Reviewed · THE HAGUE & SCHEVENINGEN TOURS
The Hague: Ping Pong Table Rental at a Secret Ping Pong Bar
The big draw here is the fun of playing in a secret ping pong room in The Hague, where the vibe feels like a hangout and a match at the same time. I love that your paddles and balls are included, so you start playing fast. One thing to consider: the rental is just 1 hour, so you will want to arrive ready to play, and it is not suitable for people with mobility impairments.
I also like that it works for different group types, from friends having a competitive laugh to families trying a new activity together. You check in at Secret Ping Pong The Hague inside the Amaze VR complex, then your private space is set up for your game.
Key highlights you should know before you go

- A truly private secret room for 2 to 8 people, so you can play at your own pace
- Ping pong table, paddles, and balls included, no extra gear hunting
- Music control using your own iPad or by renting DJ gear
- A big screen for private viewing, if you want to watch instead of only play
- Drinks and snacks available for purchase, so you can make it a full hour
- Extra games at the venue, including darts and lounge seating
Secret ping pong in The Hague, the setup that makes it feel special

This is one of those activities where the location and format do half the work. Instead of a public hall, you get a private, hidden-feeling space where the focus stays on your group, not random drop-ins. That matters if you are traveling with people who want something easy, social, and not dependent on shared language.
The atmosphere is designed to keep things light but competitive. You can challenge each other to a proper match, or just practice rallies and laugh when the ball goes airborne. The room is meant for all ages and all skill levels, so you do not need a ping pong background to enjoy it.
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Where you check in at Amaze VR (and what that means for your time)

Your meeting point is Secret Ping Pong The Hague, located in the Amaze VR – VR Experience Center. That is helpful because it tells you to plan your evening around an activity cluster, not a long, complicated logistics chain across town.
When you check in, you are essentially starting a scheduled, private rental. So once you are in the room, the hour is yours. If you want drinks, snacks, or a quick warm-up, build in a little buffer so you do not spend the first minutes deciding what to do.
Your 1-hour ping pong rental: what you get and how to use it well

The rental lasts 1 hour. For most groups, that is the right length for a fun outing because it is long enough to play several points and have a few rounds, but short enough that everyone stays engaged.
Included with your booking is the ping pong table rental plus paddles and balls. That sounds simple, but it is a big value point. It means you can show up, get going, and not spend your time figuring out equipment rules.
If you are the type who likes to plan, bring a tiny game plan for the hour:
- Decide if you want one winner-take-all match or a rotation of shorter games.
- Pick a scoring style up front, like first to 7 or best of 3 rounds, so you do not lose time mid-rally.
- If your group has mixed skill levels, set a friendly handicap before play starts.
Music, screens, and extra games: how the venue keeps it fun

Your room is not just a table. The experience includes options that make it feel more like a hangout you can control. You can play your own music from an iPad, or rent DJ gear if you want a more hands-on vibe. That is ideal for groups who want the outing to feel personal rather than generic background music.
There is also mention of a big screen for watching a match privately. That can be a fun twist if you have someone in your group who wants to watch for a few minutes first, or if you want to take a short break without fully leaving the space.
One of the strongest practical perks is that the private room can include other in-room entertainment. People describe the setup as having ping pong plus elements like darts and lounge seating. Even if your main goal is table tennis, those extras keep the hour from turning into only back-and-forth playing.
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Drinks and snacks: the easiest way to turn a game into a night out

Beer, cocktails, and snacks are available to purchase while you play, but they are not included in the rental. That is a good setup because it lets you choose what fits your group budget. If you treat this as an activity first and a bar second, it stays a good-value plan.
From the on-the-ground vibe, the drinks are part of the fun. People have said the atmosphere feels enjoyable and the drinks can be genuinely good, which matters because it makes the room feel like a complete evening option rather than a quick game stop.
My practical advice: check whether your group wants to snack during play or after. If you plan to eat, aim for something simple so it does not interfere with switching players quickly.
Price and value at $11 per person for groups of 2 to 8

The price is $11 per person for a 1-hour rental. On paper, that is a low number, but value is about what you get for that time.
You are paying for:
- A private space, not a shared public table
- A top ping pong table experience
- Paddles and balls included
- A flexible social setting where music and other entertainment can happen
For couples and small friend groups, you can expect it to feel like a playful activity plus a bar-style hangout. For larger groups, it can work especially well because you split the room experience across multiple people and still get privacy.
If you are traveling with kids, this is one of those activities where a modest spend can create strong memories fast. And if your group is a mix of skill levels, the format still feels fair because you can play at your own pace and keep the mood light.
Who this fits best in The Hague (and who might feel mismatched)

This activity is best for groups that want a controlled, social space. It fits perfectly if you are:
- Visiting with friends and want a competitive-but-not-serious challenge
- Planning a family outing where everyone can participate
- Looking for something different from the usual walking and museum routine
- Wanting an evening activity you can enjoy even if the weather turns
It is not for everyone. The experience is not suitable for people with mobility impairments. Also, because the rental is 1 hour, you will want to treat it like an action block, not a slow, wandering evening.
Practical tips to make your hour go smoothly

First, arrive ready to start. A private rental works best when you do not waste time settling in. If your group is coming from dinner, give yourself a few minutes to cool down and then get into game mode.
Second, bring a music plan. If you plan to use your iPad, charge it beforehand and have a playlist ready. If you want DJ gear, decide early, because that is part of how your group sets the vibe.
Third, consider a quick rules check among yourselves. Table tennis can get competitive fast, and mixed skill levels can make people feel frustrated if you do not agree on how to keep it fun. Set a friendly scoring format before the first rally.
Finally, remember this is a bar environment with optional drinks and snacks. If your group is drinking, keep it moderate so everyone can still play safely and enjoy the hour.
Should you book Secret Ping Pong The Hague?

Book it if you want a private, playful activity in South Holland that feels like a night out, not another chore. The combination of included ping pong gear, a secret-feeling private room for 2 to 8, and the ability to control music is a strong value mix for a short time window.
Skip it if you need step-free accessibility, or if you are the kind of traveler who prefers long, slow experiences with lots of time to wander. With only 1 hour, you will either love the focus or feel like you wanted more.
FAQ
Where do I check in for Secret Ping Pong The Hague?
You check in with staff at Secret Ping Pong The Hague. It is located in the Amaze VR – VR Experience Center.
How long is the ping pong table rental?
The rental lasts 1 hour.
What is included with the rental?
The rental includes the ping pong table rental, plus balls and ping pong paddles.
Are food and drinks included in the price?
No. Beer, cocktails, and snacks are available to purchase, but they are not included.
How much does it cost?
The price is $11 per person.
How big is the private group?
The private room is for groups of 2 to 8 people.
Can I use my own music?
Yes. You can play your own music from an iPad, or rent DJ gear.
Is there private viewing available?
Yes. You can watch a match privately on a big screen.
Is it accessible for people with mobility impairments?
No, it is not suitable for people with mobility impairments.
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