D-BAT – Addison

Addison, United States

2.8

Closed now

12 reviews

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+1 972-387-3228
Website:
dbataddison.com
Address:
15605 Wright Bros Dr, Addison, TX, 75001
Addison
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1 miDart Bus Route 347 Southbound
1 miBus Stop Route 347 Northbound
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Good for Kids
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Addison) 05:39 Friday, 29 November 2024

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm

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12 reviews of D-BAT – Addison

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Place rating: 1
Austin, TX
I’m writing this review in the parking lot of DBat and will never return. I waited at the front desk for 10 minutes and no one was there. I even yelled out «helloooooo, anybody here». The business is clearly open. I’m there during the open hours posted on the door! It’s one thing to get poor service, it’s another to get no service.
Place rating: 5
Dallas, TX
My son just spent two weeks in camps here and loved it. Coaches Jessie, Mitch, and Ryan were very good with the kids as well as very knowledgable. We were slightly intimidated when first visiting because there are always elite players in the cages — college players, high school players, even MLB players. The coaches and staff do a great job with young players, however. They build confidence and keep the game fun which is the most important thing at this age.
Place rating: 3
Carrollton, TX
Never really had any major problem here. Only incident was 2 weeks ago when 2 of the 3 pitching machine was out of order.
I can’t comment on the training, but staff are usually polite.
Place is small and when it’s crowed, expect the batting cages to be occupied. If you’re going to make a long drive here, I suggest calling in first.
Place rating: 1
Dallas, TX
My one and only visit was last January 2014. I drove all the way from Lake Highlands to this unknown batting cage and was greeted by the worst staff imaginable. Lazy, unhelpful young men with bad attitudes. It was like they could not even be bothered to help me and since it was my first time there I had no idea how things worked. When I complained to the new owner about the lack of help with jammed machines and terrible staff attitude he was less than helpful and tried to put the blame on me. Bad move. Even though it has been a year I still have a strong opinion about this place. It was the worst experience I’ve had at any business establishment. Don’t waste your money or time.
Place rating: 5
Plano, TX
Place is amazing, its like the topgolf for baseball!
Place rating: 5
Dallas, TX
Our 7 year old recently had a lesson with Coach Drew and it was great!
He’s also signed up for the upcoming baseball camp so I will update on that once it’s completed.
You can sign up on-​line for lessons and/​or camp — super convenient.
Place rating: 1
Dallas, TX
Great concept and store stock. But execution and staff: let’s just say a team meeting should be had to get the act together. If the machines jam, you won’t get much service. Don’t consider taking a glove for stitching unless you want to wait a month and keep calling to find out if your glove either can’t be located or is not done. Those will be the options during baseball season as the staff doesn’t have any idea where the gloves are and the (one?) person who does repair doesn’t communicate with anyone. Ask for a receipt for a claim check for your glove and if you don’t get one, don’t leave it with them. Take it to any shoe repair place for a quick turnaround and if you don’t like the much less expensive, quick communication, and great turnaround, try these folks in the off season second.
Place rating: 1
Plano, TX
Lazy staff and bad equipment. The machines jammed twice while we were using the batting cages. One of the staff members was supposed to reset it, instead he just sat on his arse and watched TV.
Place rating: 2
The Colony, TX
Instructions and classes are great my child learned alot. However in signing up for a winter camp I was charged twice and trying to get a refund has been an ordeal. Manager is never there when you call, finally had him reply to an email saying he would take care of it, this was two weeks ago and still no credit. Friend of ours said they experienced the same thing and had to go in to correct. This is extremely dissappointing to have to stay on top of and will certainly consider this for future business.
Place rating: 3
The Colony, TX
Nice staff and the cages are nice. However, poor location and inadequate parking.
Place rating: 2
Dallas, TX
I’m torn. My first experiences here were great. Instructors teaching my son the mechanics of baseball. Friendly and professional. Reliable. But today, my 10 year old was stood up my the coach. This despite at least 4 confirmation emails from D-​BAT to me. Supposedly the coach was out of town, but I don’t buy that. If I got 4 emails, how many did he get? This appointment was set up 2 weeks in advance. Where are the quality controls? Where are the apologies for poor service and execution? I did receive an email (automated) that said I wouldn’t be charged for the lesson. Woo hoo! I show up and won’t be charged. Lucky me! I think I should have give 1-​star.
Place rating: 5
Irving, TX
Baseball facility excellent for private instruction, batting cages, cage rentals, and field rental.
Some of the best in Dallas give lessons at this location. Setup a 30 min ($ 50) or 60 min ($ 80) private lesson with any one of their instructors. You do not have to be a member to take lessons.
Lessons focus on hitting, pitching, catching, fielding, you name it. Softball instruction also offered.
Become a Gold member for 50 bucks a month and get 10 free tokens every visit, 25 percent off private instruction, and discounts on cage rentals, camps, and clinics.
Check out the Pro shop while you’re here. Batting gloves, a wide variety of brand name bats from Demarini to Easton, a great selection of authentic straight-​from-​the-​factory D-​BAT maple bats, and baseball pants/​climate wear.