The Dugout

Came in and told the nice man behind the counter about it being my first time here, which he helped me big time with prices and all the questions I needed to get covered. I left to call in my three friends for the hour batting range which he gladly helped by teaching us how the ball machine works along with several health and safety measures. I’m glad to say everyone had a blast along with a lot of laughs for first timers. Definitely will be coming here again to de-​stress.

Very nice staff, doesn’t penalize to if you bat few mins past your time. Good machines, 20 $ for an hour, I’ll take it.

Larry and his staff are great! Very professional group of instructors who are great for young children. All 3 of my boys have taken batting lessons from Bill Maddock and my youngest boy learned to pitch with the help of Tony Gallo.
Great facility for families, age group athletes, and even professional players. My guys enjoyed learning from the Asian women’s softball team that was there several years ago.

Hmmm. Kinda pricey!
$ 20 for half an hour. Considering my BF and I went to Premier Baseball Academy (on the Westside) for $ 8 for half an hour — I think this place is a pretty (not really) penny!
We were on the Eastside running errands and I Unilocaled «activities» to do in the area. This popped up.
For a Monday on Spring Break, they said they weren’t busy.
We showed up 10 minutes after calling and was immediately brought to our netted area for batting practice.
Open warehouse with various netted areas for pitching, batting, even kids practice areas. Lots of bat sizes and helmets to choose from.
The guy working the place told us to let him know if the machine was pitching too fast/​slow/​etc.
I would’ve liked to be able to control the speed settings on that thing.
Initially, I wasn’t sure how I felt about how fast that machine was pitching but, even tho it was faster than I’d like, I think it helped both of us learn (quickly) how to bat, how to stand, how to adjust out hitting, etc. After about 5 mins, I think we both learned fairly quickly how to adjust our batting.
We both had 2 rounds each and paid $ 20 for the half hour. EH! That’s the main reason I gave 2 stars — knowing I paid ¹⁄₃ the amount doing the same thing at another establishment.

My wife and I came here for the batting cages. I called in advance to reserve a cage. I’m glad I did because the place was packed with little leaguers. We hit for a little over an hour and it cost $ 20.
The man behind the counter was very nice and helpful. We look forward to coming back here.
The facility has about 6 cages/​netted areas. Some machines and some cages for live pitching. The facility is a little outdated. Torn turf and old practice balls.

Went to this batting cage with a few friends. Price is cheep. $ 20 an half hour, $ 35 an hour for a cage. You can bring as many ppl as you want. You can pitch with the machine or without. The staff is helpful and courteous. Great place to come and take some swings!