South Florida is about to make history with the debut of The Fort, the first-ever dedicated pickleball stadium and entertainment complex. Situated in Snyder Park, Fort Lauderdale, this 10-acre facility promises to elevate the region’s reputation for recreation, innovation, and community.
Pickleball, one of the fastest-growing sports globally, will find its ultimate home at The Fort. Designed to cater to both competitive athletes and casual players, the facility combines world-class technology with a vibrant social atmosphere.
Key highlights of The Fort include:
This $7 million project, funded by Centennial Bank, reflects a successful public-private partnership with the City of Fort Lauderdale. It not only meets the growing demand for pickleball facilities but also drives economic growth by attracting local players, international visitors, and spectators.
Camila Giraldo, loan officer at Centennial Bank, expressed her excitement for the project:
“I’m thrilled to be part of a project that fulfills a growing community need, uniting people across generations and levels of play.”
Strategically located at 891 SW 34 Street, The Fort will offer membership packages and day passes, making it accessible to players of all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or new to the sport, this facility is designed to welcome everyone.
Centennial Bank’s long-standing relationship with developer Jeffrey Roschman underscores their commitment to community-driven projects. The bank’s involvement in The Fort is another milestone in fostering local growth and innovation.
Stay tuned for the official opening of The Fort—where sport, technology, and community come together to redefine leisure in Fort Lauderdale.
Will you be hitting the courts?
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