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Badminton Court Rates in Seremban 2026: RM15 to RM25 an Hour, From Council Halls to 19-Court Centres

We read the live rate cards of six Seremban-area badminton options on 15 October 2026, from Oakland and Sikamat to Senawang, Sendayan and Nilai. An hour costs RM15 to RM25, the evening rate starts at 6pm almost everywhere, and two halls add 6% SST on top. Here are the rates, court counts and booking rules for each.

Marcus Wong15 October 20268 min read

Seremban is a badminton town without a badminton website. Most of its private halls post their rates on Facebook pages that need a login, or simply tell you the price when you call. That makes it hard to compare before you drive across town, and it is why this list is shorter than our Klang Valley rates guide: we only included places whose current price we could read for ourselves.

We read every rate below on 15 October 2026, on each venue's own channel: the live "Opening hours & Pricing" pop-up on Courtsite for Tunas, Ultimate Sporthaus, X Park and RKS, the live slot dialog on AFA (playsportstogether.com) for Sikamat, and Majlis Bandaraya Seremban's own halls page and eTempahan booking system for the council halls. None of the six had a promotion running on its official channel that day.

*Image: Tunas Badminton Hall, Oakland, Seremban*

How to choose a hall in Seremban

Start with when you play, not the headline price. Across the private halls, the gap between the cheapest and dearest hour is only about RM10. What changes is the time of day. Five of the six switch to their evening rate at 6pm, so an after-work booking at 6.30pm costs the top rate almost everywhere. Sikamat is the odd one out, charging more in the late morning than in the late afternoon.

Check whether SST is included. Ultimate Sporthaus and X Park quote prices before 6% SST, while Tunas, Sikamat and RKS show no SST line. On a RM25 court that adds RM1.50 an hour, enough to flip which hall is cheaper.

Weekends behave differently. Tunas drops to RM19 all day on Saturday and Sunday, cheaper than its weekday daytime rate. Sikamat charges a flat RM20, while Ultimate's weekend daytime rate is slightly higher than its weekday one.

Read the cancellation rules before you pay. Every private hall here refuses refunds. They differ only on rescheduling: Tunas allows one change with a day's notice, X Park and RKS want 48 hours, Sikamat wants 72, and Ultimate allows none at all.

Court count decides how easy it is to get a slot. Ultimate (19), Tunas (18) and Sikamat (17) can usually find you a court on the night. RKS has a single badminton court inside a multi-sport hall, so book early or not at all.

The six options

The cards below give the address, rate bands, court count and booking rules for each. The table further down puts the evening and weekend prices side by side.

Worked example: a weekly doubles night

Four friends booking one court from 8pm to 10pm on a Wednesday pay:

MBS community hall: 2 × RM15 = RM30, or RM7.50 each
RKS Senawang: 2 × RM21 = RM42, or RM10.50 each
Sikamat: 2 × RM23 = RM46, or RM11.50 each
X Park Sendayan: 2 × RM22 = RM44, plus SST = RM46.64, or about RM11.66 each
Tunas Oakland: 2 × RM24 = RM48, or RM12 each
Ultimate Nilai: 2 × RM25 = RM50, plus SST = RM53, or RM13.25 each

Over a year of weekly games the spread between the council hall and the dearest private hall is about RM1,200 for the group. The council halls are cheapest, but they take more effort: you apply online, wait for approval, then pay within five days.

Halls we could not price

Several well-known Seremban halls are operating but publish no rate we could read: DreamBadminton at Dreamtel in Putra Nilai (18 normal and 2 VIP courts, with prices shown only after you enter personal details), Pronet Sport Centre in Oakland, Summer Sport Centre on Jalan Haruan 7, GR Sports Centre in Taman Seremban Jaya, All Star Badminton in Seremban 2, and the Dewan PBMNS hall in Senawang. Call them before you go. Just over the state line, DMS Sports in Beranang, about 15km from Nilai, lists a "promo price" of RM12 an hour on weekday mornings on Courtsite, with no end date shown.

How to pick

Lowest cost, flexible timing: an MBS community hall at RM15.
Weekend games: Tunas at RM19 all day, with 18 courts.
Weekday afternoons (students, shift workers): Sikamat at RM19 from 3pm to 6pm.
Nilai and the KLIA side: Ultimate Sporthaus, which also runs late into the night from Tuesday to Sunday.
Sendayan, Rasah Jaya and the south: X Park, the same price every day.

If you are making a day of it, our Seremban food guide has the siew pau and beef noodle stops for after the game.

Seremban badminton court rates per hour, read on each venue's booking channel on 15 October 2026

Venue	Courts	Weekday day	Weekday evening	Weekend	SST
Tunas, Oakland	18	RM21	RM24 (from 6pm)	RM19 all day	None shown
Sikamat Sport Centre	17	RM23 (RM19 3-6pm)	RM23 (from 6pm)	RM20	None shown
Ultimate Sporthaus, Nilai	19	RM15.57	RM25 (Mon RM23.60)	RM16.98 / RM25	+6%
X Park Sendayan	10	RM16	RM22 (from 6pm)	RM16 / RM22	+6%
RKS Senawang	1	RM16	RM21 (from 6pm)	RM16 / RM21	None shown
MBS community halls	2 to 4 per hall	RM15	RM15	RM15	Not stated

Tunas Badminton Hall, formerly True Strike (Oakland)

An 18-court hall on Jalan Haruan 2, Pusat Komersial Oakland, a short walk from Careplus Mall, renamed from True Strike Sports Centre (some courts still carry the old name painted on the floor). Its live Courtsite card on 15 October showed RM21 an hour from 6am to 6pm on weekdays and RM24 from 6pm to midnight, dropping to RM21 from midnight to 4am (RM19 after midnight on Fridays). Saturday and Sunday are RM19 all day from 6am to 4am, which makes it the cheapest private hall here for weekend players. No SST line appears on the card. Bookings are non-refundable, and you can change a booking once with one day's notice. Phone +60 18-206 3324.

Image: Tunas Badminton Hall

Sikamat Sport Centre (Kampung Ujong Pasir, Sikamat)

A 17-court hall on Jalan Ujong Pasir 1, Kampung Ujong Pasir, on the north-east side of town, booked through AFA. Its live slot dialog on 15 October showed an unusual weekday pattern: RM23 an hour from 9am to 3pm, RM19 from 3pm to 6pm, then RM23 again from 6pm to 1am, with a one-hour minimum. Weekends are a flat RM20 from 9am to 1am. That 3pm-to-6pm window is the cheapest weekday hour in any private hall on this list, useful for students and shift workers. The booking grid showed real bookings across the courts that day. There are no cancellations or refunds, and rescheduling needs 72 hours' notice. Phone +60 12-389 8598.

Ultimate Sporthaus (Bandar Baru Nilai)

The largest hall we could price, with 19 courts at Jalan BBN 1/7D, Bandar Baru Nilai, and home to the Nilai City Badminton Club. Its live Courtsite card on 15 October listed RM15.57 an hour from 10am to 6pm on weekdays and RM25 from 6pm to 6am from Tuesday to Friday (RM23.60 on Monday nights, when it closes at 1am). Weekends and public holidays are RM16.98 from 9am to 6pm and RM25 after. All prices exclude 6% SST, so the daytime rate is really RM16.50 and the night rate RM26.50. It stays open until 6am from Tuesday to Sunday, but bring your own shuttles for 2am to 6am slots. No refunds or rescheduling. Phone +60 11-1086 3033.

Image: Ultimate Sporthaus

X Park Bandar Sri Sendayan (Sendayan)

A multi-sport centre on Jalan Pusat Dagangan Sendayan 1 with 10 badminton courts alongside 10 pickleball and 2 futsal courts, the main option for Sendayan, Rasah Jaya and the south of Seremban. Its live Courtsite card on 15 October had the simplest pricing on this list: RM16 an hour from midnight to 6pm and RM22 from 6pm to midnight, the same every day including public holidays. Both figures exclude 6% SST, which makes them RM16.96 and RM23.32. Bookings are non-refundable and changes need 48 hours' notice. Phone +60 17-447 3913.

Image: X Park

RKS Sports Centre (Pusat Bandar Senawang)

A large steel-roofed multi-sport hall at 5007 Persiaran Senawang 2, built mainly for futsal (5 courts) and volleyball, with a single badminton court laid on the multipurpose floor. Its live Courtsite card on 15 October showed RM16 an hour from 8am to 6pm, RM21 from 6pm to midnight and RM16 again from midnight to 2am, every day, with no SST line. It suits Senawang residents who want a court close to home, but with only one court you need to book days ahead, and there is nowhere to walk over to if your slot is taken. Bookings are non-refundable and changes need 48 hours' notice. Phone 06-678 8329.

Image: RKS Sports Centre

Majlis Bandaraya Seremban community halls (citywide)

The council's own halls, from Sikamat and Taman Seremban Jaya to Taman Tasik Jaya, Taman Angsamas, Rantau and the Nilai branch hall, rent their badminton courts at a flat RM15 per court per hour, the rate listed on MBS's halls page and in its eTempahan booking system on 15 October. Each hall has 2 to 4 courts. The catch is process rather than price: you apply on eTempahan, wait for approval, and must pay within 5 days of approval (online or at the Wisma MBS or Nilai counters) or the booking lapses. MBS can also bump bookings for official events, with a full refund. Opening hours and court surfaces are not published.

Image: Majlis Bandaraya Seremban

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest badminton court in Seremban?

The Majlis Bandaraya Seremban community halls, at a flat RM15 per court per hour, booked through the council's eTempahan system. Among private halls, Sikamat Sport Centre charges RM19 on weekday afternoons from 3pm to 6pm and Tunas in Oakland charges RM19 all day at weekends.

What time does peak pricing start at Seremban badminton halls?

6pm at Tunas, Ultimate Sporthaus, X Park and RKS, and also at Sikamat, which charges RM23 both before 3pm and after 6pm on weekdays. The council halls charge the same RM15 at any hour.

Do Seremban badminton halls charge SST on court rental?

Ultimate Sporthaus in Nilai and X Park in Sendayan state that their Courtsite prices exclude 6% SST, so RM25 becomes RM26.50 and RM22 becomes RM23.32. Tunas, Sikamat and RKS showed no SST line on their rate cards on 15 October 2026.

Can I cancel a badminton booking in Seremban and get a refund?

Not at the private halls we checked: all five are non-refundable. Tunas lets you change a booking once with one day's notice, X Park and RKS need 48 hours, Sikamat needs 72 hours, and Ultimate allows no changes. MBS refunds in full only if it cancels your booking for an official event.

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