Book a court
Reserving a court, splitting the cost, and what happens if it's full.
Works today
Where a facility has set up bookings, you can reserve and pay without ringing anyone.
Booking one
- Find the facility and open its page.
- Pick a slot. Prices can vary by time of day — peak costs more, quiet hours less.
- Split it with whoever's playing, or pay the lot yourself.
- You'll get the details you need to get in. Some facilities use a code on the door.
Worth knowing
- If it's taken, join the waitlist. When it frees up the slot is offered to you automatically — you don't have to keep checking.
- You can move a booking rather than cancelling and rebooking.
- Some facilities price by demand, so the same court costs differently at 6pm than at 2pm.
- Bookings can sync to your calendar so you don't double-book yourself.
Common questions
Can I cancel?
Yes, under the facility's policy, which is shown before you pay. Rescheduling is often the better option.
Can the others pay their share?
Yes — split it at booking and each person pays their own part directly. No chasing afterwards.
My facility isn't listed.
You can add it. If you help run it, you can claim it too and start taking bookings yourself.