Was bringing my son here consistently over the past couple years until the machines started taking…read morea dive. They are inconsistent at best and self feeders hadn't been working for the last several times we have been. He can't go alone. His batting coach has asked us to find a different cage where the equipment is reliable. The kicker is, you pay the same whether the feeder is working or whether the machines are properly calibrated. I have wasted my money at least 5 times. The staff just say sorry. It's too bad though. Although the location is most convenient for us, I can't keep giving them my money or recommending them to others on the team. Taking my money elsewhere.

This batting cage is definitely a good one it has hittrax, mounds, and other stuff like L screens…read moreand 9holes and the snack bar is wonderful I always get a celcius and it's a good time to be there.

Celebrated my birthday at Batter's Box SD recently, and honestly, it hit on all my favorite things:…read morebaseball, tacos, and beer. The batting cages gave us a legitimate workout, but having great food and ice-cold drinks right there made the whole experience unbeatable. The tacos were delicious, and the staff was so on top of it that our glasses were never empty. They were attentive, hospitable, and kept the party flowing smoothly from start to finish. We also had the chance to chat with the owners, and learning that it's a family-run business that truly cares about giving back to the local community made me love this place even more. You can feel that pride in how the entire facility is run. If you are looking for a fun spot to hang out, hit some balls, or host your next group event, I'd highly recommend booking a party here. I'd definitely like to come back!

$50 per person for 2 hours of AYCE tacos, mimosas, beers and batting. They had steak, pork, chicken…read moreand vegetarian options. Overall they were good, but a little too salty for my granny taste buds. If you want to bat, you sign up at the front for 15 minutes as a group. We were able to do this twice within the 2 hr limit. It was a good experience, batting is a lot more difficult than it looks so those two times were enough for our group of 4. Theres a decent amount of parking in front of the building so I wouldn't worry about it too much.

Unfortunately, my experience was negative due to the owner's rude and snarky attitude…read more Professionalism and respect go a long way, especially in youth sports. I expected better communication and treatment of families involved with the team.

Great staff and coaches, they care about your players development and will work with them.read more

Mom of a kiddo going on his 3rd season at CVA and could not be happier…read more CVA is a great place, the energy and community feel is like no other. The opening days for Spring Ball are legendary. The care they have for the kids to succeed and have fun playing does not go unnoticed. The snack bar!? LIKE NO OTHER I attached some pictures of just a sneak peek of some food I've had over the past seasons.

I am a lone soldier and I speak only my feelings and not the feelings of the rest of my family. But…read moreI truly believe that CVA little league baseball, in Chula Vista California, either consciously or unconsciously is a very discriminatory ballpark for little African-American kids to play. I have two boys, ages 10 and 12, who without a shadow of a doubt should have been playing with the selected All Stars during this post season. Both of my boys showed a tremendous amount of skills during the regular season and they both played with their heart and soul. Even one of their coaches submitted my son's name, recommending that he be chosen as an All Star, but for some bias reason he wasn't. What a big let down for a kid, regardless of their race, when they know for sure that they out played kids that were selected into the All Star roster. Shame on this so-called CVA Little League ballpark, who discriminates against African American, little boys. Please, if you're African American, don't come here to sign up your kid to play baseball. And that is just the way that I feel about it and I have every right to feel the way I do and express my feelings openly.

My son loves this place. It's close to our house and staff is nice. I can randomly call and they…read moreusually have a 30min time slot available that day. I've heard the lessons are good too.

Batting cages are clean safe and cheap the people that run the place are always there to help if…read morewanted.

I absolutely love Petco Park, especially for baseball games. It's consistently considered one of…read morethe best ballparks in the USA. It has so many San Diego local eateries in the park that are fabulous such as Hodads, Cardiff Market, grand Ole'BBQ, and so many more. We loved the Pacifico grill. They served up grilled NY streak and lobster sandwiches on a buttered roll. The park views are amazing and Petco's location in the gas lamp gives attendees many options for pregame or post game fun. It's a blast here since most home games are sold out. I love this place !

Updated review! This is after my experience at a sold-out concert here at Petco Park. I scored…read more(nosebleed) seats to the Pierce the Veil concert. I was in Section 306, Seat 20 (next to the stairs). While I was in a far section, I still had a pretty good straight on view of the stage. The screens were large and high quality. They mostly used the screens behind the stage, and less of the side screens. It was still too far to see the band on stage, but the screens were still good. I was thinking someone could bring binoculars if they really wanted to see the stage from this section, lol! But I still enjoyed this high-level view, being able to see all the screens and laser effects and such. They even had fireworks at the end, which I've never seen at this venue but it was awesome! Audio was great, but also loud, so maybe recommend getting ear protection even for the far sections. Overall, I think most seats in Petco Park have a great view. For concerts, I do wish they had more merch booths and I wish there was a map of the locations. I waited an hour for merch, and was cutting it close to the concert start time. You really have to go early to have enough time for merch, drinks/food, and getting to your seats. We got to the stadium around 7pm, merch line 7:25-8:20 (multi-tasked going to restroom & buying drinks while partner waited in line), got to seats 8:30ish, set started at 8:45. Getting out was also difficult and crowded. I saw some people leave early to avoid the rush. I was stuck in peak rush. The first trolley out was packed like sardines. Just a warning!

Great league. Would give it a 5 Star if it weren't for a few, way too many noisy coaches and dads…read morewho are always barking in the older leagues. We're not into the real competitive thing yet and simply enjoy seeing the kids running and loving baseball for simply playing it not winning. I hear the older kids had coaches getting kicked off softball coaching...for fighting? Can't coach softball now? Not good...Even had one sanctioned by LL for lying about pitch counts at Allied Gardens. Apparently they wont play North Park over some pitch count craziness. At least we're young for that madness. So, yeah, the rest of the scene is great. New fields. Sweet batting cages. Awesome place to grow up playing baseball. Just asked and found out the nutty coaches are for older teams. Your good to go if your kids aren't teens is the word in the know...

Garbage PC little league. Put my oldest son in for a season, and will not be returning any of my…read morekids to this league. If you want your kids to like baseball, avoid this league. For example: 7 year olds pitching to one another. Terrible idea. If they get 4 balls, no walk. If they get hit, no walk. If a 7 year old has failed to pitch a strike, the coach attempts to throw strikes. If they get 3 bad pitches, it's a strikeout. Kids cannot even get the ball across home plate while pitching. Most innings are 3 up, 3 down, all strikeouts. Boring to watch as a parent. Want your kids to play real ball? Go east for a little league.

We recently hosted 2 party's here at Play City at the same time and we're satisfied with the place…read more The two area we reserved were within view of the whole place. The middle big area for our 6 years old and the small one right next to it was for our 1 years old. Adults were able to enjoy the food while also watching their kids play which was awesome and easy. Staff was great helping us with whatever we needed, they showed us the hooks for our main decor, provided tape and they helped clean up. Party was for 2 and a half hours and it went smoothly which that's all we wanted. I know my kids had the best birthday because the birthday boy said "this was the best day ever". I can definitely recommend this place to our friends if they need a place to have a party for little ones.

We had our daughter's birthday party here, and it was the perfect place for the number of kids we…read morehad. They had plenty of room to run around, play, and have a great time. For the older kids, it was nice not having to keep such a close eye on them the entire time. One of the best parts was not having to deal with a big mess at home. Once the party was over, we simply packed up and left--it made hosting so much less stressful. We had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back for future celebrations!