Das Sport Center: three courts, and a reason for the dress code

Das Sport Center is a sports building with padel in it rather than a padel venue, and the three courts are described by where they sit: Court 1 next to the tribune, Court 2 in the middle of the venue, Court 3 by the Kids Corner. All three are premium synthetic grass with what the venue calls optimal lighting and good air movement. The hours are the giveaway that this is a shared building — 07:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and 06:00 to 23:00 at the weekend, which makes it one of the few Bekasi venues that closes earlier than midnight on a Tuesday. 4.84 across 51 reviews.

Rules two and three are why this listing reads differently from every other one in the city. Players are asked not to wear revealing clothing, and the venue gives its reason: this is a family venue inside an education area. Beyond that, book ahead, respect the players, visitors and staff, keep the courts and facilities clean, report damage or loss to staff immediately, no outside food or drink, no pets. Recent reviews are warm about the courts and the staff and ask for two things: stricter timekeeping between bookings, and the car park to be finished.

Three courts is twelve on court and a ceiling of sixteen. An hour is six rounds to 21 — a Mexicano.

Weekday closing is 22:00, not midnight. A 21:00 booking is the last full hour on a working day, which is unusually early for this city and worth checking before you promise the group a late game.

Pass the dress code on before the group leaves. It is a stated rule, not a suggestion, and the reason — a family venue in a school area — is one nobody will argue with.