Padel Parranda
Cologne
where celebration meets sport
Cologne plays indoors: courts under the hall roof, iced coffee from Eduscho right at the glass. Coffee first, then padel, then music.
Coffee first, then padel.
In Cologne the Eduscho coffee corner was the first stop of the day: a barista from doors to final, iced coffee as the official warm-up, and the sign “you're just as hot as your coffee” became the photo of the day.
The Cologne edition runs on indoor courts, which means the weather doesn't matter and the DJ set sounds pretty good under the hall roof.
The next edition in Cologne is announced on Instagram. Tournament slots in pairs, day tickets for everyone who would rather watch and dance.
12 noon tournament. 3 pm open courts. 6 pm DJ set.
Every edition follows the same schedule, in Cologne too. Twenty teams of two play the tournament, then the courts are open for everyone, and from 6 pm the DJ booth sits on the baseline. Never played padel? Perfect, from 3 pm nobody keeps score.
Tournament
Twenty teams of two, all levels mixed, sign up in pairs. The winners get the trophy, everyone else gets the afternoon.
Open courts
The courts are open for everyone who wants to play. Racquets are on site.
DJ set
The court becomes the dance floor, the sun does the lighting.
Brands on the court
In Cologne, Eduscho was on site with the coffee corner, from doors to the award ceremony.
Padel in Cologne, in short.
Is Padel Parranda Cologne indoors?
Yes, the Cologne edition runs on indoor courts. Weather is not an issue.
Are there racquets on site in Cologne?
Yes, there are rental racquets for the open courts. For the tournament most people bring their own.
When is the next edition in Cologne?
The date lands on Instagram and in the WhatsApp channel first.
Which brands were in Cologne?
Eduscho with the coffee corner. More roles are open for the next edition.
A brand in Cologne?
Indoor means every surface can be planned, from the court glass to the bar. Tell us what you have in mind.
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