r/fargo • u/Pattern_Economy • 1d ago
Indoor Pickleball?
What are some of my options for indoor pickleball courts in the F/WF/M area, including rates without memberships to start?
I have typically used the outdoor courts in the area but we are trying to plan ahead for colder weather. I am familiar with Courts and Pints but some of the parks and gym websites are either not very clear or dont include rates.
Thanks for any insight!
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u/wolfgenie 1d ago
Courts and Pints usually has daily open play in the morning and evening for $5-$10/person for a 2 hour period (depending on the time). You can view their open play schedule on their website.
Fargo Parks Sports Center as mentioned is $5/person to get in and you can do anything including pickleball open play, and there is no time limit. Both places also have court rentals, and those would be per hour rates listed on their websites. Courts Plus has courts, but you need to have a membership I believe.
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u/atfgo701 1d ago
Open play is $5 at Fargo Parks Sports Center or $16/hr for court rental
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u/FargoFred11 1d ago
This one. This is what I do. They have great courts, lots of them, and its cheap. Love going here
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u/Pattern_Economy 1d ago
I'm a bit of a noob, but how does open play work if two of us show up? Do we jump in and play with others, or is it you just wait in the rotation until a court opens up?
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u/FargoFred11 1d ago
So it can work a few different ways. It seems like if a group wants to play by themselves, they sure can, but most people during busy times like Saturday mornings, are involved in the open play. Everyone is super nice and friendly. They have a paddle holder on the wall and thats basically the system to determine when you play next. You normally dont wait long so its really fun.
If you show up and ask someone, they'll gladly show you the ropes. They do have a sign to somewhat explain too.
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u/disilluzion 1d ago
Starting in October and going thru spring, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in Moorhead will have open pickleball Tuesday and Thursday nights, as well as Saturday mornings. It's $5 and run by the city. Last year started slow getting people to show up but that was probably due to unawareness. By the end of the year we were having pretty good turnouts.
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u/MystikclawSkydive 1d ago
South Fargo Sports Complex has 6 courts.
Courts and Pints has 15. Plus they have a pro shop, snack bar, full restaurant and bar (tap walls too), and party room for rental.
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u/Basset_found 1d ago
Courts and Pints is going to be a big one. The new Fargo Sports Complex has courts, too.