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Badminton

Sports Halls

The Sports Halls are used for a variety of indoor sports, but getting a Badminton court is probably the easiest. Order and pay online, and then rock up 15 minutes before your session. You'll need to bring your own equipment. Table Tennis tables are also available.

Address: Cnr Grand Parade & Olympic Blvd
Hours: Mon-Thu noon-10PM, Fri 4-10PM, Sat Sun 8AM-9PM
Price: From $26 per court
Website: sportshalls.com.au (opens in a new tab)

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