They have been doing very well. If you look at the booking page, on most days only the odd morning slot and the last session remains unsold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boomerangpie
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They have been doing very well. If you look at the booking page, on most days only the odd morning slot and the last session remains unsold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boomerangpie
That is great to read. I can only see the sport?s popularity increasing.
Hopefully along with the Nest two long term successful commercial operations
If all courts are fully booked the income is around 1,350 pounds per day. I'd guess they are generating close to 8,000 pounds per week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boomerangpie
Somewhat less in the winter months with it being uncovered I suspect. I wonder what it costs for maintainance and repairs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
I'm a member at the tennis centre so am there a couple of times in the week and at weekends as well. Since the Padel courts have been opened I've never seen them empty. I've not played yet but it does look great fun. I think the growing popularity of the sport will far outweigh the competition locally. For Notts I do think they've missed a trick by not adding a canopy. Have seen the tennis centre courts busy in all types of weather.
They're a good indicator of our owners being a few years ahead of the game. Likewise with the Nest, fans of Prem clubs that use it for Forest matches comment that it's better than what they have at their own Prem grounds. Bodes well for the future.