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At this 4,500 m² sports complex, we'll do our utmost to keep you happy and fit! Located in the Village Loisirs de Fontaine-le-Comte, the Open 5 offers 20 indoor sports from the most traditional to the most surprising: badminton, squash, padel, soccer, archery tag, table tennis, yoga, as well as tchoukball, spikeball and Quidditch, the sport from the imaginary world of J. K. Rowling. You can book your time online on the website and come along with colleagues, friends or family to let off steam, have a laugh and work up a sweat. For birthdays, stag and hen parties, teambuilding, the Open 5 even organizes multi-activity courses for children during the school vacations.
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Opening time and information on L'OPEN 5
Open 7 days a week from 11am to midnight. From 10am on weekends. Reservations and rates: see website. Bar and restaurant area.
Message from Management
Located in Fontaine-Le-Comte, L'Open 5 is a remarkable sports and leisure center, the largest in the Vienne department. Covering an area of 4,500m², it features 3 soccer pitches, with the latest-generation synthetic turf. There are also 3 padel courts, 3 squash courts and 4 badminton courts. You'll also find a comfortable fitness room with elliptical bikes, treadmills, weight cage with bars and Olympic weights up to 200kg. For a different kind of fun, you can also opt for Open 5's Archery Game, a clever blend of paintball and archery. Other activities include table tennis, beach tennis, beach volleyball and indoor handball. The site also boasts a friendly clubhouse, cosy areas to relax in and a restaurant for a tasty break. A great place to spend time with family, colleagues or friends!
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Members' reviews on L'OPEN 5
The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
2 heures au top.
Entre travail technique et physique.
Un bonheur.
Merci coach Ugo.
A refaire et je recommande fortement.
Après chaque match, on peut se retrouver entre amis ou en famille dans un espace détente où ils proposent de quoi se désaltérer et de quoi grignoter ...
Oui mais du coup, il faut retourner sur les terrains pour éliminer tout ça ... Sauf que le sport ça creuse et ça donne soif donc il faut aller grignoter un truc ... HHHHHAAAAAAAA mais en fait c'est un cercle vicieux dont je ne peux plus sortir ...
Bref, si vous voulez vous retrouver dans un couloir spatio-temporel sans issue, courez à l'Open5 car on sait quand on y rentre mais pas quand on en sort !