PickleDepot & PadelDepot @ Sentul Depot Is KL's Hottest New Lifestyle Destination!
Combining 12 professional-grade pickleball courts and 4 world-class padel courts, Pickle Depot is KL's largest and most exciting new venue for racquet sports enthusiasts. Whether you're here to connect, compete, or simply chill, this purpose-built space is designed to host not just matches – but memorable moments.
Your Court Awaits: Game On
Featuring a total of 12 premium pickleball courts, including 1 show court, and 4 state-of-the-art MejorSet courts + Mondo Turfs (official courts of the International Padel Federation and Premier Padel), Pickle Depot sets the gold standard for racquet sports in the region. Designed with players of all levels in mind, it's a place where everyone can elevate their game.
Pickleball Rates: RM60 (off-peak) | RM80 (peak)
Padel Rates: RM140 (off-peak) | RM180 (peak)
Official Launch: 25th July 2025
Padel rates for July and August: RM120 (off-peak) | RM160 (peak)
Courtside Chill & Community: The HUB @ Sentul Depot
More than just a sports venue, PickleDepot & PadelDepot offer a curated blend of sport, wellness, and social experiences.
Recharge at The HUB, an F&B concept space with a scenic deck overlooking the courts – perfect for watching matches, hanging out with friends, or grabbing a post-game coffee.
Smash Hits & Brand Fits
From casual rallies to high-energy tournaments, PickleDepot & PadelDepot are designed to host events, brand activations, and lifestyle experiences, making it the ideal location for creative collaborations.
Confirmed long-term brand partners include Maserati, who share the vision of merging performance with lifestyle in a dynamic, community-driven setting.
Co-Founded By Amelia Henderson
Co-founded by Malaysian actress and entrepreneur Amelia Henderson, PickleDepot & PadelDepot are a reflection of her passion for connection, movement, and modern lifestyle culture.
'I've always enjoyed connecting and bringing people together, and what better way to do so than bringing PickleDepot & PadelDepot to life. Pickleball and paddle have become a great social activity and now anyone can discover a new kind of energy in the city,' she said.
The venue also debuts WearRamé, an ethically-made, runway-inspired athleisure brand designed in Bali, alongside exclusive PickleDepot & PadelDepot merchandise available on-site.
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