AIM Sports Complex Indoor Pickleball in Seal Beach

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Summary / Description

6 indoor pickleball courts with portable nets in AIM Sports Complex in Seal Beach, CA. The courts are organized by level of play. The balls are provided, however, they are all a bright orange-red and difficult to see. If a team wins, they can stay on the court for the until they lose a game, so it means waiting for a game or two. There is a cost of $5 to play. There are bathrooms. There is a bucket of balls at each court and you place your paddle to indicate you are next in line. The Sportsplex offers 115,000 square feet that can be configured for a variety of sports events; including 16 volleyball courts or 12 basketball courts. Indoor gym space can support a variety of all-day or weekend sporting events.

FEES
$20 for parking, $20 per person for admission

RENT SPACE
$60/Hr per court: 8 AM – 4 PM
$80/Hr per court: 4 PM – 11 PM

HOURS
Mon-Fri: 8 AM – 11 PM
Sat-Sun: 6 AM – 11 PM

CAFE HOURS
Friday: 4 PM – 10 PM 
Saturday: 8 AM – 8 PM 
Sunday: 8 AM – 6 PM

Court Information

Address: 1709 Apollo Ct, Seal Beach, CA 90740

City: Seal Beach

County: Orange County

State: California

Postal Code: 90740

Website: Website

Phone Number: +1 562-344-3130

Google Maps Link: Google Maps

Google Location Link: Location

Place Type: Sports complex

Number of Tennis Courts: 0

Number of Pickleball Courts: 6

Court Location: Indoor

Access Type: Private

Working Hours

Day	Hours
Monday	8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday	8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday	8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Thursday	8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Friday	8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Saturday	6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday	6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Location Map

Amenities & Features

Category	Available Features
Core Amenities	LightsRestroomsNo Water FountainBenchesNo FencingLocker Rooms
Court Condition	CleanWell MaintainedNoisySafe Area
Court Surface	Hard CourtAcrylic Court
Equipment & Services	Equipment Rental
Environment Features	ShadeCovered
Access Details	Reservation RequiredApp AccessFee Applies
Parking	Paid Parking Lot
Nearby Facilities	Pickleball NearbyBasketball NearbyGym NearbyCafe Nearby

Dog & Pet Information

Dog Rules: Dogs must be leashed and under control. Dog owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs.

No Dogs Allowed

Reviews & Ratings

Overall Rating

3.8 out of 5 stars (324 reviews)

What Visitors Say

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Positive Reviews:

Bernd Reuter: ★★★★

Nice to be able to play Pickleball indoors when it rains. But it's still a mystery to me how they operate and when they set up for Pickleball.

emily escobedo: ★★★★★

Ran well. My son played here a few times. Cost for volleyball $15 per adult and parking $10. They have stadium type seats but can be limited x recommend brining stadium chairs from Amazon or your own camping chairs. The food wasn’t too bad either

James H: ★★★★

Nice basketball courts. This is a business with the intent of making money. $20 to park. $20 to get in. You can park 1/2 mile away if you patronize those businesses.

Joseph DeVore: ★★★★★

Great facility. Serves pickleball, basketball and volleyball players. Well kept clean place.

Mary Murphy: ★★★★

Great place to place pickleball! Six courts, playing levels are organized and the folks are friendly!

Mike Beckage: ★★★★★

Regular Pickleball opportunities are appreciated. Nice facility!

D Le: ★★★★★

Great people for playing pickleball

Neutral Reviews:

Ellen: ★★★

As far as indoor pickleball courts go the courts seem to be organized by level of play. The balls are provided, however, they are all a bright orange-red. It is difficult to see the back line from the opposite back line as the lines are green, but St least the lines are painted. The rules are not clear about if it's 2 on and challenge the winners or 4 on, 4 off. Also, it seems that if a team wins, they can stay on the court for the until they lose a game, so it out means waiting for a game or two. There is a cost of $5 to play. There are bathrooms. There is a bucket of balls at each court which is nice and that is where you place your paddle to indicate you are next in line.

Jason McMinn: ★★★

Nice facility, but if you're here for basketball tournaments, you'd are going to have a hard time understanding what the refs calls are because it is LOUD inside. They also charge you $20 for parking, which is crazy. $20 per person for admission, on top of that.

J G: ★★★

This place is ok. Nothing really exciting about it. We came here for a basketball tournament on a Saturday starting at 5 pm with the first game. There is a lot of parking at this location, but it does get full real quick. Just be patient, people are always coming in and out, you’ll find parking. They charged $10 to park and then $15 to get into the courts. It is expensive, but it is what it is. The two teens at the entrance of the parking lot were courteous and pointed us on the right direction. The building where I was had 4 full courts inside. Lighting was ok, good enough for me to take some good pictures with my camera. Place was kind of packed inside, but we just had to wait for other games to finish, then we were able to find seats.

Negative Reviews:

Michael Hohnecker: ★★

Expensive parking and door fees. It feels like you can attend a USC or UCLA basketball game for the same money as to watch your kid play in a tournament here.

Kara S: ★

They charge for parking and only accept cash. Pay attendants to sit in other lots and block them off. The tournament spectator entrance is expensive and they only accept cash or zelle. Pretty sure they aren’t reporting this income. The scoreboards are run off an app that continues to run into tech issues which they wont fix. The courts are different sizes which is extremely frustrating for players. They do not clean or sweep the courts in between games causing them to be dirty and slippery.

Gretchen Lapham: ★

$20 CASH parking fee. PER DAY. Absolutely ridiculous, IMO. Glad we parked at Subway for our 1 game at 8a and walked 7 mins. to avoid their stupid fees. Hope more people do this so they are forced to stop taking advantage of people. You already pay a hefty fee to get into the games, but to pay $60 for the weekend to park - we've never experienced that egregiousness. Additionally, we were expecting that all NXT Pro games would be streamed. We asked 4 different people - nobody knew anything about streaming, even though there were green cameras in the gym. If you are charging a family of 3 over $225 for a three day event - there should be streaming AND your staff should be knowledgeable enough to help their PAYING CUSTOMERS how to access the games.

Dameka Scott: ★

The worst place ever I hope my kid never has a game there again. The staff is extremely Unprofessional and rude. Screaming and yelling at us. One even cursed us made a whole embarrassing scene for nothing. Absolutely terrible!

rsr510: ★

Worst grift ever. Have bball tournaments and charge for parking. 20 bucks. And block off all other parking for other businesses around there (even though it’s the weekend and all those businesses are closed). Ohh and your courts are too small. Way to suck every dime out of travel bball.

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