The royal box was installed for the first time in the southern stand at Wimbledon’s Center short when the land was originally opened in 1922.
Since then, the region separated from 74 places has welcomed celebrities, athletes, royalty and other famous faces every day of the tournament.
The guests do not have to queue or pay for the entrance, and are also invited to have lunch before the start of the game as well as tea and drinks after the end of the game. These events take place in the adjacent clubhouse.
The guests receive invitations by the president of the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC), who since 2023 is the former professional player Debbie Jevans.
Jevans takes into account the suggestions of the AELTC management committee, Lawn Tennis Association and other tennis organizations and prominent figures when selecting high -level guests.
Customers who take one of the wicker chairs with a dark green Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd can include less recognizable faces such as business partners, delegates, dignitaries and media professionals, as well as household names.
The British royal family is regularly invited, as well as other heads of state such as presidents and prime ministers.
