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MOORESTOWN — Indoor pickleball is coming to a shopping center here.
The PickleRage chain is expected to open its first South Jersey location this fall at East Gate Square, a shopping center on both sides of Nixon Drive in Moorestown and Mount Laurel.
The business will occupy a former Michaels craft store next to a Staples on the Moorestown side, according to East Gate’s website.
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The 33,300-square-foot site has been vacant in recent years after Michaels moved to the nearby Moorestown Mall.
According to its website, each PickleRage club has at least nine regulation-size courts with overhead lighting and non-skid surfaces.
Among other amenities, PickleRage courts have the ability to record and live-stream matches.
The company, with six current locations, is based in Red Bank, Monmouth County.
Monthly memberships cost $60 a month with a $20 initiation fee, the company says.
Nick Butler is an impact reporter for the Courier Post, the Daily Journal and the Burlington County Times covering community news in South Jersey. Have any tips or stories? Reach out to NButler@Gannett.com. Subscribe to stay in the loop.
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