Proud to be the Official Connectivity Partner of Wimbledon
This summer, Vodafone is celebrating its fifth year as a proud partner of Wimbledon
To make sure you can get in on the action, we are giving you some exclusive opportunities to win tickets to this year's Championships. Read on for further info on where you can enter. Please note that individual competition terms and conditions will apply.
Your front-row seat to the world of tennis
‘The Set’ with Andy & Jamie Murray is poised to become one of the world’s leading tennis entertainment platforms.
Featuring exclusive content with global superstars, including expert masterclasses, challenges, road trips, behind-the-scenes access, and much more.
Where would you hide at Wimbledon?
For a chance to win Centre Court tickets, check out the Wimbledon Hide and Seek video on the @VodafoneUK Instagram page to find out how to enter. Terms and conditions apply.
Win tickets through VeryMe Rewards
Head to VeryMe Rewards for your last chance to win a pair of Wimbledon tickets – Ground Pass, No.1 Court, or Centre Court! Plus, there are weekly prizes, unforgettable experiences, and dream wins up for grabs.
Play Your Way to Wimbledon, powered by Vodafone
‘Play Your Way to Wimbledon’, powered by Vodafone and its inclusive categories, returns for 2026.
Play Your Way to Wimbledon (PYWTW) is the UK’s largest mass participation tennis competition. The 2023 competition saw the introduction of wheelchair, visually impaired, and learning disability categories. In the future, we could see new categories like para-standing and deaf tennis.
Entries for the 2026 competition closed in February, with thousands of players from clubs, parks, and schools across the UK stepping forward – with rackets in hand – to take part. Powered by Vodafone, the competition helps more people get on court, build confidence, and play their way towards the iconic grass of Wimbledon.
How we helped visually impaired fans at Wimbledon 2023
We used our 5G technology to help visually impaired tennis fans watch the live action on Centre Court and Number 1 Court.
Using live footage from local TV cameras, the 5G-powered headsets developed by GiveVision enhanced the footage to suit the wearer's specific sight profile, which helped them enjoy the championship.