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Map of free ping pong tables in London

Ping pong, wiff waff, table tennis - whatever you call it, between July 24 and Aug 22 you'll be able to demonstrate your prowess for free at unlikely locations all over London, including Soho Square, Tate Britain, the British Library and Heathrow Airport. Find your nearest one on the map below...


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Ping pong events in London

  • Pongathon

    Two floors of nonstop ping pong at this Bethnal Green cultural centre where there'll be various challenges and madcap...

  • King Pong Slam Jam

    Are you a dab hand with a bat and ball? World of Pong have just the ping-pong tournament for you as party of The Book...

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By aurelian - Sep 3 2010

London city is very popular all around globe which naturally attracts a huge amount of tourists.In such situation this ping pong map will surely prove beneficial for those new visitors.This city is also very famous for one of the most thrilling sport that is <a href="http://www.thetop10guide.net/white-water-rafting-sites.html">White Water Rafting</a>


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By georgie - Aug 17 2010

hello im an artist and I make ping pong bat cases!
have a look, you may like them!

www.batburger.com

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By melissa - Aug 16 2010

William IV, NW10 5JXN www.williamivlondon.com

RESTAURANT, HOTEL, BAR, GARDEN, FUNJCTION ROOMS AND PING PONG!

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By Melissa - Aug 16 2010

We have a ping-pong table in our Large Garden too. Also a BBQ in the evening and Tapas served all day. Feel free to contact me for more details.

07539366759

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By Ruth Gledhill - Aug 14 2010

Great idea but why none in or around Richmond?

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By Tiger - Aug 14 2010

Bring it on the flip flop nearest E2.

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By hanita - Aug 3 2010

so are there or arent there any bats and balls?

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By Mike Alleyne - Jul 28 2010

There is loads of talent at street level. This is a brilliant idea but too short. Went to Kings Cross tonight.Left at 10pm. Had a blinding knock. Friday Hoxton sq. Can't wait to enter the city.

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By Sam - Jul 27 2010

In theory its a good idea but no bats or balls

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By Ursula - Jul 27 2010

Been to ping pong parlour twice now - eccentric it most certainly is, and brilliant fun! I turned up to play at Tate Modern on Sunday though and there were no bats and balls there. All stolen already?? Unbelievable.

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By PAOLA - Jul 27 2010

what's the closest to southfields station sw18...
anyone to play with me this week afternoon???

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By Paul - Jul 27 2010

@sharon - if you're going to be playing in high heels let us know where / when and we'll come to applaud you.

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By sharon - Jul 26 2010

Are we allowed to wear high heels?

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By Manish Udani - Jul 23 2010

I am definitely give it a go! Haven't played for years but got to get involved in ping pong............

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By Indira - Jul 23 2010

Oh, okay. Ignore my previous foolish comment. Obviously I was just blind / my computer was being slow.

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By Indira - Jul 23 2010

I note there are none south of the river. This is unfortunate.

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By VINAY CHOPRA - Jul 23 2010

Good idea of making ping pong popular.I will definately make it to london from New Delhi.

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