Victory Lane is great for Tournamets and enthustiac softball league players. Go to the city leagues if you are just looking to put together a work or low skill level team.
Probably the best thing I can say about victory lane is that the fields are always in great condition. Very rarely have i seen any type of problem with the fields.
With that said to me the biggest negative of playing here is the price. My team has been playing single headers for the past 5 seasons or so, and while it seems to be less expensive then the city leagues its actually about the same when you consider the $2 entry fee that everyone has to pay to get in plus the $8 cash per game you have to bring to pay the umpires which is all on top of your regular league fee. Plus the difference is that we are only playing one game per night and not two like most of the city leagues.
Another major difference between this place and the city leagues is that they have a bar that plays music. Also they are pretty leinent on other rules because its a private facility (for example you can smoke in the dugout) and those type of things. So if drinking and smoking are a big deal for you this is probably the place for you to play.
For the leagues one of the worst things I found was that a) they don't have divisions (i.e. all teams are in one league regardless of talent level) and b) the schdeule always seems to be unbalanced (i.e. in an 8 week season we'll play some teams twice while not playing others at all, even though there are only 8 teams in the league). I'm sure the schedule is a bigger issue for my team because we are not that good and it always seems like we end up playing the really good teams twice and some of the other teams with bad records not at all.
Overall it hasn't been a negative experience playing in their leagues but I think we can get more bang for our buck at a city league (which we are moving to next season).