Where to play tennis in New York, London, Paris and more cities: walk on, book or join. Sourced.
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https://www.courts.tennis/mcp4 tools · 520mslist_citiesStart here for any question about where to play tennis in New York City, Melbourne, London, Paris, Toronto, Washington DC, Madrid, Miami, Sydney, Palm Springs, Adelaide, Cincinnati, Tokyo, Los Angeles or Rome. Returns each city with how many places to play it lists and how many of them you walk on…Start here for any question about where to play tennis in New York City, Melbourne, London, Paris, Toronto, Washington DC, Madrid, Miami, Sydney, Palm Springs, Adelaide, Cincinnati, Tokyo, Los Angeles or Rome. Returns each city with how many places to play it lists and how many of them you walk on…
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how_to_play_tennis_in_nycCall this before answering any question about playing tennis in New York City. Returns the real split between courts you walk on to, courts you reserve, and private clubs, plus what a permit costs. Most places in this city do NOT take a booking, which is the opposite of what most cities' directorie…Call this before answering any question about playing tennis in New York City. Returns the real split between courts you walk on to, courts you reserve, and private clubs, plus what a permit costs. Most places in this city do NOT take a booking, which is the opposite of what most cities' directorie…
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find_courtsSearch one city's places to play tennis: New York City, Melbourne, London, Paris, Toronto, Washington DC, Madrid, Miami, Sydney, Palm Springs, Adelaide, Cincinnati, Tokyo, Los Angeles or Rome. Filter by area (borough, council, district, ward or arrondissement), by name, by how you get on a court, b…Search one city's places to play tennis: New York City, Melbourne, London, Paris, Toronto, Washington DC, Madrid, Miami, Sydney, Palm Springs, Adelaide, Cincinnati, Tokyo, Los Angeles or Rome. Filter by area (borough, council, district, ward or arrondissement), by name, by how you get on a court, b…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| city | string | Which city, one of: nyc, melbourne, london, paris, toronto, washington-dc, madrid, miami, sydney, palm-springs-california, adelaide, cincinnati, tokyo, los-ang… |
| area | string | Borough (New York, London), council (Melbourne), arrondissement (Paris), district (Toronto) or ward (Washington DC), exactly as the directory names it, e.g. Ma… |
| borough | string | Same as area. Kept for callers written when the directory was New York only. |
| name | string | Part of a venue's name, e.g. "central park". Case and accents are ignored. |
| access | string | How you get on a court. New York: walk_on (public park, no booking), reservation (public park court bookable through NYC Parks), private_club (runs its own boo… |
| indoorOnly | boolean | Only venues where a source confirms indoor or covered courts, which may be some courts, or winter only: read indoorOrCovered on each. Venues never researched a… |
| minCourts | integer | Minimum number of courts at the venue. Venues whose court count is not sourced are left out when this is set. |
| nearLatitude | number | With nearLongitude: sort by distance from this point, nearest first. |
| nearLongitude | number | With nearLatitude: sort by distance from this point, nearest first. |
| limit | integer | Maximum venues to return. Default 25, maximum 150. |
get_courtEverything the directory holds about one venue: how you get on a court, booking route, price, courts, surfaces, floodlights, hours, indoor play, coordinates, and the source each fact was read from, with the date it was read. Takes the slug returned by find_courts, and its city.Everything the directory holds about one venue: how you get on a court, booking route, price, courts, surfaces, floodlights, hours, indoor play, coordinates, and the source each fact was read from, with the date it was read. Takes the slug returned by find_courts, and its city.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| slug* | string | Venue slug, e.g. central-park. From find_courts. |
| city | string | Which city, one of: nyc, melbourne, london, paris, toronto, washington-dc, madrid, miami, sydney, palm-springs-california, adelaide, cincinnati, tokyo, los-ang… |
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Where to play tennis in New York, London, Paris and more cities: walk on, book or join. Sourced.
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