Jam Padel has introduced a three‑court outdoor pop‑up venue in Bellevue’s Spring District, bringing one of the fastest‑growing racket sports directly into the city. Situated next to Meta’s campus, the facility will run daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. throughout the summer, from June to September.
Accessible play for everyone
Unlike traditional clubs, the Spring District site does not require membership. Sessions can be booked on a pay‑as‑you‑play basis, with rackets and balls provided. Prices range between $30 and $45 per player, with each session lasting 60 to 90 minutes. Reservations must be made at least a week in advance to ensure smooth scheduling.
Community through open play
For those seeking a social atmosphere, Jam Padel offers “open play” sessions. These two‑hour blocks allow doubles teams to rotate across two courts, accommodating up to 16 players. The format is designed to encourage interaction and build community while maintaining a competitive edge.
Founding memberships offered
To strengthen engagement, Jam Padel is making 50 founding memberships available until June 15, priced between $1,200 and $2,200. These memberships grant exclusive benefits and early access, helping to establish a dedicated padel community in Bellevue.
Plans for long‑term growth
Although the Bellevue facility is temporary, co‑founders Nadav Porat and Pablo Arcuschin are already preparing for expansion. A permanent club is planned in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood, with additional sites under consideration. “We see padel as a sport that can truly grow in the Pacific Northwest,” Porat stated, outlining the project’s long‑term vision.
Jam Padel’s arrival in Bellevue highlights both the sport’s rising popularity and its potential for sustained growth in the United States, with the Spring District serving as the first step toward broader expansion.
