Two sessions on the closing Sunday
Major League Table Tennis closes a regular-season weekend at the Oregon Convention Center on 22 November. The league plays in Hall A from 20 to 22 November. Sunday holds two sessions. Atlanta meets Los Angeles at 11am. New York meets Portland at 2:30pm.
The Sunday prices
The Sunday Pass for 22 November costs $35 at general admission and $65 courtside. The 2:30pm match sells as its own product at $25 general admission, $45 courtside and $60 VIP. A kids, student or senior seat for that match costs $20.
The Saturday Pass costs $40 general admission and $70 courtside. The weekend pass for all three days costs $100 general admission and $185 courtside.
Doors open an hour before first serve
The ticketing page states that doors open one hour before first serve and that a session runs about two hours. An 11am start puts doors at 10am. The 2:30pm start puts doors at 1:30pm and ends near 4:30pm.
The format in Hall A
A session carries four singles matches and one doubles match. A 10-minute intermission splits them, and the Golden Game closes the session. MLTT launched in 2023 as the first professional table tennis league in the United States and fields ten regional teams. Portland fields the Paddlers, so the 2:30pm session carries the home side.
The day-use window
hotelSlots books day-use rooms by time block. Its help pages list 3-hour, 6-hour and full-day slots, with day-use availability typically running from 8am to 6pm and varying by hotel. A 6-hour block booked from noon covers the 2:30pm session and ends at 6pm. A full-day block opens at 8am and covers both Sunday sessions.
The request is free to submit. The hotel confirms the booking and sets the rate.
The Portland inventory
hotelSlots lists 278 hotels in Portland on its directory page, read on 18 October 2026. Straight-line miles from the convention center's address at 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, read on the same date: Inn at the Convention Center 0.17, Hotel Eastlund 0.20, Hyatt Regency Portland 0.21, Quality Inn Downtown Convention Center 0.31, Courtyard Portland Downtown/Convention Center 0.35, DoubleTree by Hilton Portland 0.47.
Oregon sits inside the service area
hotelSlots names Florida, Hawaii, Iowa and Washington as the four states where it cannot process bookings. Oregon carries no restriction on that list, which was updated on 18 October 2026.
Seating and the venue bill
General admission is open seating within the section, and early arrival decides the pick. Courtside is a reserved seat at the rail. VIP sits on the elevated platform above the floor, and a player visits the seat during the match or the intermission.
The underground garage holds 800 spaces, charges $15 for up to 18 hours and opens at 6am. Event days carry a dynamic $15 to $25 entry rate. Overnight parking is prohibited. The building takes card and touchless payment at the cafe, the garage and the box office.
A Sunday that fits a late flight
The 2:30pm session ends near 4:30pm. A visitor who books a 6-hour block from noon checks in, walks to Hall A, returns for a shower and heads for the airport. A resident who drives in pays $35 for the Sunday Pass and $15 for the garage.
