Cancún, Q. Roo · free for players
Find someone to play with today, at your level.
We put the match together with people at your level, on a court near you.
13Clubs listed
71Courts in Cancún
- You only pay your share
- Level confirmed by both teams
- No-shows get noticed
Your level 
your court
your people.
Tell us what you play and how you play. We put the match together.
It's this simple
Tell us your level
A few questions plus your first matches give us your real level. It isn't what you think you play — it's what you've already played.
Pick a day, a time and a court
Only open matches near you that you can actually join at your level.
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You only pay your share, and you know who's coming before you get there.
Three sports, one app
Padel
62 courtsThe sport that took off in Cancún. Four players, enclosed court, long rallies.See PadelTennis
3 courtsSingles or doubles. Hit on a weekday without waiting on the usual group.See TennisPickleball
6 courtsYou learn it in an afternoon and you're hooked by the second. There are covered courts already.See PickleballA level you earn, not one you claim.
Intermediate 3.0 – 4.0
Your matches are close and tactical. This is the most common level: there's a game here almost any day.
You only pay your share
The court fee is split between whoever plays, and each person pays their share by card. If the club doesn't take online payments yet, you pay at the front desk.
Level confirmed by both teams
Your level moves with results both teams confirmed, not with whatever you put down when you signed up.
No-shows get noticed
We record late cancellations and no-shows. People who turn up get to play more.
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All of Mexico
Padel, tennis and pickleball courts across Mexico
We started in Cancún, but the map already covers the whole country: 1,628 places with courts in 275 cities across all 32 states. The data comes from OpenStreetMap and public sources and we have not verified it yet, so check before you go.
- Places with courts
- 1,628
- Mapped courts
- 2,890
- Cities
- 275
- States
- 32
Padel, tennis and pickleball
What each one is and where there is most of it. The numbers are a floor, not a total: padel and pickleball are barely on OpenStreetMap.
Padel
Almost always played in pairs, on a 20 × 10 m court enclosed by walls the ball can bounce off. You play with a solid paddle.
477 mapped places in 32 states
Where there is most
Tennis
The biggest court of the three, with a strung racket; played as singles or doubles.
1,092 mapped places in 32 states
Where there is most
City guides
Pickleball
A court the size of a badminton court, a solid paddle and a plastic ball with holes. Quick to pick up.
135 mapped places in 28 states
Where there is most
City guides
Courts by state
All 32 states, A to Z, with their cities and their places with courts.
- Aguascalientes28 places
- Baja California82 places
- Baja California Sur49 places
- Campeche16 places
- Chiapas29 places
- Chihuahua69 places
- Ciudad de México158 places
- Coahuila36 places
- Colima33 places
- Durango13 places
- Estado de México107 places
- Guanajuato69 places
- Guerrero38 places
- Hidalgo29 places
- Jalisco151 places
- Michoacán53 places
- Morelos29 places
- Nayarit22 places
- Nuevo León66 places
- Oaxaca22 places
- Puebla53 places
- Querétaro63 places
- Quintana Roo101 places
- San Luis Potosí38 places
- Sinaloa36 places
- Sonora65 places
- Tabasco11 places
- Tamaulipas19 places
- Tlaxcala14 places
- Veracruz52 places
- Yucatán64 places
- Zacatecas13 places
The 30 cities with the most courts
Ranked by places with courts in the directory.
- Ciudad de México158 places
- Zapopan, Jalisco57 places
- Cancún, Quintana Roo49 places
- Mérida, Yucatán42 places
- Chihuahua41 places
- Querétaro40 places
- Los Cabos, Baja California Sur33 places
- San Luis Potosí30 places
- Acapulco, Guerrero26 places
- Morelia, Michoacán26 places
- Puebla26 places
- Tijuana, Baja California25 places
- Aguascalientes24 places
- León, Guanajuato22 places
- Monterrey, Nuevo León22 places
- Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo22 places
- Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas21 places
- Cajeme, Sonora19 places
- Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua19 places
- Hermosillo, Sonora19 places
- Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco19 places
- Guadalajara, Jalisco18 places
- Mexicali, Baja California18 places
- Torreón, Coahuila18 places
- Corregidora, Querétaro17 places
- Ensenada, Baja California17 places
- Cuernavaca, Morelos16 places
- Bahía de Banderas, Nayarit15 places
- San Pedro, Nuevo León15 places
- Manzanillo, Colima14 places
Frequently asked questions
- Which cities is MeetAndPlay in?
- We started in Cancún: that is where we set up matches at your level, and we have pages for 13 clubs. We have also reviewed 7 more cities club by club, and the directory lists 1,628 places with courts in 275 cities across all 32 states, with data from OpenStreetMap and public sources.
- How do I find a padel game or a partner?
- Open the app, tell us your level and look for a match: you only see open matches near you that your level lets you join. Join the one that suits you and pay only your share. Today we set up matches in Cancún; in other cities, the directory shows you where the courts are so you can ask the club about its open matches.
- What is the difference between padel, pickleball and tennis?
- Padel is almost always played in pairs, with a solid paddle, on a 20 × 10 m court enclosed by walls the ball can bounce off. Pickleball uses a court the size of a badminton court, a solid paddle and a plastic ball with holes, and it is quick to pick up. Tennis has the biggest court and is played with a strung racket, as singles or doubles.
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