MBPJ Partnership Highlights
De Palma Social Club is partnering with Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) to expand high-quality racquet sports access in Kelana Jaya.
The facility is designed to combine professional standards with practical affordability, so more residents can play regularly instead of occasionally.
Why This Collaboration Matters
- It supports wider participation in fast-growing sports across Petaling Jaya.
- It introduces a mixed pricing model for different community segments.
- It helps build a long-term pathway from beginner sessions to competitive play.
Community Pricing Framework
| Audience Segment | Planned Support | Intended Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Students | Discounted entry rates | Lower barrier for first-time players |
| Local workers | Practical off-peak pricing | Better weekday participation |
| B40 households | Subsidized access windows | Broader inclusion in club activity |
Community Impact Focus
By aligning club operations with local policy goals, the partnership targets both sport development and social inclusion.
This approach is intended to keep padel and pickleball sustainable, visible, and accessible for Petaling Jaya residents.
Facilities Snapshot
| Zone | Scope | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pickleball courts | Regulation pickleball lines | Built for club play |
| Padel courts | Glass-walled courts | Full panoramic format |
| Player support | Changing rooms and showers | Built for daily convenience |
| Services | Equipment rental and coaching | Beginner to advanced pathways |
Location and Access
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Address | Jalan Stadium SS7/15, Kelana Jaya |
| City | Petaling Jaya, Selangor |
| Accessibility | Connected from major Klang Valley routes |
| Parking | On-site and nearby parking options |
| Best for | After-work sessions, social doubles, beginner clinics |
Opening Timeline
Rollout is focused on stable operations, community onboarding, and coaching-led first sessions. Opening dates will be announced once confirmed.
