Pay N Play Racquet Ball

One of the only few courts around the south bay that’s open 24 hours.
Rates depend on the hours /​day. On a weekday $ 10.00 will get you 1 HR and 3 minutes.
There’s also a ball dispenser for 6 quarters a ball.
There’s 4 courts to choose from, pretty well lit with small vents on the bottom to try to get some air in and out. The only downside is that the floor can be pretty dusty at times, mounds of «dust bunnies» cloud the floor at times. Usually hidden on the edges, but still pretty disguisting.

I’m trying to call myself an avid racquetball player, but it really is hard to when there is barely anywhere to play. This place got my hopes up, but being a college student, I’m on a college student budget. Peak hours (4−10p weekdays and 8a-​noon on weekends) are $ 9.50 an hour. That’s pretty steep, but from the ONE previous review, if the courts are well maintained, it may be worth it – NOT.
First of all, the courts are NOT standard racquetball size, they’re smaller. The walls are NOT even, the uneven paint does make an effect on gameplay. The floor looks like it was made out of old basketballs put into puzzle pieces – WTF? There’s just so many spots that made the ball go WTF? And the inside fans just recirculate the hot air. I could barely play because there was so much sweat on my hand having no breeze to cool it off.
Prices go as cheap as $ 5/​hr, when the raccoons and opossums come out (midnight to 6a). I understand racquetball courts are expensive to maintain, but at this cost you’d think they’d be better maintained. So far, my go-​tos are LA fitness and CSULB’s community racquetball courts (free during the day! Just have to find/​pay for parking). This place may be good if you play for a short time (I play best out of 5 games), or if you are playing a doubles match so you can split the cost.

I have three groups of friends that i meet there during the week. Always a great time. Counts well maintained. Even tournaments to join occasionally. Sweet!