Chicago Park District Phase 5 Mask Policy

 

Indoor

As the health and well-being of children in our parks is our highest priority and with most of the children in our programs not eligible to receive the vaccine, the Chicago Park District will continue to require that face coverings be worn by everyone who enters our indoor spaces when children are present.  If children are not present, vaccinated persons may remove their face coverings.

 

Outdoor

The Chicago Park District encourages everyone to follow the recommendations of public health officials from the Chicago Department of Public Health, the Illinois Department of Public Health, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and unvaccinated persons should continue to wear a face covering in crowded outdoor settings or in instances where social distancing cannot be maintained.

 

 

 

 

Tennis Courts

Tennis Courts

Tennis Court Hours –

TENNIS COURTS ARE OPEN – They will close for the season on November 15th 

Tennis Courts are open daily 8:00 am – 9:00 pm

Pickleball Courts are open Monday-Friday 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Tennis courts are on a first come first serve basis, please use the court for 1 hour starting on the hour.

For information on permits please call 312.742.3918

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make a court reservation?

  • Please call 312-742-3918 to make a reservation
  • Reservations are made through an athletic permit. Permits are issued for three or more dates paid at the time of permit issue

How will tennis court lights operate?

  • Tennis court lights will be on while the tennis courts are open
  • Court hours are Monday – Sunday, 8:00 am – 9:00 pm

Are lessons available?

  • Yes, group lessons are available
  • To view the schedule, visit the Chicago Park District website.
  • No private teaching is permitted unless it is authorized by the Chicago Park District. Private teachers need a Chicago Park District permit

Are permanent court times available?

  • Yes, you can apply for an athletic permit through the Chicago Park District, Maggie Daley Park office
  • The Chicago Park District reserves the right to alter this pricing policy at any time

Can an outside instructor teach lessons on the court?

No, private teaching is only permitted when authorized by the Chicago Park District

What are the court regulations?

  • The tennis courts at Maggie Daley Park are available for walk-up use at no charge
  • Play on all courts will begin and end each hour on the hour
  • Please do not enter courts until you are permitted to play. All players should relinquish their court on the hour
  • No more than five balls are allowed on one court at a time, except for programs offered by Chicago Park District instructors
  • Proper tennis attire is required and tennis shoes must be worn on the court at all times
  • Private tennis instruction must obtain an athletic permit through the Chicago Park District
  • No food, glass, or alcoholic beverages are permitted
  • No bicycles, rollerblades, or skateboards on the courts
  • Courts are for tennis and pickleball only

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