On the negative side, they do not have a challenge court. Also, they do not have glass courts, so it makes for less of a social environment. If you play with a group, there are gallery areas above each of the courts. They have 28 courts, but only 18 are available for racquetball. There is minimal traffic going into downtown at that time of day.
Parking is a dollar an hour across the street.
If you have never been to this facility, it is worth taking a look. In my opinion, this is the best racquetball facility in town. I visited Bally's in Pasadena on Monday night, and there seems to be a pretty active group of players over there. Instead of glass in the back they are using plexiglass, which makes playing off of the back wall very difficult. About 10 or 15 of us showed up the South Shore Harbor Fitness Center on Monday for what turned out to be a bust.