Eligibility Age older than or equal to 21.00 and younger than or equal to 100.00. The date used for calculating the age is Transaction Date.Item begin time At or After 7:00am and item end time At or Before 9:00pm.HeadCount Less Than or Equal to 10. Restrictions Item holiday list: Christmas Day,Christmas Day Observed,Christmas Eve Day,Dr MLK Jr Day,Easter,Easter Saturday,Halloween,Holiday in the Park,Independence Day,Independence Day (Weekend),Independence Day Observed,Juneteenth,Labor Day,Memorial Day,New Year's Day,New Years Day Observed,New Years Eve Day,Presidents' Day,Thanksgiving,Thanksgiving Day >,Thanksgiving Day After Observed,Thanksgiving Saturday,Thanksgiving Sunday,Veterans Day,Veterans Day Observed

Location Details Peter Bluesten Park501 SE 1st AveHallandale Beach, FL, 33009(954)457-1452Facility: BP Bankshot Basketball

Hallandale Beach Activity
Charge When Not Billed: NR - Hourly Athletic Courts Before 5pm (Standard Fee):  $0.00 = $0.00Parks and Recreation City of Hallandale Beach
Charge When Not Billed: NR - Hourly Athletic Courts Before 5pm (Standard Fee):  $20.00 = $20.00

Comment(s): The City of Hallandale Beach offers athletic courts at BF James Park (Basketball), Golden Isles Park (Basketball, Bocce), Joseph Scavo Park (Basketball), OB Johnson Park (Tennis), Peter Bluesten Park (Basketball, Bankshot, Racquetball, Tennis), South City Beach Park (Bocce, Sand Volleyball) and North City Beach Park (Sand Volleyball).

Athletic Courts are available for open play on a first come first serve basis unless reserved. Organized athletics require a facility rental permit from the City prior to use. Lessons and/or training require written permission from the City. All Florida Tennis/ Smatt Tennis Academy is the exclusive provider of tennis lessons and programs.

Priority is given to City of Hallandale Beach and partner organizations. Permits can be requested at the Cultural Community Center, 410 SE 3rd St, Monday through Thursday, 8am to 5:30pm.Bankshot™ is a new game of skill and challenge that is often described as a "mini golf, but with a basketball." Players of all ages and abilities, including disabled participants, proceed through a course of angled, curved and non-conventionally configured brightly colored backboards, banking shots off the Bankboards™ and through the rims. Bankshot™ Sports are non-aggressive and entirely inclusionary. Participants play alongside, not against, each other.

A Bankshot™ course consists of a varying number of stations-depending upon the size of the court-each with a uniquely shaped Bankboard™. Each Bankshot™ requires a different banked shot to score. Some shots demand caroms off two Bankboards™. Some are ricochets and some diabolically maddening shots have three Bankboards™ and two rims. Players may use a scorecard to track their score as they shoot increasingly difficult shots at each of the stations.

Receipt Document(s): \Standard Documents\RentalRatesPolicies2024.pdf

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