784 days ago

Kia ora Mt Eden!

Auckland Tennis

There are some changes happening to your local Nicholson Park Tennis Courts, and we think you’re going to like them!

From October 16, your local tennis courts will be bookable by the hour online booking system!

From free to max. $15 per hour and no membership or registration fees. Located on Poronui St, we will have daily slots available to book free of charge visit our website for all times and prices.Our new sensored LED floodlighting will light up the court

Please contact info@tennisauckland.co.nz with any questions or enquiries. Please note, that court bookings that are free of charge won’t have access to floodlighti
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