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My advice is to bring your own water and snacks. They have a café, but the prices can be a bit steep, and it's nice to have your own stuff.

I suggest booking your court in advance, especially on weekends. It gets really busy, and I had to wait longer than I expected without a reservation.

If you're a beginner, consider taking a few lessons beforehand. I jumped into a match and found myself totally overwhelmed. A little coaching can make a big difference

If you're a beginner, ask for a few tips from the staff. They were super friendly and gave me some great advice on improving my game that really helped me enjoy my time more!

If you're planning to play, book a court in advance, especially on weekends – they fill up quick! I missed out on a good slot because I assumed I could just walk right in.

Check out the club's website for any special deals or events. I stumbled upon a discount for new members that saved me some cash!

avoid the peak hours if you can - early morning or late afternoon, like around 5 pm, are way less crowded and way more chill

I suggest bringing your own water bottle. The drinks in the vending machines can be a bit pricey, and it's nice to stay hydrated while playing.

If you're planning to play, reserve your court online ahead of time to avoid any last-minute disappointments. I did that and it made things much smoother

If you can try to book your court in advance especially on weekends. I didn’t and had to wait way longer than I expected. Not fun when you’re itching to play!