Pro padel takes center stage on the Las Vegas Strip as PPL MGM Las Vegas brings the Pro Padel League to Dolby Live at Park MGM from Wednesday, November 18 through Saturday, November 21, 2026. The four-day event showcases the world’s top padel talent competing in one of the fastest-growing sports on the planet.
What to know: Padel — a high-energy racquet sport blending elements of tennis and squash — has exploded in popularity worldwide, and the Pro Padel League brings its elite competition to Las Vegas for four days of thrilling matches. The opening sessions on November 18 and 19 begin at 5:00 PM, with weekend sessions on November 20 and 21 starting at 2:00 PM.
Date, time and show details
PPL MGM Las Vegas runs Wednesday, November 18 through Saturday, November 21, 2026 at Dolby Live at Park MGM. Game start times are 5:00 PM Pacific Time on November 18–19 and 2:00 PM PT on November 20–21. Doors open 30 minutes before game time.
Expect fast-paced, high-intensity padel action featuring professional teams battling through the tournament bracket. The intimate Dolby Live setting puts fans close to the court for every dramatic rally and match point.
The venue: Dolby Live at Park MGM
Dolby Live at Park MGM is located at 3770 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109. The state-of-the-art theater is known for hosting major residencies and special events, with cutting-edge sound and production that elevate every performance — and every match.
Park MGM offers a smoke-free casino floor, stylish rooms and suites, and a celebrated dining lineup — making it an ideal home base for sports fans visiting Las Vegas for the tournament.
Tickets
Tickets for PPL MGM Las Vegas are available through the official MGM Resorts entertainment channels. With four days of competition, fans can choose single-session tickets or attend multiple days. Check the official Park MGM listing for the most current ticket availability and session schedules.
Getting to Park MGM
Park MGM sits at 3770 S Las Vegas Blvd on the Strip’s west side, near T-Mobile Arena. If you’re driving, the resort offers self-parking and valet; rideshare pickup and drop-off zones are clearly marked. The Las Vegas Monorail stops at nearby MGM Grand, and RTC Deuce buses run along Las Vegas Boulevard around the clock. The T-Mobile Arena tram connection makes Park MGM especially convenient for sports fans.
More Las Vegas events
Planning a full Las Vegas trip? Don’t miss the Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026 — the Formula 1 night race takes over the Strip in November with three days of racing, concerts, and fan experiences.