Calgary · Pay-per-court centre

Aforza

Indoor courts in SW. Building + bubble.

Indoor courtsNot publishedBuilding + bubble
SurfaceNot published
Pay per courtYesNo membership needed
Junior programsYesIncl. high performance

Who can play

A public indoor tennis and padel club. Memberships are optional; non-members pay the court fee plus a $10.50 guest fee.

How to book: Online through the Club Automation booking system or by phone. Members book 6 days ahead.

Prices

Court rental prices at Aforza
Court rentalPrice (CAD)
Court rental (per court, not per person)$26.25 / hour
Non-member guest fee
Added to the court fee for non-members.
$10.50
Membership prices at Aforza
MembershipPrice (CAD)
Junior (ages 1–18), annual
No initiation fee; can be paid in 12 monthly instalments.
$441
Single adult (19–64), annual$756
Senior (65+), annual$504
Couple, annual$1,386
Family (2 adults and 2 or more juniors), annual$2,142

Prices for As published October 2026; the page does not say whether tax is included., as published by the facility on October 18, 2026. Tax may be extra. Check the source before you book.

Junior programs

Academy programs need approval from the Academy before enrolling. The club says it has the largest competitive junior program in Alberta.

  • ABCs · ages 3.5–6
  • Red Ball (Red 1, Red 2, Red Friday, Red Weekend) · ages 5–7
  • Orange Ball (2, 3 or 5 days a week; assessment required) · ages 7–9
  • Green Ball · ages 8–10
  • Junior Recreational Tennis · ages 10–18
  • Aforza Academy: Performance · ages 10–18
  • Aforza Academy: High Performance · ages 10–16
  • Aforza Academy: Elite · 18 and under
    20+ hours of supervised training a week

Good to know for parents

  • A junior membership is $441 a year with no initiation fee and saves the $10.50 guest fee on every visit.
  • Members can make one booking per day. There is a 24-hour cancellation policy; late cancellations forfeit the court fee.
  • Aforza says it hosts 16 Tennis Alberta tournaments a year.
  • The club does not publish its current tennis court count. Its history page says it began with six bubble-covered courts and added four indoor courts in 2000; it now also runs padel.

Lessons, adults and amenities

Amenities: Air-supported "bubble" courts, Indoor courts in the clubhouse building, Padel courts, Pro shop with stringing, Licensed lounge and restaurant, Locker rentals.

Sources

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