Swing city is amazing. We have been lucky enough to find an establishment that truly cares about…read morekid's growth in development. Tony (owner) has always gone above and beyond for us. Whether it's equipment or lessons, have been so kind and caring and accommodating, always going the extra mile and doing the right thing. Taking my kids to lesson is always a good time filled with laughter and fueling their drive to better skills on the field. We spend ALOT of time working here. Every instructor (Ali, Andi, Cole, Bobby) we have been lucky enough to spend time with has treated my kid with love and helped bring new physical development out in her to make her a force at game time. It's hard to pick a favorite we truly love it here. You would be doing your ball player a HUGE favor taking them to swing city. It's everything you could hope for in a batting cage "home."

While Swing City may look impressive because it's a new facility, parents should be extremely…read morecautious -- especially when it comes to their 9U travel ball team led by Nate Simons. He claims to have a Division 1 and professional background, but his behavior toward both players and parents is anything but professional or respectful. Trust me I'm not the only parent to have unfortunately experienced this horrible company poor management and coaching. Unfortunately, this culture is enabled by Tony, who presents himself as an advocate for player development and fairness but ultimately prioritizes money over what's best for the kids. If you value your child's growth, confidence, and love for the game, keep your son as far from this program as possible.

My son is speech delayed and this place made things click! Coach Chris talks to him the entire time…read moreand I was worried because I wasn't in there to interpret or translate BUT he also talks with his hands so not only could my kid follow but he also uses baseball lingo now and is falling in love with the game now that he understands what to do and when. We have been making consistent contact with the ball now in coach pitch! Love this place and will return as long as our kid wants to play.

Sent both of our little ones here for some hitting lessons and they loved it. We worked with Coach…read moreMatt and Cheyenne. Both coaches bring top notch knowledge of the sport and a unique way of teaching and really keeping the kids involved and eager to learn more. My kids our 6 and 9 Facility is clean, well taken care of Tons of parking Communication with scheduling is superb. Highly recommended

Fun place for all ages including adults…read more We got the Groupon deal which works on attractions, arcade and food. There's one ticket counter line shared with the food line. You go here to redeem and each of us received a card. they had stickers to label the cards to tell them apart. We did the 18 hole miniature golf, go karts, and batting cages. The go kart has a separate toddler track near the batting cages. I actually got bored on the track because they have you out there for a good 10 minutes and all you do is go in circles. The batting cages were tricky based on the speed of the ball. Make sure you wear your helmets. Afterwards we played in the arcade. We ordered nachos for $3.75. They asked if we wanted jalapeños, we said on the side. Turns out, it was $1 charge for a small container! At least be honest and give heads up. I was wondering why nachos cost almost double. Plenty of seating everywhere. Private parties were happening all over.

Family-friendly fun!…read more It's rare to find a place that can keep the family and, let alone, one's self, entertained for more than a couple hours. But Mulligans does the job. Inside, there is a seating section where you can watch a game while eating or having a drink. The arcade is right next to it as it is all an open-space which is nice. Heading outside, there are a variety of activities to choose from. They've got 2 x 18 holes of putt-putt golf with fun, festive layouts. The electric go-karts drove fast for go-kart level and it was a fun track as well. I can probably count the number of times I've played laser-tag on 2 hands but a couple of times the laser didn't work but at Mulligans it worked both times we've been there. Super fun! They even have a toddler section with a little playground, a couple slow rides and slow go/karts. They just gotta get a couple tv's up on the wall of the outdoor seating area. They probably used to have them up so I'm assuming they'll be putting new ones up.

I have a reoccurring practice set up for my rec ball team (2 lanes) for every Friday, for 13 weeks…read morein a row, this place make over a thousand bucks off of me a season. Plus, I've been a gold member for almost 2 years now, at $58 a month. I had another coach offer my team a last-minute scrimmage game, so I called DBats literally as soon as they opened to cancel just this one practice but wanted to keep all the others on schedule. The kid that answered the phone a crappy attitude, because it was within 24 cancelation period, and charged me for the lanes. Its only $64 bucks, but the principle of the situation is absolutely annoying. Considering how much money they make off of me a season and being a long-time gold member in good standing. I'm over it. I'm looking at other facilities in the area that are actually a better deal.

My husband took me here as a surprise. I LOVE softball so I was really excited to go here. The…read moreplace is not bad. We did a reloadable card to start which would have been a rest great option if people would read the rules and stick to them. You are suppose to do two swipes and then let the next people go, then you go back to the end of the line. That absolutely did not happen. People were buying the cards because it's cheaper and then dominating the 3 cages they have for drop ins. We waited for 45 minutes. I think it would have been helpful if a staff member was located down there to ensure that patrons are following the rules. If no one is down there, you will legit never get a turn. Since we didn't get to actually use the drop in cages. We then just decided to buy a cage for a 1/2 hour. So we went back the counter flipped our card into the cage so now we went from 40 dollars to 75. We got two buckets of softballs and what seem to be like fake softballs that when you place into the pitching machine they fling all over. For the amount of money, it was definitely not worth it. The female CSR was extremely nice and very helpful. The male seemed to be slightly bent that he had to change the machine from baseball to softball. However, I get it. It was Friday night and super busy. However, the change out took so long that we actually only got 20 minutes of our 30 minutes because the other people were not told that we had 10 more minutes. I would not recommend if you just want to drop in and hit some balls. To end on a positive, if you are a coach of a team, a membership would be very beneficial here.

Held a team batting practice at Velo and was very happy with the experience. We had three cages to…read moreourselves and was able to get what we needed to do as a team accomplished without being interrupted by other players, teams jumping in the cages

Hosted a team practice with 8u baseball players at Stacked and Joe was super hospitable, even…read morehelping out with some of our players. We weren't rushed out of there at all. The facility is clean and perfectly sized for our team. We'll be back.

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