Premier Baseball Academy

Absolutely ridiculous. Kid at front desk was obviously more focused on talking to a girl than doing his job. No sense of customer service to the point I even asked him if he wanted to be there working. Place is ok, but only 1 machine that pitches balls? Not to mention you have to collect them after hitting? I have never been to a batting cage that makes you collect your own balls for the next round. In all honesty, the collecting of your own balls didn’t bother me much, but the kid at the front that «checks you in» was absolutely horrendous. Being a small business owner myself, and being in the customer service industry, IMO, they should think about who represents the first impression… no reason to return.

If you’ve ever had the least bit interest of going to the batting cages. Please consider coming to this one!
The pricing goes as follows: $ 20 for 30 minutes and $ 30 for 60 minutes. If you check in though, you get 20% off 60 minutes which brings it down to about $ 25.
A worker will set up the machine for you which allows you time to pick a bat from their collection. They also have helmets you can choose from. You’re suppose to wear them while inside the cages.
Anyways, the worker will then lead you to your cage. He’ll have the machine running and then the rest is up to you. It’s a manual pitching machine so it’s good to partake in this activity with someone. You can control the speed of the pitch and pull up or push down the pitcher section to control the height the ball is thrown.
My boyfriend and I definitely had a blast here! It’s a mini workout while having fun. Not to mention, I discovered I’m actually pretty good at the batting cages. This definitely won’t be my last time being here!

This was fun!
Watching baseball has never interested me (unless my nephew is playing it or if I’m watching the SF Giants play… ONLY for their crab sandwiches) but, this has definitely changed my mind on it.
I think we paid $ 8 for half hour of batting practice and it wasn’t busy for a Tuesday night.
There were many different sized bats; I, of course, chose a kiddie bat =)
Friend taught me how to hold the bat, how to «follow through,» and just take my time. After the first round, I feel like I got the hang of it and just told my friend to «keep the balls coming» faster and faster!
I got some blisters from it, along with a new found appreciation for baseball players.
***bonus points for being next to DW Bistro… perfs for dinnaaah for the winnahhh***

The husband and I wanted to work on my swing for our slow pitched softball team since it was raining. We looked up indoor batting cages and this was the nearest location to us. PLUS they have a coupon for $ 5 off for an hour, which is usually $ 25. It was tucked in the corner of all the other buildings which made it hard to find at first. There was plenty of parking which was nice.
We called ahead and reserved a cage just in case it was busy. They had no problems with us making reservations for an hour. We first walked in and a nice woman greeted us. You pay before they take you to your cage, when I showed her the Unilocal $ 5 off coupon she looked at me like I was crazy and stated she has never seen that. She didn’t give us problems just went ahead and let us pay the $ 20 and showed us our cages.
The facility was nice and clean nets and carpet were in good shape.
The only issue I had was that my husband had to pitch to me. I was expecting a machine, and it was hot as balls. I didn’t feel the air turn on till after we were done.
Over all we had a good experience, however, I think we will only be back when it rains.

I came here on a Friday night for some batting cage fun. We got there at about 7:00 p.m. and it was not very busy at all. There were a few kids teams with parents watching. There were not a lot of other people like us who were just there to use the batting cages. The batting cage was manually operated so you need a partner to put a softball or baseball in the machine for it to pitch to you. You can slow down the speed of the pitch and change the aim too. It was fun and good exercise. The main guy that checked us in was very nice and accommodating. He even gave us some athletic tape when we were forming a blister from batting. By the time we left by 8 p.m. it was quite packed. Call and reserve a time before you get there so you don’t have to wait. Check-​in on Unilocal for a discount on batting cage time. I’m definitely going back there again.