Payless Batting Cages

Concord, United States

3.9

Closed now

14 reviews

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+1 925-825-7526
Website:
www.paylessbattingcages.com
Address:
2700 E Olivera Rd, Concord, CA, 94519
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.7 miNorth Concord/Martinez
0.8 miNorth Concord
1.5 miConcord
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Good for Kids
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Today

Today 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Concord) 00:47 Friday, 29 November 2024

Business hours

Monday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Tuesday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Wednesday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Thursday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Friday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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14 reviews of Payless Batting Cages

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Place rating: 2
Benicia, CA
I went there with my son and daughter on a weekday. Wasn’t crowded which was good. Bad news is that while batting, they had to wait a minute or two in between pitches because they had so few balls. If you own a batting cage facility, don’t you think the main thing to have is enough baseballs? Come on guys…
Place rating: 5
Pleasant Hill, CA
A little pricey, but we like it here ($ 30 for 10 tokens + 2 free). It would be cool if they offered specials (hint hint).
They have 5 or 6 different cages with varying speeds for baseball or softball.
Clean facilities, properly working equipment, bats & helmets available for use, gloves for sale.
Surrounded by well-​maintained baseball fields for additional practice (throwing, catching, grounders, etc) with picnic tables and restrooms.
We’ll def keep coming here.
Place rating: 4
Concord, CA
Clean, convenient, and easy to use. And to my husbands delight they have bats for Dads so that the Dad’s can show their son’s how to hit the ball.
Place rating: 3
Walnut Creek, CA
Not a bad option locally. The other reviews are spot on — pricey comparatively speaking and you’ll likely need to wait for balls. Either way, good spot to get some work in.
Place rating: 3
San Ramon, CA
Its conveniently located but expensive for batting cages where you sometimes have to wait a while for balls to get back into they machine. At those prices I’d rather hit at a big top style batting cage like in Antioch or Fairfield. But again, the proximity you can’t beat.
Place rating: 4
Pleasant Hill, CA
friendly and helpful staff, fun and laid-​back atmosphere, try to go during the afternoon or earlier to avoid waiting for a cage.
Place rating: 3
Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Convenient. Kinda pricey. Softballs come sloooowly and they could use more softball bats.
Place rating: 4
Orinda, CA
Great prices for batting cages. Great staff. Only thing they can improve on is having more softballs. Sometimes I wait for 1 – 2 minutes waiting for the softballs to cycle through.
Place rating: 4
Martinez, CA
I like this place, my daughter has been playing fastpitch softball for a few years and needs batting practice that I can’t duplicate for her. I have taken to other cages and found them to not be very good. These cages are good. They are speed and height adjustable. They come in a little diffwent everywhere pitch so you have to watch the ball.
We buy ten tokens for $ 30 and get one token free. Not really cheap, but reasonable.
Place rating: 5
Alamo, CA
This place is exactly as advertised — batting cages for less
Sure, its not an amazing deal, but 3 bucks isn’t bad! and while I like a bigger cage, I’ll take what this has to offer
I do wish the pitches were easier to control though
Place rating: 5
Encinitas, CA
* Note this place is sort of tough to locate, look for it on the left hand side right after you reach the block*
Had a great time here, the manager (owner?) was a fantastic older man who was very helpful and attentive. This was my first ever visit to a batting cage and I had a great experience. There arent too many cages however, so I would expect this place to get busy on weekends.
Place rating: 5
Gilbert, AZ
5 stars for the helpful dude in the office. It was my first time going to this place and he explained to me which cage pitched which balls and that there is a button for baseball or softballs. He also readjusted the machine so it would pitch in my strike zone and gave me an extra game for free.
The only thing that I wish would be different is that it wasn’t so fenced in — i like to see how far I’m hitting the balls.
It was my first time at a batting cage in a long long time. I would come here so much more if it was not 25 miles away. :thumbsup:
$ 2.75 for 20 balls. Pretty good deal.
Place rating: 4
Brentwood, CA
5 stars for convenience. It’s snuggled between our league’s fields and open 7 days a week.
–2 stars for claustrophobia. The cages are small and dark. It’s kind of tough to tell just how good/​bad you are at hitting.
+1 star for pitching accuracy. The pitches do vary but they are all either very close to, or in, the strike zone.
–1 star for having the name «Payless». I can get 25 pitches for $ 2 at Golf & Games vs. $ 2.95 for your 20.
+1 a star for the guy in the office pausing the Raider game for us (we were Tivo-​ing it at home and didn’t want to know what was going on).
5 — 2 + 1 — 1 + 1 = 4 stars
Place rating: 4
Brentwood, CA
Super convenient, these batting cages are right in the middle of Willow Pass Fields. Went there for the frist time today after softball practice just to see what the deal was. Turns out, it’s a pretty good deal. A $ 2.35 token gets 20 balls hurled at you in outdoor, covered cages. Each cage is setup for dual hitting, so they make most out of the the facilities.
The place was simple and clean. I only would ask that there was more light. It was covered, so the shade was nice, but is was a little on the dark side to me. Other than that, I enjoyed the experience and will be going back over the next couple months.