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Weekend Pass | Nov 20-22
Major League Table Tennis
Weekend Pass | Nov 20-22

Weekend Pass | Nov 20-22

11/20/2026
Fri 4:00 PM
Oregon Convention Center
777 Northeast Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard
Portland, OR 97232
United States

Five Matches. One Golden Game. Nobody Leaves Early.

The fastest sport in the world, played four feet apart, close enough to hear the ball come off the paddle.

FanZone: Free-play tables, interactive games, and MLTT merch.

Before You Go: Doors open one hour before first serve. About two hours of play. Check your ticket for your session time.

The Format: Four singles matches and a doubles match, split by a 10-minute intermission. Then the Golden Game closes it out. Every event, every time.

Bringing People: Groups of 10 to 14 automatically save 10%. Groups of 15 or more save 15%. Groups over 20 get on-court moments and player access. Email groups@mltt.com.

Your Seat:

  • General Admission is open seating within your section. Arrive early and take your pick.
  • Courtside is a reserved seat at the rail, close enough to see the spin.
  • VIP sits on our elevated platform, one of the best views in the building. A player comes to you in your seats during the match or intermission.
Your serve.
Weekend Pass | Nov 20-22
Oregon Convention Center
11/20/2026
Fri 4:00 PM
Oregon Convention Center
777 Northeast Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard
Portland, OR 97232
United States

Major League Table Tennis

Major League Table Tennis is America's first professional table tennis league. Ten teams, four feet apart, playing the fastest sport in the world in front of a live crowd.

Every event runs the same way. Four singles matches, one doubles match, and the Golden Game finale that settles it. Roughly two hours, no dead time.

Season 4 runs September through April across 16 weekends and 13 cities. Every match streams live and free on YouTube, so the league is never more than one link away.

We launched in 2023 to build something that didn't exist: a professional home for this sport in the United States, and a live event worth showing up for whether you've played your whole life or have never picked up a paddle.

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