This place used to be a great place to go and play sand volleyball. It recently went through management changes and has begin to go downhill. Yes, it is a business, but it is a business that is built off of being social, not a production line. They have implemented a rule that you only get 1 minute between your games to get the games in on time. I get keeping the games on time, but you are losing money from alcohol sales. Then they quit letting games run over. We played the other night and we were coming up on the next hour. We were ahead 18-16 with 3 minutes left, and when they cut us off at 21-20 when we were 3 minutes over. We usually play to 23. If they can't give any grace for games that are almost done, then it is just another reason why it is starting to suck there. If the refs can't keep the games on time, then hire new refs, or actually hire real refs. Most refs are just there paying off their session fees and are on the phone most of the time anyway. They used to give you 2 requests per session. Like if you couldn't do the 10pm hour, you could request that. Now you get one request or so they say. They used to actually try and fulfill those requests. They don't even try now. The schedule for Tuesdays this session is exactly the same as last session. team for team, hour for hour. All the did was change the name of the schedule from winter 1 to winter 2. So any requests were not met, we play the exact same teams in the exact same order. Which means there are 2 teams that we don't get to play for a second session. To me, that is just pure laziness. I don't know if the other days are like that. I hear a lot of grumblings among the players now, rule changes that no one knows about, lights being shut off right at 11pm. No grace period to get off the court and gather your things. The first session, I get it, new management is learning, but the second session only seems to be getting worse. It definitely is not the place I used to tell people to come and play at. Now it is just the place I play at for now. read more