Book a padel court in New York City
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New York is the leading padel market in the United States. From almost nothing in 2022, the city now has more than 30 dedicated padel venues across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and beyond. Demand has consistently run ahead of supply: prime-time evening slots in Manhattan and Brooklyn book out within 1-3 minutes of the Playtomic window opening, and Saturday morning courts go even faster.
This page covers the main NYC venues currently on Playtomic, typical booking windows, observed pricing, and how Padel Snipe captures the slots that disappear before manual users can refresh.
Why booking padel in NYC is harder than it should be
NYC padel has the same structural problem as every fast-growing padel city: demand grows about three times faster than court supply. The city had fewer than 5 dedicated padel venues in 2022. By 2026 that number has crossed 30, but the player base has grown even faster, from a few thousand to roughly 50,000 active players in the five boroughs and the closer suburbs.
Result: weekday evenings 6pm-9pm at Manhattan and Brooklyn venues, and Saturday-Sunday mornings, behave like Madrid prime-time. Slots vanish in 60-180 seconds. Manual users with phones in hand and timers set still routinely lose to users running scripts. Padel Snipe collapses the gap by firing the booking request faster than any human can click.
The main NYC padel venues
Padel Haus Williamsburg
Brooklyn flagship in Williamsburg, on the East River waterfront. Multiple indoor courts with premium glass and professional surface, lounge area, racket rental. Especially busy weekday evenings (drawing both Brooklyn locals and Manhattan commuters via the L train). Bookings via Playtomic.
Pricing observed: $90-130/court/hour. Booking window typically D-7.
Padel Brooklyn (Greenpoint)
Greenpoint location with several indoor courts. Mix of casual and competitive players. The community is active and organizes weekly tournaments. Walking distance from the G train.
Pricing: $85-120/court/hour. Booking window typically D-7.
Padel House (Manhattan)
Manhattan venue catering to corporate professionals and after-work players. Premium pricing reflects the location. Especially saturated weeknight 6pm-9pm, which is exactly the window Padel Snipe is built for.
Pricing: $120-150/court/hour. Booking window typically D-7.
Reserve Padel (Long Island City)
Long Island City venue serving Queens and Manhattan players via the 7 train. More accessible pricing than Manhattan venues, modern facility with glass courts. Saturday-Sunday mornings see the most pressure.
Pricing: $80-110/court/hour. Booking window typically D-7.
Outer borough and suburb options
Several venues in Queens, Westchester County and northern New Jersey serve the broader NYC metro. Pricing tends to be 20-40% lower than Manhattan, with significantly easier weekend availability. Worth a 30-minute commute if your schedule allows.
How Padel Snipe captures the best NYC slots
Padel Snipe monitors the booking window opening for each Playtomic-connected NYC club you've configured and fires the booking request faster than any human can click. For a Padel Haus Williamsburg slot Tuesday at 7pm, that's the difference between catching the court and losing it to another bot or a faster-fingered player.
For less saturated outer-borough or suburb venues (Reserve Padel weekday afternoons, suburban clubs), the manual edge matters less. Aim Padel Snipe at the prime-time Manhattan and Brooklyn slots where the seconds count.
NYC padel pricing in 2026: most expensive in the US
NYC pricing reflects both Manhattan real estate costs and the imbalance between demand and supply. At $80-150 per court hour split among four players, NYC padel costs $20-37 per person per hour, roughly a boutique fitness class. For comparison, see London padel pricing (£50-70/hour) or Madrid pricing ($12-22/hour). Pricing is unlikely to drop until supply catches up with demand, which is at least 18-24 months away.
Frequently asked questions
How developed is padel in New York City in 2026?
New York is the fastest-growing padel market in the United States. The city went from a handful of courts in 2022 to over 30 venues in 2026, concentrated in Brooklyn (Williamsburg, Greenpoint), Manhattan (Hudson Yards, Lower Manhattan) and Long Island City. Demand has outpaced supply, so prime-time evening slots in Manhattan and Brooklyn typically book out within 1-3 minutes of the Playtomic window opening.
Are NYC padel clubs on Playtomic?
Most major NYC padel venues use Playtomic, including Padel Haus Williamsburg, Padel Brooklyn, and several Manhattan facilities. A few independent clubs run proprietary booking systems and aren't compatible with Padel Snipe. The built-in club search only surfaces Playtomic-connected venues.
How much does padel cost in New York City?
NYC padel is the most expensive in the US: $80-150 per court per hour, depending on venue and time. Manhattan premium venues (Hudson Yards area, Lower Manhattan) charge the high end ($120-150). Brooklyn and Queens venues are a bit cheaper ($80-110). Split between four players, that's $20-37/person, about what you'd pay for spinning or a boutique fitness class in NYC.
When do NYC clubs open their booking windows?
Most NYC Playtomic clubs open bookings 7 days in advance, typically at midnight ET or 7am ET depending on the venue. Padel Snipe auto-detects each club's exact window when you add it, with no manual configuration needed.
What are the best times to play padel in NYC without competition?
Weekday mornings 9am-12pm and weekday afternoons 1pm-5pm have wide availability across nearly all NYC venues. Late evenings (9pm-11pm) also stay open. Saturday-Sunday mornings 9am-12pm and weeknights 6pm-9pm are the saturated windows; for those, automation is the only reliable strategy.