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We were in the lounge from half two and nobody rushed us. Three courses, a proper table, and the seats were on the halfway line rather than tucked in a corner like the last hospitality package we bought elsewhere. The host met us at the entrance and found us again at half time.”

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Booked a suite for eight clients. One invoice, one contact, and everything arrived when they said it would. The terrace above the pit lane is worth the money on its own. You hear the cars before you see them.”

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I left it far too late and assumed we would be at the back. Ended up lower tier, centre block, and the price was less than the resale sites were asking for the upper tier. Confirmation came through in about a minute.”

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Lunch and tea in the box were excellent and the balcony was side-on to the wicket, which is where you want to be. Parking was further from the ground than I expected, so it is worth asking about in advance rather than assuming.”

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Centre Court debenture seats for my father’s seventieth. They talked me through what a debenture actually is instead of just taking the booking, and the lounge access meant he could sit down between matches.”

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Simple booking, four seats together, no fuss and no fees added at the end. The price on the site was the price I paid, which is not something I can say about the last two tickets I bought online.”