tickets for wimbledon?

looks like I'll be in london next week with a chance to head to wimbledon on 6/30. I'd like to purchase good tickets for my client and me. It seems to me we have a pretty big uk contingent, anyone know where I can find tickets?

tia,

I'm not a member of Quintessentially. We're staying at a good hotel in london, perhaps the concierge can help? The client is also a friend, so if we can just show up and buy tickets good outside the gate, that will work...but if I take him to wimbledon and we don't end up getting seats, that will be a problem.

some questions: at the us open, you can be arrested for transacting a sale within 1000 feet (or so) of the stadium. It would be considered poor form for my client and I to be arrested. Is that a worry?

Do I need to worry about ticket fakes? At the open, I know what the tickets look like, not so sure here.

Finally, he's afraid of subways. How much is a taxi from central london to wimbledon?

thanks for all the help,

no, I'm not, but it's a very good hotel.

thank you, this is most helpful.

thought I'd update this thread with my experience. In the end, two debenture tickets for the day I could go would have been more than $2000 each. I might have been able to purchase tickets to court 1 for about $600 each but I became nervous about scammers...they were definitely out there ("my paypal account doesn't work because my wife is out of the country..."). I did have two people offer to let my buy one of their tickets at cost but I wanted to take my client. I finished up work around two (it was the day federer lost, murray beat tsonga), and I just had to go as I wasn't sure when I'd have another opportunity. Took the train out and waited on the famous queue for a grounds pass. They only let people in as other people left but after an hour I was through the turnstile. I checked the schedule and it was mostly juniors on the outer courts so I headed to the resale window. There was a 2 hour wait for center court and court 1 but court 2 was immediately available. Five pounds and five minutes later, I was in the 3rd row watching the bryan brothers. The next match was mixed dubs with stosur and clijsters, a lot of fun. The last match was another mixed doubles match but I thought it would be good to watch the end of the murray match on henman hill. In all, a great time...definitely a more charming venue than the US open but maybe lacking the buzz of a big night match. Perhaps that's not fair as I never saw a center court match. If I play my cards right I can get back there next year with a little more planning. thanks again for everyone's help.