The new adaptive baseball field for kids with disabilities is AMAZING!!!! It's so cool to have a field where everyone can play.

Victory Lane is great for Tournamets and enthustiac softball league players. Go to the city leagues if you are just looking to put together a work or low skill level team. Probably the best thing I can say about victory lane is that the fields are always in great condition. Very rarely have i seen any type of problem with the fields. With that said to me the biggest negative of playing here is the price. My team has been playing single headers for the past 5 seasons or so, and while it seems to be less expensive then the city leagues its actually about the same when you consider the $2 entry fee that everyone has to pay to get in plus the $8 cash per game you have to bring to pay the umpires which is all on top of your regular league fee. Plus the difference is that we are only playing one game per night and not two like most of the city leagues. Another major difference between this place and the city leagues is that they have a bar that plays music. Also they are pretty leinent on other rules because its a private facility (for example you can smoke in the dugout) and those type of things. So if drinking and smoking are a big deal for you this is probably the place for you to play. For the leagues one of the worst things I found was that a) they don't have divisions (i.e. all teams are in one league regardless of talent level) and b) the schdeule always seems to be unbalanced (i.e. in an 8 week season we'll play some teams twice while not playing others at all, even though there are only 8 teams in the league). I'm sure the schedule is a bigger issue for my team because we are not that good and it always seems like we end up playing the really good teams twice and some of the other teams with bad records not at all. Overall it hasn't been a negative experience playing in their leagues but I think we can get more bang for our buck at a city league (which we are moving to next season). read more

Love this place. Fun for sports lovers. The volleyball courts have nice sand and are great for workouts too. Friendly staff and fun environment. Lots of fields and Jersey's Sports Bar is cool with jerseys and memorabilia. read more

Came to play in the Hispanic Men's tournament.... turned in our roster weeks in advance and came to play....after the first two games they started pulling players .....our manager asked for his $ back if they where going to have any more problems with our team, and they said no your good to play....Played our third and final game for the day and where told we played again on Sunday at 11 am....leave the park and get to our hotel and are informed by our manager that they told him, "you played your guaranteed 3 games and you're no longer welcome to come back tomorrow." WTH...why not just let us leave after the 1st or 2nd game??? FYI if ur going to hate on a Cali team then don't open ur tournament to everyone....top two teams CA & CA read more

Wouldn't suggest doing baseball tournament nights. The umpire makes up rules, is rude to the kids and coaches and calls the game too early. Worst part is Mike knows and doesn't do anything about it. I don't recommend doing a 12U league night there!! read more

Mike Krueger, enough with the music from the car shows you allow. What a poor neighbor you are to those who live nearby.

This is a great complex that offers enough shade to keep you from getting too much sun, misters to keep you cool (if wanted to step in the direction of!) A bar/grill that isn't anything great BUT nice having the choice of having a little better selection of food other than game food; hotdog, pretzel, soda, ect.. I like the layout, I LOVE the future plan of a field for the disabled children (so so neat), and I liked the cleanliness of the bathrooms/complex.... MINUS the no clean at all bar area. Everything about being up on the deck/in the bar was very dirty. First off a dead baby bird on the deck (REALLY?! EWW) and the doors/everything you touch having horrible horrible amounts of dirty finger prints/sweat caked on. Yes, I understand it was a busy day for softball but a little touching up throughout the day...... Not hard. read more

I've been by here a couple times. Looks like they have ample room for a variety of activities/sports. Seems they're not able to garner too many stars on the ratings yet. I'm pretty confident they will, once they add Pickleball courts. It's a sport that's eclipsing everything else in popularity, demand and excitement. Fastest growing sport in North America. Consider doing that and you'll see. In fact G.E. Boeuff Community Center a few blocks away, has it indoors 3 days/week, if you want to get an idea and online check it out on Google/YouTube etc. Cheers! read more

Very nice sports facility. Has multiple softball fields for both softball and kick ball leagues. Also has batting cages along with sand volleyball courts. read more

Ridiculous service! If I could rank negative stars, I would. Two people staffed to handle a baseball tournament and volley ball tourney! Over an hour to get food! BRUTAL!!!!!!!!! read more

The bar needs better management! They let there cook talk on cell phone only to a crew up a simple salad and take 20 + min to remake it, in which it was wrong again. Watched him shove garbage down in the trash then scoop up an order of fries for a customer with those same dirty hands. Bartender was very polite and told her manager, but she shrugged it off like it was no big deal. Paid 6 bucks for about 2 cups of lettuce and cheese. read more

This is great place for major tournaments for kids. My Son played there a ton of times and we loved going there. Now that he is older and is playing in a league that plays during the week in the evening it is completely different. I have to agree with everyone else regarding the fee that even the players have to pay to get in. They already pay fees that are collected by Victory Lanes, why isn't that enough? They make plenty of money off the overpriced concession food. The other really "disturbing" issue for me and a ton of other people is the smoking and the drinking thats allowed. My daughter and I sat and watched a couple sitting not far from us do things that should have been done behind closed doors and there were quite a few smaller children around. This transpired after they sat and drank multiple beers and smoked a ton of cigarettes. Granted the smoking had nothing to do with their actions, but there were mothers with kids in strollers that moved to get away from the smoke, and they had been situated with their children for the first game that was played and had to find other seating because of this. Smoking in the dugouts??? Really??? I would think the majority of sports minded people wouldn't want to breathe in cigarette smoke, I know this is the case for my son...and why is it ok for that to be forced upon other players that don't smoke....especially with all the health issues that come along with second hand smoke? I am really disappointed. I guess, drinking and smoking go hand and hand and is a money maker for you? I had a very bad experience asking someone to please move because he came over to the picnic table I was sitting at and decided to light up. My daughter has major medical issues and I asked him very politely if he would please move. His response to me was "why should I have to move"..... really??? Do I really need to explain myself.... this is a man at least in his late 50's...and still has to be disrespectful? He didn't stop there, he told me if I was going to be sarcastic with him then he would stay right where he was and smoke all he wanted. Adults wonder why there are so many issues with children in this world... I don't, too many idiots like this guy. Smoking and drinking are not great examples for kids. Leagues typically do not even allow smoking or drinking around kids because of this reason, so why is it allowed at all in the park. The ballpark is beautiful, and always very clean. How about designated smoking area's? How about clearly marking those area's? Make signs at the entry of the park stating smoking in designated areas only. Last week when my smoking neighbor left, he left at least 20 cigarette butts all over the area. Do your employees really like cleaning that nasty mess up. You search bags for alcohol, and only allow 2 gallons of water in the park per person, no other outside beverages, but you allow smoking and drinking in the park. but a child can't bring juice from home? Makes so much sense. All about the dollar bill. Designate smoking area's, I'm sure it won't cure the issue, but if you post it, make it as aware as you do other issues than maybe you can have some control. read more

You can't bring your own ice water in for your kids to drink in blazing hot weather, but you can chain smoke around all the kids, drink beer and go into one of the dirtiest bathrooms I've ever been in. This place is a total dump, can't believe they charge an admission. read more

I have played at this complex for over 5 years; the fields are average at best, the teams/ umpires are great, mostly competitive. Bathrooms/ bar are all in good condition. Prices are ok, you can play for cheaper elsewhere that doesn't require an admission fee. The management however is poor, hard to get a hold of, seem less interested in meeting customers expectations, and could care less about recent vehicular damage done in their parking lot. It would mean something if they cared more about the customers that pay to play at their facility. read more

Terrible service. The food is good but 45min to order and get food. Will drive to nearby restraurants them waste my time here. They know they have max fields and kids without staff. Limited menu is terrible. On top of all that people who have left card for a tab its in plain view for everyone to get the entire card name and experation date. Good luck to people who have done that read more