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Spiel diese Woche in Cancún

Sag uns, an welchen Tagen du hier bist, und wir zeigen dir Open Play, offene Spiele und Clubs für deinen Besuch.

Wann kommst du?

Mit deinen Daten zeigt dir die App nur, was in deinen Besuch fällt, und sagt dir drei Tage vor der Ankunft Bescheid.

Jedes Spiel zeigt die Sprachen der Spieler, die schon beigetreten sind, und du kannst nach Englischsprechenden filtern.

Du brauchst keinen Partner und keine Gruppe. Komm allein, zu zweit oder mit der Familie: Offene Spiele bringen dich mit Spielern deines Niveaus zusammen, und die Clubs decken die Hotelzone, Playa del Carmen und Tulum ab. Frag den Club nach Schlägerverleih: Vielleicht brauchst du nur deine Hallenschuhe.

Open Play in Cancún in diesen Tagen

Die Clubs in Cancún haben für diese Tage noch kein Open Play veröffentlicht. In der App siehst du auch die offenen Spiele zwischen Spielern.

Wir zeigen nur offene Events, die Clubs veröffentlichen. Die Namen der Teilnehmenden veröffentlichen wir nie.

Playing on vacation

You do not need a membership, a local phone number or a Spanish-speaking friend to play padel, tennis or pickleball in Cancún and the Riviera Maya. Here is what visitors ask us most: what to pack, what you can rent, how to book without an account, how to pay and which level to say you are.

Bring it or rent it

Clubs set their own rules, so ask before you go and get the answer in writing.

Worth packing

  • Court shoes with a non-marking sole. It is the one thing that is hard to fix at the court.
  • Your own paddle or racket if you have one you trust.
  • A cap or visor, sweat-proof sunscreen, light quick-dry clothes, a small towel and more water than you think you need.

Ask the club about

  • Paddle or racket rental, and whether balls are sold or included.
  • Whether the courts are covered or lit, which matters in the midday heat and the afternoon rain.
  • Hotel courts: reception can tell you who may use them, whether you must reserve and whether they lend equipment.

Booking as a guest, no account

On a club's page on MeetAndPlay you can reserve a court as a guest: pick the day and time, leave your name and email, and confirm with the code we email you. There is no account to create and no app to install. Your confirmation email carries a private link to cancel the booking, so keep it. Which times can be booked online depends on the club; where a club only takes bookings by WhatsApp or phone, its page says so, and you should not treat the slot as yours until you have a confirmation with day, hour and court number.

Paying by card

Where a club accepts online payment, you can pay your share by card when you book, in the club's own currency, and split the court between the players. Where it does not, you pay at the desk, and the booking page tells you which one applies before you confirm. Ask the club whether it charges per court or per person, and agree with your group who pays first.

Which level should I pick?

MeetAndPlay uses a 0 to 7 scale, the same range Playtomic uses for padel. Choosing honestly is the difference between a good game and a long afternoon for everyone on court.

Which level should I pick?
MeetAndPlay levelPlaytomicUTR (approx.)On court
Starting (0 to 2)0 to 21 to 3.5New to the sport or back after years. You are learning the rules, the walls (padel) and a steady rally.
Progressing (2 to 3)2 to 33.5 to 5.5You keep a rally going, serve reliably and are starting to play the net and use the glass.
Intermediate (3 to 4)3 to 45.5 to 8Solid on both sides, you place the ball and play to a plan. Most club games sit here.
Advanced (4 to 5)4 to 58 to 11Strong volleys and smashes, good tactics, consistent under pressure. You play tournaments.
Competitive (5 to 7)5 to 711+Ranked or former competitive player. Say so, and expect to be matched with the same.

The numbers are a guide, not a conversion: every platform rates a little differently, UTR rates tennis and pickleball rather than padel, and a rating from another app is a starting point. If in doubt, pick the lower level.

Take the 2-minute padel level test

Where to play: Cancún, Costa Mujeres, Playa del Carmen and Tulum

Venues from our directory in the places visitors stay. Counts are the courts we have recorded, so they are minimums.

Hours, courts and rates change. Confirm with the venue before you go, and allow extra time: crossing Cancún in rush hour can take half an hour.

Read the full visitor's guide to Cancún

Playing in Cancún on vacation: questions

Can I play padel in Cancún without being a member?
Yes. Cancún's padel clubs rent courts by the hour to anyone, so you do not need a membership. Book through the club's booking app, WhatsApp or phone, or as a guest through its page on MeetAndPlay.
Do I need an account to book a court?
No. On a club's page you can reserve as a guest with just your name and email. The confirmation email includes a private link to cancel.
Can I pay by card?
Where a club accepts online payment, yes: you pay your share by card when you book. Other clubs are paid at the desk. The booking page shows which applies before you confirm.
Can I rent a paddle or racket?
Many clubs lend or rent equipment and sell balls, but it varies, and we do not publish rental rates. Ask the club before you go. Court shoes are worth bringing yourself.
I am visiting alone. How do I find people to play with?
Post an open game with the club, the time and your level range, or join one already posted. Each game shows the languages its players speak, and you can filter for English speakers.
What is the best time of day to play?
Early morning or after dark. From May to September the heat and humidity build from mid-morning, and afternoon downpours are common in the rainy season. Covered courts fill up first.
What level should I choose if I have only played on holiday?
Pick the lower of two levels you are unsure about. Our 0 to 7 scale matches Playtomic's, so a Playtomic rating carries over, and the 2-minute level test gives you a number.
Are there courts in Playa del Carmen and Tulum?
Yes. Both have padel venues and Playa del Carmen also has tennis and pickleball. The lists on this page come from our directory and show the courts we have recorded.

So findest du ein Spiel, wenn du zu Besuch bist

  • Offene Spiele: Wähle deinen Tag und sieh, wer schon dabei ist, auf welchem Niveau und wie viele Plätze frei sind. Mit einem Tipp trittst du bei. Du brauchst weder Partner noch Gruppe.
  • Dein Niveau: Wähle die Stufe, die dazu passt, wie du wirklich spielst, damit du in einem Spiel mit Leuten auf ähnlichem Niveau landest. Wenn du unsicher bist, mach den Zwei-Minuten-Niveautest.
  • Platzkosten teilen: Die Kosten des Platzes werden unter den Spielern aufgeteilt, du zahlst nur deinen Anteil.
  • Mit Karte zahlen: Wenn der Club Online-Zahlung annimmt, kannst du deinen Anteil per Karte bezahlen. Zahlungen per Karte, OXXO und SPEI enthalten eine Bearbeitungsgebühr; Bezahlen im Club oder mit deinem MeetAndPlay-Guthaben nicht.
  • Wenn der Club absagt oder es regnet, erstatten wir dir den Betrag automatisch.

Hotelgäste und Concierges

Du wohnst in einem Hotel? Frag an der Rezeption oder beim Concierge nach dem nächsten Club oder schick ihnen diese Seite. Hotelteams: Schreibt uns, wir helfen euch, Gäste zu Plätzen und Spielen in der Nähe zu schicken, mit einer QR-Karte für euren Empfang.

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