TIM Padel Club - Padel Court Cibubur

Padel in Cibubur

TIM Padel Club - Padel Court Cibubur is a community-focused venue at Jl. Pembangunan 1, RT.4/RW.10, Kelapa Dua Wetan, Ciracas, East Jakarta 13720. Anyone searching for tim padel club - padel court cibubur padel will find two panoramic courts in the Cibubur area.

The club sits in Jakarta Timur near the Jagorawi toll road, an easy drive from Depok, Bekasi and the wider Cibubur area of the capital.

It promotes itself as one of the more affordable places to play padel in Jakarta, and has built a large in-house community around regular social play.

You can follow events and news on its Instagram page, where the club posts social sessions, results and membership updates.

The courts

The venue lists two panoramic courts, described on its booking page as ‘2 Panoramic Courts’. The glass-walled panoramic design gives clear sightlines for players and spectators alike.

Evening sessions run under floodlights, so play carries on after work. The listed price includes two boxes of 240ml mineral water per booking, a small touch that regulars mention.

Panoramic courts remove the metal pillars found on older designs, so rebounds off the back glass are cleaner and rallies flow more naturally.

The court surface and full lighting specification are not published by the club, so it is worth asking staff if you have a preference before booking a peak slot.

Booking and access

Booking runs through the Ayo Indonesia platform. You can book a court on Ayo, where live availability, time slots and current rates are shown.

Rates start from around Rp 100,000, which the club highlights as among the cheapest in Cibubur. Community trial sessions have run from roughly Rp 45,000 to Rp 59,000 per player through Reclub.

Reservations cannot be cancelled and are non-refundable. Players are asked to arrive no more than 10 minutes early, and late arrivals do not extend court time.

On-site parking covers cars and motorcycles, with changing rooms, showers, air-conditioned toilets and a prayer room. Opening hours are not published online, so confirm times with the club before travelling.

For contact, the club is most responsive through its Instagram direct messages and the Ayo booking app, as no public phone line or email is listed online.

No formal prepaid credit packs are advertised at the time of writing, though the club regularly promotes discounted community sessions, so ask about current offers.

Programme and social

The club runs a strong in-house community, telling followers it has 150-plus active members and holds regular ‘mabar’ social play three times a week.

It also hosts organised formats such as Americano mix-ins and trial rallies through Reclub, an events platform for Jakarta padel players. You can see an example session on Reclub.

The on-site cafe and resto serves food, snacks and drinks, giving members somewhere to gather between matches.

New and returning players are welcome at the social sessions, which are a good way to meet regulars and find a doubles partner without committing to a membership.

Structured coaching is not advertised as a formal academy, so players wanting lessons should message the club directly to ask what is available.

Best for padel in Jakarta

The club is best for social players, beginners and East Jakarta locals who want affordable, no-frills court time and a ready-made community to play with.

It is less suited to those needing structured private coaching or a large multi-court complex, as the focus here is friendly, community-led padel rather than a full academy.

Reviewers praise the friendly, quick-to-respond admin team, the clean air-conditioned facilities and the value for money, which together explain the venue’s strong ratings.

With only two courts, peak evening slots book up fast, so plan ahead for weekends and after-work sessions if you want a guaranteed spot. The club’s regular social sessions draw a community of more than 150 players, which makes it an easy place for newcomers to find a game and meet others in the Cibubur area.

No formal coaching academy is advertised. The club focuses on community social play rather than structured lessons.