Let's start with Wimbledon. 20 15 went to London in the summer vacation, especially to see Wimbledon. However, due to the particularity of Wimbledon, it is difficult for tourists to buy tickets for the semi-finals or finals.
There are roughly three ways to buy tickets at Wimbledon, 1. Send a letter to the organizing Committee in advance to draw lots, 2. Grab the ticket on the same day through Ticketmaster, but the seats are average, 3. Queue up all night to buy tickets before the game, but only tickets except finals and semi-finals can be bought in this way. So I finally got the tickets for the 1/4 finals by queuing all night, and the seats were very good (100, the first row to watch the game).
The particularity of Wimbledon makes it difficult for tourists to buy tickets for the final.
Let's talk about the network. After studying in France for two years, it is easy to see the French Open. You can grab tickets through the French Open official website about two to three months in advance. The organizing Committee will inform you online in advance, so you must pay attention to or subscribe to the email yourself.
The most economical ticket for the final is about 200 euros, so it should be more operable and cost-effective to buy tickets for the four Grand Slams.
When grabbing tickets online, refresh before 10:00, and you should pay attention to whether you are already in the queue, but when your queue order comes out, you can't refresh it again, or you will have to do it again! It is likely to start at around 1000 and refresh to 10000. . . Because there will be many people at that time. I am in the top 1000, so I can easily buy tickets for the finals. The mechanism of buying tickets on the website is equivalent to waiting in line and letting a group of people in at a time. These people are randomly selected within 20 minutes, and only the last one can get in, so it is not difficult to prepare credit cards in advance, choose seats and get tickets for the finals.