Padel prices in Dubai (October 2026)

A whole padel court in Dubai cost between AED 70 and AED 360 for 60 minutes in the cheapest slot each club showed, and between AED 90 and AED 450 for 90 minutes. Most clubs sat in the middle: 20 of the 32 clubs with a 60-minute slot had their cheapest one between AED 130 and AED 300. All prices below were seen in October 2026, on one day (20 October), for whole-court bookings.

What a court costs in Dubai

We found bookable prices for 33 of the 77 Dubai clubs in our directory. For each one we took the cheapest 60-minute and 90-minute slot shown that day.

• 60 minutes: AED 70 to AED 360. Typical range: AED 130 to AED 300 (20 of 32 clubs). 17 of 32 clubs had a slot at AED 180 or less.
• 90 minutes: AED 90 to AED 450. Typical range: AED 150 to AED 400 (21 of 28 clubs).
• Per hour: the lowest we saw was AED 60 an hour, a 90-minute slot for AED 90 at Redline Padel Club Al Quoz. Per-hour figures are only for comparison; clubs sell slots, not hours.

These are prices for one slot at one time. The same court can cost much more an hour later.

Price per player (4 players)

Padel is a doubles game, so most groups split the court four ways:

90 minutes is often the better deal. At 18 of the 27 clubs that showed both lengths, the cheapest 90-minute slot worked out lower per hour than the cheapest 60-minute slot.

Cheapest slots by club

Sorted by the cheapest 60-minute price, then the 90-minute price. The time in brackets is the start time of that slot on 20 October 2026. Prices seen in October 2026.

Why the same club shows different prices

Time of day. Several clubs priced the same court very differently across the afternoon and evening:

• Top Padel Me'aisem: 60 minutes for AED 140 at 16:00, AED 300 at 19:00.
• Top Padel Wafi Mall (Pharaohs Club): AED 140 at 16:00, AED 220 at 19:00.
• Redline Padel Club Zabeel House: AED 130 at 16:30 and at 23:00, but AED 310 at 21:00.

Court type. Some clubs showed two prices for the same start time. That usually means different courts. The lower price may be a singles court or a smaller court, so check the court name before you book:

• Redline Padel Club Al Quoz: 90 minutes at 16:00 for AED 90 or AED 150.
• Redline Padel Club Al Barsha: 60 minutes at 16:00 for AED 80 or AED 150.
• Pure Play TAJ JLT: 60 minutes at 16:00 for AED 160 or AED 200.
• ZY Padel & Fitness Hub: 60 minutes at 23:00 for AED 180 or AED 300.

So the lowest numbers in the table may be a singles court or a cheaper time of day, not the price of every court at that club.

Indoor and air-conditioned. The clubs listed with air-conditioned courts sat at the higher end. The five that showed a 60-minute slot started at AED 200 to AED 320.

Tips to pay less

• Look at the full day. The price at 16:00 can be less than half the price at 19:00. Late-night slots were sometimes cheaper too.
• Book 90 minutes. It often costs less per hour and gives you a proper match.
• Try a singles court if you play with one friend. Where a club has them, they are usually priced lower.
• Split four ways. Most clubs price the whole court, not per person.
• Expect busy evenings in the heat. In summer, evening and indoor slots fill first, so book early if you want those times.

How to book

Every club in this guide takes bookings on Playtomic. Open the app, pick the club, and compare start times and courts before you pay. Prices change by time and court type, so treat the numbers above as a guide, not a quote. Tap any club name for its page, court details and contact options.