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Where to play padel in New York and how to book

For a game in New York, start with Mink Padel. Check the session directly with the club and map the journey all the way to the entrance.

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Brooklyn Bridge, New York

For a game in New York, start with Mink Padel. Check the session directly with the club and map the journey all the way to the entrance.

New York has no single centre. The Harlem and Williamsburg venues belong to different daily plans. Give Manhattan and Brooklyn their own time instead of switching sides after every match. A suitable subway connection makes the enormous map manageable.

The venues up close

Mink Padel

Two outdoor courts in Manhattan. The indoor lounge does not make these indoor courts. Check open sessions and rental equipment in the booking system.

439 West 127th Street, New York, NY 10027 · Mink Padel

Padel Haus Williamsburg

Four indoor and three rooftop courts in Williamsburg. Changing rooms, showers and a café are listed. Select indoor or rooftop deliberately; this location is in Brooklyn.

307 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249 · Padel Haus Williamsburg

Before you pay for a court

Question Why it matters
Court or match? Hiring a court gives your group the space. If you need partners, ask for an open match at your level.
What is included? Ask for the court fee, racket hire and balls as separate amounts. Divide the total once you know how many people are playing.

A question players ask

Where can I check availability?

Use the operator link for Mink Padel above. Check the date, local start time and court type for the specific session.

For your trip

The 50-page English edition brings the venue profiles, city planning notes and on-court practice together. Get the New York Padel Travel Guide (PDF). More on the city: Padel in New York: venues, base and articles.

Read next · Two days in New York: padel and city walks · Your New York padel session: The lob creates space

Planning sources · Mink Padel · Routes and timetables

Pont de Brooklyn de nuit - Octobre 2008 edit.jpg · Martin St-Amant (S23678) · CC BY 3.0

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