We went to Toronto for the World Cup, we’ve had the most incredible welcome. We’re not the best at football but I’m so proud to be Scottish. Thank you for giving us this…memories and friends for life ❤️💙🏴
@Livieparis2024@Spyracik@violetsnvalium You had to register by late Sep for the draw but find out earlier if you’ve been successful, giving you time to book flights/hotel. We had to take a chance on the French open and book flights/hotel hoping we were successful. We were not and had to pay over the odds for tickets
@Livieparis2024@Spyracik@violetsnvalium Also tickets for RG is a ballot now…same as Wimbledon but without the option to buy on the day via the queue. You should try the queue, it’s brilliant fun, and if you’re happy with a ground pass, then it’s only a few hours with fellow tennis fans all happy to be there
@Livieparis2024@Spyracik@violetsnvalium Getting tickets for Wimbledon is far easier than the French Open. At worst with Wimbledon you can queue for a grounds pass and then buy a resale ticket for the show courts. US Open was the easiest to get tickets for but our least favourite to attend. We’ve not been to AO, yet!
@BarclayCard18 We’re also there tomorrow but sadly don’t have a ticket to sell. We were on centre today (still there) and court 3 tomorrow. Hope you get one 🤞
@zarkov61@BarclayCard18 I’m in centre court. It was pretty full for most of the Alcaraz-Fognini match then I think everyone left to get out of the heat. It’s stifling in here and now pretty empty. We were also at the French Open this year…centre court is packed in comparison.
@Livieparis2024 We were there yesterday. Suzanne Lenglen during the day and Chartier at night. We transferred our Chartier tickets to two lovely women from Germany who didn’t have tickets and we went to watch a women’s match on an outside court. It was the best match we’d seen all day.