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How much does padel cost in Novi Sad? Court, equipment and birthday prices (2026)

An hour of padel in Novi Sad costs about 2,000–3,200 RSD for the whole court, or 550–800 RSD per person when four of you play.

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Four padel rackets and three balls on blue court turf by the net in the 10ka hall

Short answer: a padel court in Novi Sad costs about 2,000–3,200 RSD per hour for the whole court. Since padel is played by four people, that is 550–800 RSD per person. At 10ka (Desetka sports centre) in Alibegovac, 15 minutes from Novi Sad city centre, an hour costs 2,200 RSD on weekdays until 4pm and 3,200 RSD in the afternoon and at weekends. Racket hire is 200 RSD.

Below you will find exact prices by duration, the cost per person and a few tips on how to play for less.

10ka padel court prices (2026)

The price is for the whole court, whether two or four of you play. All prices are in Serbian dinars (RSD) and include VAT.

DurationWeekdays until 4pmWeekdays 4pm–11pm and weekends
60 minutes2,200 RSD3,200 RSD
90 minutes3,300 RSD4,600 RSD
120 minutes4,000 RSD5,800 RSD

The most popular booking is 90 minutes: enough time to warm up and play two sets without rushing. The full price list is also on the home page.

How much padel costs per person

Padel is a doubles sport, so in practice the court price is split between four players:

DurationPer person, weekdays until 4pmPer person, afternoons and weekends
60 minutes550 RSD800 RSD
90 minutes825 RSD1,150 RSD
120 minutes1,000 RSD1,450 RSD

Example: four friends play on a Tuesday at 7pm for 90 minutes and everyone hires a racket. The court is 4,600 RSD and four rackets are 800 RSD, so 5,400 RSD in total, or 1,350 RSD per person for an hour and a half of padel with full equipment.

Equipment: rackets, balls and shoes

  • Racket hire: 200 RSD per racket. That is plenty for your first few months.
  • Balls: if you want new ones, a can of balls at 10ka costs 1,200 RSD.
  • Shoes: you don’t need special padel shoes. Tennis or indoor court shoes are fine, but running shoes are not a good choice. More in Padel shoes.
  • Your own racket: buy one once you play at least once a week and know what suits you. Our guide How to choose your first padel racket will help.

When padel is cheapest

  1. Play on weekdays before 4pm. The same court is about 30% cheaper: an hour costs 2,200 instead of 3,200 RSD.
  2. Book a longer slot. A 2-hour booking works out at 2,000 RSD per hour before 4pm and 2,900 RSD per hour in the afternoon. That is about 9% cheaper than two separate one-hour slots.
  3. Fill the court. The price is the same for two or four players, so four is the best value, and more fun too.
  4. Hire only what you need. If someone in your group has their own racket, you pay less.

What you get for the price

  • A court in the heated and ventilated indoor hall (three courts) or the outdoor panorama court with a view of Fruška Gora. The price is the same for all courts.
  • Year-round play: in rain and in winter you play indoors, so bookings aren’t cancelled because of the weather.
  • Slots from 9am to 11pm, every day. Evening play is covered in Padel After Dark.
  • A café and terraces right next to the courts for a drink after the match.
  • Free parking in front of the centre.
  • Online booking in thirty seconds, with no prepayment. You pay on site in cash or by Visa or Mastercard.

Birthday parties, training and team building prices

  • Kids padel birthday party: the Basic package is 22,000 RSD (up to 16 kids, 2 courts, 2 hours) and Premium is 28,000 RSD (up to 24 kids, 3 courts, 2 hours). Equipment, juices and a gift for the birthday child are included. With a full group that is about 1,170–1,375 RSD per child. Details on the Kids & birthdays page.
  • Kids training: times and price by arrangement. Call us or send an enquiry.
  • Team building for companies: the price depends on the number of people and the format. See the team building offer and request a proposal.

In short

Padel in Novi Sad is not an expensive sport: split four ways, an hour of play costs 550 to 800 RSD per person, and a racket can be hired for 200 RSD. If you are just starting, read the rules for beginners, hire a racket and book your first court.

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FAQ

How much does an hour of padel cost in Novi Sad?

At most padel centres in Novi Sad an hour costs between 2,000 and 3,200 RSD for the whole court. At 10ka in Alibegovac an hour costs 2,200 RSD on weekdays until 4pm and 3,200 RSD on weekdays from 4pm to 11pm and at weekends.

How much does padel cost per person?

Padel is played by four people, so the court price is split four ways. At 10ka that is 550 RSD per person for an hour before 4pm on weekdays, or 800 RSD in the afternoon and at weekends.

Do I need my own padel racket?

No. At 10ka you can hire a racket for 200 RSD, and normal tennis or indoor court shoes are fine. Buying your own racket only makes sense once you play regularly.

When is padel cheapest?

On weekdays until 4pm. At 10ka morning and midday slots are about 30% cheaper than afternoon and weekend slots, and a 2-hour booking is cheaper per hour than a 1-hour booking.

Do I have to pay for a padel court in advance?

Not at 10ka. You book online in thirty seconds and pay on site in cash or by Visa or Mastercard.

Is the price the same for indoor and outdoor courts?

Yes. The 10ka price list is per court and is the same for the three courts in the heated indoor hall and for the outdoor panorama court.