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I camped out for over six hours – The Queue is still the most fun way to do Wimbledon

The century-old tradition has become a global bucket list experience – and in spite of rocketing waiting times and no guarantee of entry to the grounds, the sense of camaraderie remains unmatched, says Katie Strick

Raccontata danytimes.comtheage.com.auindependent.co.uk

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independent.co.ukStai leggendo1 g fa

I camped out for over six hours – The Queue is still the most fun way to do Wimbledon

The century-old tradition has become a global bucket list experience – and in spite of rocketing waiting times and no guarantee of entry to the grounds, the sense of camaraderie remains unmatched, says Katie Strick

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theage.com.au1 g fa

This famous queue attracts celebs and thousands of fans. By 8.30am it was chaos

Fans pitch tents and line up for 24 hours to secure the remaining Wimbledon tickets. This year, the Princess of Wales popped in to check on them. We go behind the scenes of The Queue.

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nytimes.com3 g fa

The Wimbledon Queue: Where friendships are formed and sometimes even love is found

Thousands of tennis fans join the Wimbledon queue each day for a Grand Slam experience like no other.

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  1. mercoledì 1 luglio 2026·nytimes.com

    The Wimbledon Queue: Where friendships are formed and sometimes even love is found

    Thousands of tennis fans join the Wimbledon queue each day for a Grand Slam experience like no other.

  2. venerdì 3 luglio 2026·theage.com.au

    This famous queue attracts celebs and thousands of fans. By 8.30am it was chaos

    Fans pitch tents and line up for 24 hours to secure the remaining Wimbledon tickets. This year, the Princess of Wales popped in to check on them. We go behind the scenes of The…

  3. venerdì 3 luglio 2026·independent.co.uk

    I camped out for over six hours – The Queue is still the most fun way to do Wimbledon

    The century-old tradition has become a global bucket list experience – and in spite of rocketing waiting times and no guarantee of entry to the grounds, the sense of camaraderie…