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Tennis & Racquet Complex
Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex is open for Tennis, Racquetball and Table Tennis. We ask that you do not play if you are:
- Exhibiting any symptoms of the coronavirus: mild to severe respiratory illness with fever, cough and difficulty breathing, or other symptoms identified by the CDC.
- Have been in contact with someone with COVID-19 in the last 14 days.
Please note, schedules are subject to change due to uncertainty related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Playing Tennis Safely: Player Tips and Recommendations
Guidance on Safe Return to Play: USA Pickleball Association (USAPA)
City of Surprise Tennis, Racquetball & Table Tennis FAQs (Effective 10.12.20 Racquetball & Table Tennis will be reopening)
City of Surprise Pickleball FAQs
Court Reservations
- Two day advance reservations are available for residents.
- One day advance reservations are available for non-residents.
- Individual court reservations may be made by phone at 623.222.2400.
Court reservations are for a particular time slot not for a specific court. City-sponsored programs, tournaments & events have designated priority & courts may be unavailable for play.
Operation Hours
Starting Oct. 1
- Monday - Friday
7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. - Saturday
7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Sunday
7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
- Reservations and Pre-pay must be made for all admissions
- Residents may call 48 hours in advance
- Non-Residents may call 24 hours in advance
- No walk-ups or cash handling
- Players may not arrive more than 10 minutes prior to reservation and must leave after reservation is complete
- No Pro-shop, concessions or racquet stringing available
- No backboards, ball machines or demo racquets
- A pre-purchase can of tennis balls may be purchased for $3
- No drop-in, classes, clinics, private lessons at this time
- No extra players, kids, spectators allowed.
- Restrooms available for emergencies, no locker rooms or showers will be available
- No doubles play unless you are from the same household.
- Players should adhere USAPA recommendations for safe play
- Players should limit play to 1-hour of play
- Players should adhere to social gathering and distancing policies
- No extra players, kids, spectators allowed to limit social gatherings
- Recommendation that public play singles only and/or playing with family members that reside in the same household
- Avoid changing ends of the court
- Maintain proper social distancing from other players in between games and during time outs.
Recommendations for the public
- Review USTA recommendations for safe play
- Review CDC guidelines
- Recommendation that public play singles or with family members that reside in the same household
Call for more information on:
- Private Lessons
- Stringing
- Proshop