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Lebron's Sportsplex

4.2 (41 reviews)

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Trying to contact the owner to adjust the excessive charges they charged us for a membership that doesn't exist.
Amber R.

I originally liked this company. I even got a membership with them. However, they stopped the membership within their company. After they stopped the membership, the continued to charge my card (and other members) and refused to take the card off file. I emailed, texted, and called. The owner was extremely rude, i even drove up to the batting cages to resolve it and it wasn't fixed. They keep charging my card on weekly basis. I'm calling my bank today to have them blocked from any future charges. Do NOT GIVE them your card.

Christina C.

First time here. Heck, who am I kidding, first time at batting cages, ever! Came with my boyfriend who apparently used to go when they were at their other location which was outside. Reasonable prices and the staff is friendly and welcoming. It's indoor, there's a huge fan and music playing. Chill environment. We came on a Tuesday around 2pm and it wasn't busy. We were able to come and go between all the cages freely. We will be back, first time and I enjoyed it.

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Angela F.

2nd time here and brought friends along this time. Super easy and fun place to come for a quick swing and fun time. Would recommend bringing your own equipment. Will be back again soon. Good pricing too

Kelly L.

I asked my boys to rate this one for me. They had a blast and definitely want to return. We came here because we had a Groupon and it was recommended. It didn't disappoint! Each token gives you 15 balls. They have 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 mph and both slow pitch and fast pitch. They also have a field to practice fielding. Tokens for the cages were $10 for 5 and $20 for 10. You can rent the field for $15 for 30 minutes. They have a limited snack bar too. Definitely a fun time!

Putting in work, Lebron's is a great place to get it done! The facilities here are great!

Great place to get extra work done! Come check it out, awesome for individuals or a team! The facilities are great!

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Closed until November is what we told today in October. Do not follow the hours posted as they have no hours. Closed everyday.

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I went to lebron batting cage in the new location. Very nice people and gave me tips on my batting.

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This is a great facility with a top notch staff. Highly recommend the batting cages and summer camps.

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The owner was great. Batting cages worked good. It is in a covered area no worries about whether.

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