Tumbleweed Recreation Center

I saw pickle ball being played indoors today. I don't know if it is a "class" or drop in. Give them a call.

No. You do not need tickets

It is from 7pm to 9pm

I think February.

A daily adult pass is $4 for Chandler residents and $6 for non-residents. The pass includes access to all equipment as well as all group fitness classes for the day

Yes sort of. They play pickle ball on the gym floors certain days off the week. Call them

5am-10pm monday-friday Saturday closes at 8pm but i cant remember what time they open. Probably 7am 10am-6pm Sunday

Saturday: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

If you are asking about the general fitness classes then those are a part of your TRC membership fee. However, there are many recreation classes/prpgrams offered at the TRC (cooking, dance, art, etc) that are offered through the city's Parks & Recreation guide, Break Time, that requires an additional registration and fee. This being said, your TRC membership includes a lot as is. Hope that helps.

Holiday Hours (7 a.m. - 5 p.m.): - Martin Luther King Jr. Day - Presidents' Day - Memorial Day - Labor Day - Veterans' Day - Day after Thanksgiving - Christmas Eve - New Year's Eve TRC is closed New Year's Day, Ostrich Festival Weekend, Easter, July 4th, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

They have Pickleball set up Tuesday & Thursday from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and Saturday from 7-10 a.m. These times vary a little when Chandler Unified School District is on intersession, due to youth camps.

13 and up to enter the gym area. You can buy membership, or a daily pass. They also have a discount for family memberships.

No.

Classes in the morning and evening both. You can find the schedule on their website:)

I'm 65 and been playing Pickleball for about six to eight months. Having come from a background of competitive Racket ball and a little tennis, I've become an inconsistent intermediate player (on a good day I can impress considerably better players, but on a bad day I'm a real embarrassment. Lol. The TRC has a great mix of players. Spanning beginners to very good players. Everyone has been socially accepting of others. No snobbery. Sure, beginners want more of the opportunity to play better opponents, and I've seen them whining about it, but I've seen many people get assistance from better players there. Most, but not all, players there have a "reasonable" attitude towards helping the beginners. It indoor and very reasonable.

Yes, they open st 7 am on Saturdays