Ace Pickleball Club's Omaha location at 13423 F Street hosts a Team Event and a Singles Event on November 7 and 8, 2026. The weekend is one stop in the club's 2026 Championship Series, a set of tournament dates held at the same time across every participating Ace Pickleball Club nationwide, not just in Omaha. Source: acepickleballclub.com/championships, checked October 22, 2026.
How the series works here
The Championship Series runs four weekends a year at each club, rotating between doubles weekends and team-plus-singles weekends. Omaha's other 2026 dates were a Men's/Women's/Mixed Doubles weekend on February 21-22 and another doubles weekend on August 22-23, with the Team Event and Singles Event falling in May (16-17) and now November (7-8). The club also ran a Men's/Women's/Mixed Doubles Event in October 2025. Participation is included with an Ace Pickleball Club membership; non-members who want to compete or watch should call the club at 402-817-7827 to ask about guest access for that weekend.
About the venue
The Ace Pickleball Club Omaha facility has 13 indoor courts with permanent nets and lights. Membership runs from $29 a month for 4 visits up to $89 a month for unlimited access, billed every 4 weeks, and non-members can drop in for $20 a visit. Hours are 6 AM to 10 PM Monday through Friday, 6 AM to 9 PM Saturday, and 8 AM to 8 PM Sunday. Source: acepickleballclub.com/omaha-ne, checked October 22, 2026.
Other places to play in the Omaha area
If the Championship Series weekend is members-only or the club is full, Omaha has several other venues worth knowing about.
- Union Bank & Trust Sports Complex, 21015 Cumberland Dr: 8 indoor courts, lit, $5 for a 2-hour session.
- Common Ground Community Center, 1701 Veterans Dr: 4 indoor courts, lit, $9 drop-in or free for members.
- Kountze Park, 1900 Pratt St: 4 outdoor courts, free, lit, bring your own net.
Between these four venues, Omaha players have a members-only club running a national tournament series, two pay-as-you-go indoor options, and a free lit outdoor park. For the club itself, the November 7-8 weekend means limited open-play access while the courts are in use for the Team and Singles events, so members who just want to drop in should call ahead that weekend. See the full list on the Omaha, NE city page.