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Debenture Guide 2 0 15 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 2 MAP OF THE GROUNDS MAP OF THE GROUNDS No.1 COURT A B DEBENTURE HOLDERS TO THE QUEUE THE RENSHAW COMPETITORS’ PRACTICE TO CAR PARK 10 THE LOUNGE COURTS TO SOUTHFIELDS THE VERANDA THE No.1 BAR CAR PARK 4 CHURCH ROAD E 18 19 FANZONE PRACTICE COURT VIEWING ST MARY’S GATE AORANGI PAVILION LARGE SCREEN TV DEBENTURE CAR PARK 8 HOLDERS’ AORANGI TERRACE CAR PARK 8 TISH TENN TICKET RESALE RI IS B RSHIP BE SU ROUTE TO S S M IT P ACCESS TO AORANGI FOOD COURT P E E O O M 1 1 DEBENTURE N ST MARY’S N HOLDERS’ S AORANGI CAFÉ S CONSERVATORY KITCHEN L L O O . T WALK T ENTRANCE R No.1 . FOOD VILLAGE A S GATE 4 ’ . ROSE ARBOUR S COURT U LOWER LEVEL: I T THE AA E PHARMACY NEWSAGENT CENTRE COURT TO 18 19 D DEBENTURE HOLDERS WIMBLEDON LEVEL 3: COMMON 17 MATCH STATISTICS OFFICIAL BANKING PARTNER THE TERRACE S O THE COURTSIDE M 20 HSBC BANK E THE COURTSIDE BALCONY R S AELTC OFFICES BROADCAST E 14 15 16 17 THE CHAMPIONS’ ROOM T CENTRE R NON-TICKET HOLDERS’ LEVEL 4: D 3 NORTH CONCOURSE ENTRANCE (VIA THE QUEUE) THE GALLERY NEWSTEAD WAY 16 FRED MUSEUM (VIA WIMBLEDON SHOP) LEVEL 5: LIFT D PERRY D THE ROOFTOP STATUE 4 15 PRESS CENTRE LEVEL 5 TAXIS TO SOUTHFIELDS (NORTH) CAR PARK WINGFIELD RESTAURANT 3 ST MARY’S WALKST MARY’S WALK COMPETITORS’ COMPLEX CENTRE LONG BAR & LAWN BUFFET KEY COURT 14 LIFT TEA LAWN MEMBERS’ ENCLOSURE TICKET COLLECTION OFFICE UNRESERVED SEATING ACCREDITATION OFFICE TOILETS FOR THOSE IN THE QUEUE 13 SOUTH CONCOURSE MEETING TREE LOST PROPERTY 5 NON-TICKET HOLDERS’ ENTRANCE LAST 8 CLUB VIA THE TURNSTILES TAXIS TO WIMBLEDON (SOUTH) CAR PARK No.3 4 5 6 7 5 TICKET HOLDERS’ ENTRANCES CAFÉ PERGOLA PRIVATE AND CONTRACTORS’ THE BASELINE ENTRANCES 8 9 10 11 CAR PARK 6 DEBENTURE ENTRANCE ST MARY’S WALKST MARY’S WALK 6 DEBENTURE FACILITIES 12 7 ATM 12 BANDSTAND CAR PARK 1 D No.2 DESIGNATED WHEELCHAIR PARK & RIDE VIEWING – AORANGI TERRACE VICTORIA, MARBLE ARCH DRINKING FOUNTAIN & ST PANCRAS MARRYAT ROAD FIRST AID CHURCH ROAD THE BAKERY PLAY TENNIS INFORMATION 11a COURT BUFFET A LEFT LUGGAGE WIMBLEDON PRIVATE MARQUEES MUSEUM PRIVATE MARQUEES 11 8,9 RECOMMENDED ROUTES FOR WHEELCHAIR USERS SOMERSETSOMERSET ROADROAD REFRESHMENTS STEPS TAXI STAND TELEPHONE THE WIMBLEDON SHOP TOILETS TO WIMBLEDON AS OF MARCH 2015 AND VILLAGE YARDS 50 100 USED TENNIS BALL KIOSK MAP OF THE GROUNDS 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 . 4 5 FACILITIES FACILITIES 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 6 7 FACILITIES FACILITIES 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 3 30 8 GANGWAYS 26, 30 33 28 B C 10 11 GANGWAYS 8, 12 26 12 LEVEL 2 Key 31 24 13 14 1 THE RENSHAW Wheelchairs 29 15 A 16 22 27 25 20 18 19 17 SOUTHEASTHALL LEVEL SOUTHWESTHALL ENTRANCES B C LEVEL LEVEL GANGWAYS 23 21 GANGWAYS LEVEL LEVEL GANGWAYS GANGWAYS No.1 COURT 1 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 .
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