Verified event · Regent's Park, London
Run & Rally: a social 5K run and friendly padel in Regent's Park, Sunday 5 July 2026
A relaxed, conversational-pace 5K then an hour of beginner-friendly padel — all fitness levels, 18+, rackets to borrow. We've verified the details against the organiser's listing and lined up the verified codes that make the morning cheaper.
Verified by HonestCodes: Run & Rally is a social 5K run plus an hour of friendly padel at Park Sports in Regent's Park (NW1 4NU) on Sunday 5 July 2026, 10am–12pm (doors 9:45am). Ages 18+, all fitness levels, rackets to borrow. Tickets £22.38 on Eventbrite — and the verified codes below cut the cost of getting there and afterwards.
Event details verified 27 June 2026against the organiser's official Eventbrite listing.
The key details
- Date
- Sunday 5 July 2026
- Time
- 10:00am–12:00pm (doors 9:45am)
- Venue
- Park Sports, The Regent's Park, York Bridge, Inner Circle, London NW1 4NU
- Nearest station
- Regent's Park & Great Portland Street (~8-min walk); Baker Street also nearby
- Ages
- 18+
- Price
- £22.38 — via Eventbrite, booking fee included
- Dress code
- Sportswear & trainers
- Format
- Conversational-pace 5K run (no one left behind) · then 1 hour of friendly doubles padel · rackets to borrow · rotating partners · all levels, 18+
- Refunds
- Free cancellation and full refund up to 3 days before the event
How the night works
This is a social morning first and a workout second. You meet at the Park Sports café for a welcome and a quick group photo, set off together for a conversational-pace 5K where no one is left behind, then move straight into an hour of friendly doubles padel with rotating partners — beginners and complete first-timers very much included.
- 1
Meet at the café
Arrive by 9:45am at Park Sports café in Regent's Park for a relaxed welcome and a group photo before the off.
- 2
Set off at 10:15
The group heads out together for a conversational-pace 5K around the park — chatting matters as much as the distance, and no one gets left behind.
- 3
Regroup for padel
After the run you move onto the courts for an hour of friendly doubles; rackets are there to borrow if you need one.
- 4
Rotate partners
Games stay social with rotating partners, so you actually meet people rather than sticking with whoever you arrived with.
- 5
All levels welcome
You don't need elite fitness or any padel experience — the whole morning is pitched at beginners and regulars alike.
- 6
Hang about after
There's time to stick around and chat once the padel wraps — the social side is the point.
The venue & getting there
The venue
You meet at Park Sports in The Regent's Park (York Bridge, Inner Circle, NW1 4NU) — the run starts from the café and the padel courts are on site, so everything happens in one spot inside the park.
Getting there
The Inner Circle sits in the middle of Regent's Park. Regent's Park (Bakerloo) and Great Portland Street (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan) are the closest Tube stations, both roughly an 8–10 minute walk, with Baker Street a little further; on a dry morning a Lime or Voi from the code below gets you to the park gates (you walk the last stretch in, as rental bikes and scooters aren't allowed inside the Royal Parks).
Do the night for less
Verified codes that cut the cost of the night
The ticket covers the run and the padel — but the trip in and whatever you do after still add up. Here's the HonestCodes part: every code below is verified against the brand's own terms, so you can take real money off the day. (New customers only, as the programmes require — your ticket price is unaffected.)
ClassPass referral code
Caught the padel bug? ClassPass lets you book padel sessions and fitness classes at venues across London on one credit balance — and the referral starts you off with bonus credits.
Lime referral code
A Lime e-bike is a quick way to the edge of Regent's Park (rental bikes can't ride inside the Royal Parks), and a new-rider referral credit covers part of the ride.
Revolut referral code
Grabbing brunch with the group after? Revolut splits the bill instantly, and the sign-up referral is real money in your account.
Monzo referral code
Monzo's Split the Bill makes the post-run coffee round painless, and opening an account through the referral pays you for it.
How to get the most from the morning
- Wear what you'd run in — breathable kit and proper trainers. You'll go straight from the 5K onto the padel court.
- It's a conversational pace, so don't stress the distance; if you can walk-jog 5K you'll be fine.
- You don't need a racket — they're there to borrow — but bring your own if you have one you like.
- Bring a water bottle and, on a sunny day, a cap and sun cream; the run and the courts are outdoors.
- Come on your own — the rotating partners and small group are designed for solo first-timers.
- Leave a little time after for the social hang; it's as much why people come as the exercise.
Ready to book?
£22.38 · Sunday 5 July 2026 · ages 18+
Who runs this night
London Active Socials
The morning is run by London Active Socials, a community for active Londoners that hosts social runs, run-and-padel mornings and bouldering meet-ups across central London — Regent's Park, Hyde Park, Battersea, Shoreditch and Clapham. Their thing is small, capped groups with a real host who introduces you to people, and a hang-out built in afterwards.
Visit London Active SocialsHonestCodes lists and verifies this event; it is organised and run by London Active Socials. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the organiser or the venue — book directly on Eventbrite.
Frequently asked questions
How much are tickets and where do I book?
Tickets are £22.38 including the booking fee, sold through Eventbrite. We link straight to the official listing — book the Run & Rally Regent's Park morning for Sunday 5 July 2026 there.
Is HonestCodes running this event?
No. The morning is organised by London Active Socials; HonestCodes simply lists it, verifies the details against the official Eventbrite listing, and points you to the codes that make the day cheaper. You book directly with the organiser on Eventbrite.
Do I need to be fit, or have played padel?
No to both. The 5K is a conversational pace where no one is left behind, and the padel is pitched at beginners with rackets to borrow and rotating partners. All fitness levels and complete first-timers are welcome — it's an 18+ event.
What should I bring and wear?
Running kit and trainers you can also play padel in, a water bottle, and sun protection on a bright day. Rackets are provided to borrow, so you only need your own if you prefer it.
How can I do the day for less?
Use the verified referral codes above: a Lime credit cuts the trip into the park, ClassPass keeps you playing padel and taking classes afterwards, and Revolut or Monzo make splitting the post-run brunch easy. Every code is checked against the brand's own terms.
What's the refund policy?
London Active Socials offers free cancellation and a full refund up to 3 days before the event, via Eventbrite. If minimum numbers aren't reached the event may be cancelled with a full refund. Always confirm on the official listing.