Playing padel for 24 hours, staying up all night on the courts and making it to Sunday morning brunch: that's the challenge proposed by La Bandeja September 12 and 13, 2026. An event limited to 32 teams that will combine competition, entertainment and a festive atmosphere.
24 hours without interruption
La Bandeja prepares a format that is, to say the least, original. 12 and 13 September 2026 the club will organize its "24 Hours of Padel » a tournament that will begin Saturday at 9 a.m. to end Sunday at 9 a.m. .
During these 24 uninterrupted hours, 32 teams maximum will participate in a competition composed of group stages, semi-finals and final .
The unique aspect is obviously the concept: when night falls, the tournament doesn't stop. Players must continue to fight for their chances throughout the hours, with fatigue as an added factor.
A different way of approaching competition, where endurance and the ability to stay focused could end up counting almost as much as the level of padel.
Padel, but not only that
La Bandeja wants to make these 24 hours a true event rather than just a tournament. Between matches, several activities will be offered to participants, including a golf challenge, a pétanque tournament and a belote tournament .
Other activities and surprises are also planned, while a A DJ will provide entertainment during the evening. of the event.
After what promises to be a particularly long night, participants will be able to gather around a closing brunch on Sunday morning .
Three-month subscription for the winners
The competition will also offer several prizes.
The team that wins the 24 Hours of Padel will leave with three months of off-peak subscription offered to each of the two players , i.e., an individual value announced of 135 Euros .
The finalists will each receive a La gift card Bandeja of 68 euros while the players on the team finishing in third place will each receive a 34 euro gift card .
This adds an extra dimension to a tournament whose main challenge may nevertheless be to conserve enough energy to go for the last points in the early morning.
60 euros per player, meal included
The registration fee is set at 60 euros per person It includes not only participation in the tournament and various activities, but also lunch, dinner and closing brunch .
The Mixed teams are accepted , with a limit set at 32 teams for this first edition.
Registration is now open and must be completed. via the La app Bandeja .
One question will then remain for the participants to resolve: after starting to play on Saturday morning, Who will still be fresh enough to go for the title on Sunday at 9am?
24 hours. One team. How far will you go?


































































































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