Tennis fans visiting Wimbledon this year will need to dig deeper into their pockets as prices for food and beverages at the prestigious tournament have risen across the board.
The cost of a pint of draught beer has jumped by 35p compared to last summer's prices.
A pint of Stella Artois now costs £8.85, whilst Guinness is priced at £8.45. Bottled beers have also seen a 30p increase.
The traditional glass of Pimm's, a Wimbledon favourite, will set spectators back £12.25, representing a 30p rise from the previous year.
Tennis fans visiting Wimbledon this year will need to dig deeper into their pockets as prices for food and beverages at the prestigious tournament have risen across the board
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These increases come as the Championships prepare to welcome crowds to the south-west London venue.
For those seeking a more luxurious experience, champagne prices have climbed significantly.
A bottle of Lanson Le Rose Creation Brut now costs £100.90, marking an increase of nearly £4 from last year.
Wimbledon beer prices have risen by 35p for this year's tournament
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The most expensive champagne option, Lanson Le White Label Sec, is priced at £104.95, also up by £4. Soft drinks at the Walled Garden Bar have risen by approximately 15p per 330ml serving.
Perhaps most notably, water bottles now cost £5, a substantial increase from last summer's £2.95 for a 750ml bottle.
However, organisers have introduced a reusable bottle system that allows spectators to obtain free refills throughout the day, potentially offsetting the initial cost for those staying at the grounds.
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Food prices have also climbed at this year's Championships, with the iconic strawberries and cream experiencing their first price increase in 15 years. The traditional treat now costs £2.70, following a 20p rise.
Confectionery items at The Larder have seen mixed fortunes.
A bag of Skittles or Haribo will cost £5, each up by 40p from the previous year. However, a packet of Minstrels at £4.40 is actually 20p cheaper than last summer.
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For those seeking more substantial fare, a sausage roll is priced at £5.10, whilst a Cornish pasty costs £6.80. The sushi selection represents the priciest food option at £15.10.
The price comparisons reveal that whilst Wimbledon's beer costs have risen, they remain lower than some other sporting events. Premier League darts fans recently faced prices of £9.25 for the cheapest pint at their final.
Despite the increases, spectators will still have access to various food and drink options throughout the grounds.
Wimbledon fans have travelled in their droves to watch the action at the All England Club this summer
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The Larder offers hot snacks, crisps and sweets alongside the more substantial items.
The new refillable water bottle scheme represents a significant change from previous years, potentially providing better value for those spending extended periods at the tournament.
With matches often lasting several hours, the free refill option could prove popular amongst budget-conscious tennis enthusiasts.
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