Pay & Play is simple when you want to book a match straight away. A membership might be worth considering once padel becomes a regular part of your daily life. The best choice depends on your actual playing times, court type and fellow players, not just on the lowest advertised monthly price.
Choose Pay & Play when flexibility is key
You book and pay according to the selected time and court. This is ideal for a first match, occasional visits or a group playing at different times. Always check the total price during the booking process and agree on how the cost is to be shared amongst the players.
Choose a membership to suit your schedule
An affordable everyday membership is only useful if you can play during the covered hours. Compare your typical bookings with the centre’s current membership options. The Flex and Frit Spil packages vary between Aarhus, Aalborg, Odense and Herning; the names alone aren’t enough to compare them.
How to make a fair comparison
Work out the price you normally pay per match. Divide the relevant monthly fee by this amount to get an approximate number of matches. Example: If your own contribution is 60 kr. and membership costs 240 kr., this equates to four matches. This is merely a calculation example, not an actual price list.
Also take into account any bookings made outside your membership period, the type of court you use and the notice period. If you already use Coins, make sure you compare on the same basis.
Your membership covers your own place
This is personal and cannot be shared. The other court places must be covered by a valid membership or payment in accordance with the applicable terms and conditions. A doubles court is not automatically paid for in full simply because one or two of you are members.
Before you buy
- Select the centre you actually use.
- Check the days of the week covered, times and types of route.
- Read about active bookings, automatic renewal and cancellation.
- See the available pitches during the times you’d like.
Membership gives you the right to book in accordance with the terms and conditions; it does not guarantee a specific available slot.
Take your game to the next level
Compare current memberships, train fares and Coins. See also our Comprehensive guide to padel.
Updated on 17 October 2026.
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