UK padel court prices: what clubs actually charge per hour

How much does padel cost in the UK?

Most UK padel courts are booked by the court, not by the player, for 60 or 90 minutes, and split four ways. So a £40 court is £10 each.

Two national figures are worth knowing, and they measure different things. Oxygen Consulting's 2026 UK Padel Report puts the median peak price across the nine largest UK operators at £42 a court hour. Playskan's UK report dated 23 October 2026 puts the average listed price at £34 per court hour. One is a peak median across the biggest chains, the other averages listed hourly prices across opening hours, so they shouldn't be compared directly.

Oxygen also asked players what they think is fair for a weekday evening booking between 6pm and 9pm: £18 to £28 indoors, £15 to £25 outdoor covered, £13 to £21 uncovered. Oxygen is explicit that those are player value benchmarks, not recommended prices. Clubs can charge more and plenty do, but the premium has to be earned by the experience: weather protection, comfort, facilities, reliability.

The table below checks one named venue from each of the 48 multisite operators in our directory. Rates come from the operator's own venue page or public booking listing. Only clearly stated public hourly rates are included. Check the linked booking system before paying.

What moves the price. Court type, facilities and local demand can affect the rate. Evenings and weekends are peak almost everywhere. Some clubs charge one rate all day, and some put their best rates behind a membership.

If you're pricing a club. The national figures above are a starting point, not a target. Your price is set by what's within twenty minutes of you and by what your building offers beyond the court. Our guide to padel club profitability shows how price and occupancy combine into revenue per court.

Operators: if a price here is wrong or out of date, email us and we'll re-read it.