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Following extensive refurbishment the museum is open with new digital displays tracing the history of lawn tennis. A cinema with 3-D effects explains the science of the game, a holograph of John McEnroe roams the dressing room, interviews with players are broadcast on TV screens and an interactive area allows visitors to handle racquets, test their reaction skills in simulation games and have their picture taken with the singles trophies. New additions to the memorabilia collections include outfits worn in the 2007 Championships by Roger Federer, Jamie Murray, Jelena Jankovic and the kit Tim Henman wore at his last ever match at Wimbledon. New displays include an exhibition dedicated to Fred Perry, featuring the player's shorts and cigarette box, as well as CentreCourt360, a viewing platform offering a 360â view of the arena.
Following extensive refurbishment the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum is open with new digital displays tracing the history of lawn tennis. A cinema...
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Times Daily 10.30am-5pm (during the championships the museum is open to tournament ticket holders only)
Prices £8.50, concs £7.50, children £4.75 incl audio guide; mus & tour £15.50, concs £13.75, children £11
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