PADEL POP continues its development in Île-de-France with the opening of a new padel complex located on the roof of the Les 3 Fontaines shopping center in Cergy.  This site, consisting of five outdoor tracks, focuses on a fully autonomous and digitalized experience in order to simplify access to the practice.

The new complex includes  four double courts and one single court accessible via a digital booking system. The stated objective is to eliminate the constraints usually associated with the activity: no more physical reception, administrative formalities or imposed schedules.

A fully digital gaming experience

Reservations are made via the app  Anybuddy  in just a few clicks. Once the booking is confirmed, each player receives a personal code allowing direct access to the complex. The lights activate automatically at the start of the session.

To complement this autonomous approach,  PADEL POP  relies on  Padel Cube  Rackets can be rented directly on site. Vending machines also offer balls and drinks, while customer service remains available daily.  7 a.m. to 23 p.m. .

A technical construction project on the roofs of Cergy

Installing a sports complex on the roof of a shopping center presented a real logistical challenge. The various metal structures, glazing, and synthetic turf were transported by crane to a height of over twenty meters before being assembled on site.

For PADEL POP, this type of setup makes it possible to utilize underutilized urban spaces while bringing sports infrastructure closer to practitioners.

A vision championed by Charlotte de Taffin

At the head of the project,  Charlotte de Taffin , founder and CEO of PADEL POP, leverages more than ten years of experience in construction and engineering works to develop this concept.

“My vision is to make padel radically simple and flexible, leveraging technology to offer a 100% autonomous experience. We're not just building padel courts, we're creating a free and accessible playing experience.”

A national ambition

Created in the fall of 2025,  PADEL POP  wishes to accelerate its development in the French standalone padel market. The company aims to deploy  around fifty tracks within five years , with several new openings already planned in  2026 and 2027 .

In a context where infrastructure development remains a major challenge to support the growth of padel in France, the concept aims to offer a solution based on flexibility, autonomy and the optimization of urban spaces.

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