Active Pickleball Tennis Center @ Queens College Tennis Center

The court was supposed for the next group who already paid but did not show up after our booked time. There was no clock and any reminder so that we unknowingly played over the booked time. They'll never refund the guy who didn't show up and they charge me for playing over time. They should have told us to leave when time is up instead of double charging for the court. There's a flaw in their process which reveals their bad management. The rental court was requested to be paid in advance while booking. We were not request to check in and can get into the court to play. What if someone else sneak into and takes that court without paying. Will the fee still be charged on the guy played before? Another frustration from this situation is that someone was literally roll his/her eyes to me while I was trying to figure out the policy in front of the front desk.

Tennis courts/programs are excellent and the staff is friendly and awesome! I love playing here.

Alley Pond Tennis Center is now APTC and has moved to a new location in Queens College. I played for the first time at this facility and was very happy with the condition and the lighting of the courts. Lighting is super important it can make or break the indoor experience. Pricing is fair and they now offer a yearly membership which has some nice perks of free parking, advance booking and discounted courts.

Just took a beginners pickleball group clinic at the center. The courts were decent and instructors were great especially Hemel, l learned a lot at the clinic and planning on taking another class soon! PS - It’s a bit hot and stuffy inside and not cool and air conditioned (it was 90 degrees out, but in less hot weather it will be fine).

It's a great tennis facility. Courts are very well maintained, lighting is very good and prices are reasonable. It also helps that one can reserve a week in advance as opposed to just 1-2 days. Pros there are good , very friendly, they make the game fun and engaging. I've also been coming to tennis drill sessions for several years, and the crowd is fun and welcoming, making it both a good workout and a very enjoable pastime.