Padel Arosa

Where mountains and lake become a playing field!

Padel tennis is currently THE number one trending sport, and Arosa is picking up on this trend in collaboration with Padelta.A tailor-made floating construction will bring a new and unique padel experience in summer 2025. In addition to the Padelta Open, which takes place from July 4th to 5th, 2025, the court will be available throughout the summer for both guests and locals.

Padelta Open 20-21 June 2025

During the two-day event, not only will current & former athletes and influencers be playing, but a captivating off court program will also entertain the visitors. Whether it's a fun shower, bar, food truck, relaxing area or concerts, we look forward to welcome you in Arosa.

Freitag, 20. Juni 2025 Vorrunden

10.00 Uhr                          Türöffnung Village
11.00 - 17.00 Uhr          Vorrunden
17.00 - 18.00 Uhr          Autogrammstunde
19.00 Uhr                          Türschliessung Village

Geniessen Sie die entspannte Atmosphäre an den Padelta Open und beobachten Sie die Spieler:innen beim Spielen auf dem Floss.

Das Programm wird regelmässig ergänzt

Samstag, 21. Juni 2025 Finale

09.00 Uhr                          Türöffnung Village
10.00 - 17.30 Uhr          Viertelfinale, Halbfinale und Finale
19.00 Uhr                          Türschliessung Village

Geniessen Sie die entspannte Atmosphäre an den Padelta Open und beobachten Sie die Spieler:innen am Viertelfinale, Halbfinale und Finale auf dem Floss.

Das Programm wird regelmässig ergänzt

Permanent summer offer

In addition to the flagship event on July 4 & 5th, the padel court will be open to the public throughout the summer of 2025. This will create an attractive alternative to the traditional offerings on and around the water, providing added value for guests and locals and highlighting Arosa as an innovative destination.

What is Padel

In recent years, the sport was mainly popular in Spain and South America, but has now become the new trend sport in Switzerland as well. Many former and current top athletes play padel, making the sport accessible to the general public.

The game rules are similar to tennis, but Padel is played on a smaller court surrounded by glass walls and grid. Unlike other games, padel is usually played in doubles. The aim, like in tennis, is to hit the ball over the net into the opponent's field using special rackets, whereby the ball may also touch the glass wall.

Padelta

For the past three years, Padelta has been the driving force behind the development of padel in Switzerland. The vision is to spread and promote the game and its excitement nationwide. To achieve this, Padelta not only invests in new locations but also focuses heavily on training. The team consists of the most experienced coaches in Switzerland, and Padelta's facilities feature the best courts and state-of-the-art infrastructure. Arosa is excited to have Padelta on board as a professional partner for the new offering.

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