Kai Tak · Kowloon · Outdoor
Kai Tak Sports Park (Polaris Park)
“Hong Kong's flagship sports complex at the former Kai Tak Airport site. Five covered hard-surface pickleball courts in the Polaris Park section. Brand-new world-class facilities with excellent infrastructure.”
Quick facts
Getting there
Polaris Park, Kai Tak Sports Park, 8 Muk Tai Street, Kai Tak
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Pricing & hours
What it costs, and when.
Paddle+ball set HK$50
First-visit plan
Can I show up as a beginner?
Probably — check the session level and who's running it before you travel.
Do I need my own gear?
Bring your own paddle and balls unless the organizer says otherwise — don't assume loaners are available.
What should I verify first?
Booking route, session level, exact court setup, price, and whether beginners can join the slot you want.
What works
- Nine lined courts — largest outdoor venue in Kowloon
- Brand-new world-class facility with changing rooms and parking
- Covered courts protect from rain and direct sun
What to know
- 10 min walk from Kai Tak MTR
- No equipment rental on site
- Best checked online before visiting — hours may vary
Final verdict
Worth knowing about, with caveats.
Hong Kong's flagship sports complex at the former Kai Tak Airport site. Five covered hard-surface pickleball courts in the Polaris Park section. Brand-new world-class facilities with excellent infrastructure.
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Dink & Chic
A single court on the 23rd floor of Billion Centre, where the window behind the baseline frames Kai Tak Sports Park. No court in the city has a better view. The setup itself is done properly: tournament-grade Arronax net at regulation height, a 4.3 metre ceiling with room for lobs, and over 2.5 metres of clearance on all four sides. Book online in hourly slots, and coaching is available if you want it.
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Last verified 11 Jun 2026
Before you go
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Checklist
Pack for your first session
Shoes, water, towel, paddle, balls, and the small things that matter in Hong Kong humidity.
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Review first-game rules
Use the visual Rules Lab before you stand on court and forget which side serves.
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Choose a starter paddle
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