Feeling Sporty? Here Are 8 Multi-Purpose Sports Centres Around PJ & KL
With COVID-19 restrictions lifted, it's time to get back into shape, and play some of our favourite games.
We all have our favourite go-to sport, but it doesn't hurt to change it up every now and then
Though there are a plethora of parks, fields, and centres for us to play the sports we love, oftentimes they cater to only one kind of sport.
Sometimes, going to a sports centre is more fun than going to a football field or basketball court complex.
Here are eight sports centres around PJ and KL that switch things up, and have multiple courts for different kinds of sports.
1. PJ Palms Sports Centre
Walking distance from the Taman Jaya LRT Station, PJ Palms Sports Centre is a great place to play some sports with young kids.
Possessing a 50-metre swimming pool and a kiddie pool, you'll be able to challenge your aquatic abilities with your kids. Swimming lessons are also available for kids if necessary. There are also two fully air-conditioned cricket lanes, two squash courts, and even a diving centre.
With the 'Out of Africa' bar and restaurant in the complex, and the popular A&W Restaurant nearby too, no membership is required to spend a day at this sports centre. To view the amenities in full, visit their website.
Address:
No 1 Lorong Sultan,
Petaling Jaya, 46200 Selangor, Malaysia.
Operating hours:
8am-10pm (Daily).
2. X Park Malaysia @ Sunway South Quay
Located in the bustling area of Sunway South Quay, X Park has a lovely view of gardens and greenery.
Consisting of four futsal courts, 11 badminton courts, and known for hosting paintball and dodgeball games, the array of facilities make it easy for you to jump from one sport to another while remaining in the same vicinity.
For Malaysians outside the KL-PJ districts, there are other X Park outlets offering different sports amenities in Port Dickson, Ipoh, and Johor. For more information, visit their website.
Address:
Jalan Tasik Selatan, Sunway South Quay,
Bandar Sunway, 47500 Subang Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Operating hours:
Open 24 hours (Pre-booking is required for late night slots. Visit their website for more information).
3. Jump Street
I'm sure you knew this was coming, didn't you?
Jump Street is Malaysia's first trampoline park and oh boy, if you're looking for a different kind of sport to embark on, this park is for you. With over 9,000 square feet of connected trampolines, you can even partake in their indoor street soccer, zip-line across the outlet, or have a not-so-friendly game of dodgeball.
Wanna get sporty with your fellow teammates? Jump Street takes bookings for corporate events, school trips, and even private parties. Visit their website for more information.
Address:
No 8A, Jalan 13/6, Seksyen 13,
46200, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Operating hours:
10am-6.30pm (Tuesdays to Sundays).
Closed on Mondays.
4. Sports Arena
Sports Arena is arguably one of the largest sports centres in Malaysia. With outlets in Taman Sri Sentosa, Mahkota Cheras, Puchong, and Bukit Serdang, every arena is stacked.
From badminton courts, futsal courts, wushu and taekwondo classes, dodgeball, netball and cheerleading spaces, there is even a fully equipped gym for bodybuilders to train.
Each branch also possesses their own eat-out bistro, so you can chow down on your local or Western favourites after burning plenty of calories.
Address:
Differs for each outlet, visit their website for more information.
Operating hours:
Differs for each outlet, visit their website for more information.
5. Camp5 @ KL Eco City
Holding the motto "Everyone Can Climb", Camp5 is THE outlet for endurance climbers. With multiple locations around the Klang Valley besides KL Eco City (1 Utama, Shah Alam, and Bukit Bintang), there's more to this sports centre than one climbing.
From a designated bouldering and rope area, there are also basic wall climbing courses for adults and kids alike. If you're looking to experiment with something a little different, functional fitness classes and yoga classes are also available to test your mobility and strength levels.
While KL Eco City is arguably the most diverse of the ranges, all the outlets have a variety of climbing activities for you to try out. Visit their website to check out all the different outlets.
Address (KL Eco City Outlet):
Lot 07 & 08, 4th Floor KL Eco City Mall,
Jalan Bangsar, Bangsar, 59200 Kuala Lumpur.
Operating hours:
10am-10pm (Mondays to Fridays).
10am-8pm (Saturdays and Sundays).
6. Sports Garage
As one of the most notable sports centres on this list, Sports Garage houses over 15 different types of sports activities! Among those include volleyball, netball, human foosball, dodgeball, captain ball, and frisbee.
If you're looking for a place to organise a team-building drill, or just to throw a kids birthday party, other group games include archery tag, bubble suit wars, basketball, and football tennis.
Address:
4, Jalan 19/1, Seksyen 19,
46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Operating hours:
10am-2am (Mondays to Fridays).
8am-2am (Saturdays and Sundays).
Certain sports may require further enquiry, check out their Facebook and Instagram for more details.
7. Shah Alam Extreme Park (SAEPS)
The Shah Alam Extreme Park (SAEPS) has a different kind of sports arena than you'd anticipate.
With three freestanding bouldering blocks and a two-podded freestanding climbing wall, those looking to strengthen their grip and mental endurance will be enamoured by these activities. Beyond that, there is also a paintball arena and concrete bowl park for skaters and bikers.
More docile individuals can choose to bring their bicycles for a smooth journey, then head to the KFC or Burger King joint next to the facilities for a bite to eat.
Address:
Jalan Lompat Pagar 13/37,
Seksyen 13, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor.
Operating hours:
9am-7pm (Daily).
8. The Challenger Sports Centre
With five branches scattered throughout the Klang Valley (PJ, Sungai Long, Kepong, Cheras, and Ampang), The Challenger Sports Centre has more options that you can consider.
Each of the five centres consist of a number of badminton courts, futsal courts, and table tennis tables. Selected outlets have zumba classes and a gym for yoga if you're looking for something more low-energy.
With hot shower facilities, locker systems, and a fully-stocked cafeteria at each branch, you can switch up whichever sport you want to play here depending on your personal preference.
Address:
Differs for each outlet, visit their website for more information.
Operating hours:
Differs for each sport, and the play time-frame. Visit their website for more information.