15 places
Two pickleball courts at a big racquet centre that also has tennis and padel, open until midnight.
Sixteen courts, twelve of them indoor, which is more pickleball in one place than anywhere else in the northern emirates.
Three indoor courts in the summer sports halls at AED 90 an hour on weekday off-peak.
Indoor courts inside the Just Padel hangar at Mina Rashid, playable all year.
School courts in Al Safa, two of them roofed, with equipment for rent.
Pickleball alongside four padel courts at the Me'aisem mall, open until 1am.
Dubai's first dedicated indoor pickleball club: six enclosed, climate-controlled courts with open play most days.
A public outdoor court where the Masdar Pickleball Club, close to a hundred members, plays and lets newcomers join in.
Al Ain's bookable pickleball court, at AED 40 an hour and open until 1am.
Courts laid inside the cruise terminal's passenger hall can be booked around the clock, with late-night weekday slots at half price.
Three indoor courts under an air dome at AED 120 an hour, so summer is no problem.
At AED 45 an hour it is among the cheapest bookable courts in the city, and it stays open past midnight.
An indoor synthetic court in the middle of the city on Muroor Road, at AED 65 an hour.
The city's main public sports complex runs pickleball for beginners and lessons, open from 6am.
Pickleball on multipurpose courts at a venue with 20 other sports, so a mixed group can split up.