused entry or ejected from the Grounds. ALCOHOL AND REFRESHMENTS Alcohol may be brought into the Grounds but is limited to the equivalent of one bottle of wine or Champagne (750ml) or two cans of beer (500ml) or two cans of premixed aperitifs per person. Bottles of spirits or fortified wines will not be allowed into the Grounds. The consumption of alcohol is permitted only in public bars and other authorised areas. Glass drinking vessels may not be used on the Show Courts; all drinks taken onto the Show Courts must be covered to avoid spillage. Hot and/or strong smelling food may not be taken onto the Show Courts. The AELTC reserves the right to refuse entry to the stands of any court to anyone carrying alcohol and to ask anyone drinking alcohol in the stands to leave. BEHAVIOUR The use of any annoying or dangerous behaviour, foul or abusive language or obscene gestures, the removal of shirts or any clothing likely to cause offence and the climbing onto any building, wall or other structure/equipment and the use of wheeled footwear is forbidden and may result in ejection from the Grounds. COURTS Unauthorised persons are not permitted on the courts at ANY time. PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILMING The use of photographic equipment must not inconvenience any other person in the Grounds. Still photographs, film, videotape or other audio-visual material recorded within the Grounds may not be sold, used or published commercially in any way whatsoever unless authorised by the AELTC and may be confiscated by the AELTC if such usage is suspected. AELTC shall own all intellectual property rights in materials taken or recorded in the Grounds. MOBILE TELEPHONES, TABLETS, COMMUNICATIONS DEVICES AND RADIOS The use of mobile telephones, computers or other electronic devices, communication devices, audio-visual equipment or radios must not inconvenience fellow spectators or any other person in the Grounds or be used to capture or transmit data for the purposes of assisting betting or gambling or any commercial purpose; in particular they must be SWITCHED OFF in and around the courts in play. Personal headphones must be used when listening to radios inside the Grounds. Betting is prohibited in the Grounds at all times. TICKETS Championships tickets may not be bought, sold or distributed without lawful authority. FILMING AND BROADCASTING AT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS During the Wimbledon fortnight, various filming, photography and broadcasting takes place. By your presence at The Championships, you grant your permission for your likeness and voice to be included in pictures and/or on film and their exploitation and advertising without compensation or credit. THE AELTC RESERVES THE RIGHT FOR ITS AUTHORISED EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, CONTRACTORS AND POLICE OFFICERS TO REMOVE FROM THE GROUNDS ANY PERSON WHO CONTRAVENES THE ABOVE ‘CONDITIONS OF ENTRY’ AND ANY PERSON WHOSE PRESENCE AND/OR BEHAVIOUR IN THE GROUNDS COULD REASONABLY BE CONSTRUED AS DANGEROUS, A NUISANCE OR ANNOYANCE TO ANY OTHER PERSON IN THE GROUNDS. AS OF SEPTEMBER 2014 88