Manchester Tennis and Football Centre
The Aquatics Centre, the Etihad Stadium, the Velodrome . . . anyone who doubts the legacy of the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games only needs to look at the number of major sports facilities built for it. Manchester Tennis and Football Centre is yet another.
With six indoor and four outdoor, floodlit courts, it’s a good-sized facility, and you don’t need a membership. Just book your court online or on the Better app. It’s the same with their three 3g five-a-side football pitches.
They offer accessibly-priced tennis classes for adults and children, and hold tennis camps for youngsters in the school holidays. They also run tennis sessions for people who use wheelchairs, and people with disabilities.
- Price:
Open: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Disabled access: Yes
Tags: Racquet sports Team sports Classes Families Groups Outdoor exercise Bootcamp
Subscribe to the Confidential Guides newsletter
Want to be the first to receive the latest news, tips, guides and updates? Subscribe here.
Advertise with Confidentials
Is this your business? If you’d like to discuss your entry or marketing with us, get in touch here.
You might also like…
The Fitzgerald
Northern QuarterThe Fitzgerald, appropriately enough, channels those Great Gatsby vibes with its vintage stylings, and its 1920s glassware sets off the...
Viet Shack Manchester Ancoats
AncoatsNelson Lam and Leo Tran's Viet Shack empire started with a humble takeaway stall in the Arndale Market which quickly...
Franco Manca Didsbury
DidsburyPioneers of sourdough Neapolitan pizza and natural Italian wine purveyors, Franco Manca started out as a small concern in Brixton...
Hillgate Cakery
Stockport Town CentreHillgate Cakery is a fully vegan, family-run bakery and cafe in Stockport’s Old Town. Housed in a mock-Tudor building, the...
