Pickleball in Kai Tak.

Pickleball inside SOGO Kai Tak: two courts on the 9/F of The Twins Tower I, played against double-height floor-to-ceiling glass with the Kai Tak skyline behind the baseline. It runs as a rolling activation with a week of slots released every Monday at 8am, and paddles and balls are free to borrow if you follow their Instagram, so a group of beginners needs nothing but shoes. Cheaper slots work out around HK$62–75 a head for four players.

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.

Pick and Match's second site, opened September 2026 across 11,000 sq ft on the sixth and seventh floors of AIRSIDE, two minutes from Kai Tak MTR. This one is padel-led: a single pickleball court sits beside a caged padel court, with a bistro, social bar and outdoor Air Garden terrace on the same floor, and a golf simulator, dining room and relaxation room upstairs. Rates match MegaBox at HK$290 to 390 an hour for members and HK$600 for walk-ups, so the draw is the location and the hangout rather than court capacity.

Three outdoor courts on the old runway apron beside the Runway 1331 youth hostel at the tip of Kai Tak, run by THESE 1331 with Bay Pickle since May 2026. Painted orange-on-blue hard courts with harbour views across to Kwun Tong, among the cheapest bookable courts in Kowloon at HK$120 an hour on weekdays. Daytime only, 9am to 6pm, and it is a long walk or a minibus ride from Kai Tak MTR, so pair it with the Kai Tak waterfront or a hostel stay.