Wimbledon reports record attendance of 550,151 over the two-week Championships, the All England Club says. The figure is slightly higher than last year and represents an increase of 1,381 compared with 2025, according to the club’s announcement. Multiple outlets attribute the rise to the tournament running without rain disruptions, with this year marking the first rain-free Wimbledon fortnight since 2019.
The reports also note that Wimbledon’s attendance remains lower than that of the other three Grand Slam tournaments in overall totals. However, this year’s grass-court event adds to a year-on-year upward trend in crowd numbers.
The record attendance covers the main tournament period of the 139th edition of Wimbledon. Organisers highlight that improved weather conditions allow more scheduled play to be completed without rain-related interruptions, which can support stronger day-to-day turnout.
