I was born & raised in Southern California where beach volleyball is incredibly popular & still I would choose to play at Baltimore beach over a SoCal beach any day. It is well kept and more organized that any other beach volleyball league I have ever seen. I think Rash Field is a HUGE draw for millenials to come and stay in Baltimore. It would be a disservice to the people of Baltimore and ultimately hurt the city in the long run if it was moved. Baltimore Beach Volleyball is the only reason I go to the Inner Harbor. If it was moved I would be much less inclined to stay living in the city.
Roshni - 10 years ago
In addition to keeping beach volleyball, the courts should be expanded. Every summer numerous teams are turned away because there isn't room for them to play. Why does baltimore want to discourage activity?! I am at Baltimore Beach about 2-3 times a week, and the grassy area is never used. The only time I have seen people utilize this space is for Bacon Fest. Once again, why does Baltimore encourage eating fatty foods and not being active? Heart disease kills and we should be combating this silent killer.
I was born & raised in Southern California where beach volleyball is incredibly popular & still I would choose to play at Baltimore beach over a SoCal beach any day. It is well kept and more organized that any other beach volleyball league I have ever seen. I think Rash Field is a HUGE draw for millenials to come and stay in Baltimore. It would be a disservice to the people of Baltimore and ultimately hurt the city in the long run if it was moved. Baltimore Beach Volleyball is the only reason I go to the Inner Harbor. If it was moved I would be much less inclined to stay living in the city.
In addition to keeping beach volleyball, the courts should be expanded. Every summer numerous teams are turned away because there isn't room for them to play. Why does baltimore want to discourage activity?! I am at Baltimore Beach about 2-3 times a week, and the grassy area is never used. The only time I have seen people utilize this space is for Bacon Fest. Once again, why does Baltimore encourage eating fatty foods and not being active? Heart disease kills and we should be combating this silent killer.