It's mostly an indoor hang out for young ballplayers of all ages. My main concern is that there are not enough pitching machines and space is quite limited. It seems to be more of a high school age practice area. The many times that I have been there, I see the youngsters of little league age pretty much overlooked and shoved to the back of the line. Even when there have been certain times scheduled for them to be there. Bill Madlock, (an incredible hitter of big league pitching in his day), is a hitting instructor there. Again, even with Bill, I see the same problem of the older boys getting the most attention even though everyone pays the same price for time slots and practice times..