My first experience going to this location was great, the lady there was kind and very helpful. The…read morenext few times, however, just went downhill. The 2nd time we went, no one was even there to help us, we had to wait and find someone to help us. Then when we left some guy sitting in his car talking to someone outside yelled at us asking if we paid. It was me, my husband, and 2 young boys. I told him we paid online then he said oh ok. He was just effing rude. Turns out I guess he's the owner. The next time I went I had booked online but received a text that they over booked and tried to reschedule us. This happened twice where their online system allegedly overbooked. After the constant horrible customer service I stopped going there. It's unfortunate because it's really close to my home. Now I drive all the way to Winn batting facility because it's SO worth it. Way better facilities and excellent customer service each and every time. Online booking never overbooks either.

As a young parent. My fondness memories is my son playing little league baseball. Seeing him learn…read morethe game and excelling in the sport was one of the highlights as a parent for my wife and I. Not only did my son learn life skills from playing baseball but I guess my wife and I did also. Like they say 'Baseball is life'. For my family it is. Now as a grandfather. I get to watch my six year old grandson play little league. It's like starting all over again. Like his dad, my grandson loves baseball. Just watching my grandson play takes me back twenty five years. Exciting times ahead. One of the fun and main things in baseball is hitting a ball with a bat. In youth sports and in softball. It's an aluminum bat. The only way to get good at hitting a ball is doing it. But not just doing it but doing it the right way. Foot positioning, hand placement, recognition of the type of pitch being thrown at you are just a few things a hitter needs to consider. Hitting is not easy. But where to go to learn? There are a few places in San Diego but not many. In the South Bay, even fewer. In Chula Vista, I found a spot that takes hitting a baseball serious. No matter what level you play. If you want to get better as a hitter. This is the place to start. Multiple hitting stations and batting cages. Specializing in youth sports; you can take a class with a small group or even one-on-one personal lessons. My first impressions were that it was a good place to cultivate positive results. The staff of two to three individuals managed a class plus set up the pitching machines. For my grandson, we had Valerie help us. Valerie was awesome. She explained very clearly how everything was structured from the pricing to how to operate the cages. Before you know it. My grandson was hitting in the battling cage. The batting cage my grandson was in clocked at 40 MPH. The lowest speed the pitching machine could throw. For a six year trying to learn the art of hitting. It was very challenging. He missed more than he hit but he was having fun and still enthusiastic. So much so he didn't want to leave. Which is a good sign. Support local businesses especially the good ones. Bombers in Chula Vista is awesome. Hit dingers here.

Good overall, i paid 15 dollars for 100. they have batting range also. Good time with friends and…read moretransaction always smooth.

I've been to Stadium Golf a bunch of times, mostly for the outdoor batting cages. They have…read morefastpitch and slowpitch softball, plus baseball cages from 40-70 mph. The slowpitch cages seem to draw everyone from first timers having fun to local league players getting in practice swings. The pitching machines are accurate most of the time, but you'll occasionally have to adjust to a wild pitch. It can also get frustrating when a cage is down or the balls get stuck, since there usually isn't an employee stationed at the cages. When it's busy, people generally take turns. I do like the shaded picnic benches, grassy area, and nearby pro shop. You can get a reloadable card there, then swipe it at the cage and press the button to start. This weekend, my boyfriend and I also got a bucket of 250 golf balls. I hadn't swung a club in years, and I had back surgery a few months ago, so I was extremely rusty. To the gentleman I accidentally drilled with a golf ball. I am sooooo sorry!! I'll be sticking to the lanes with dividers from now on! The golf range has a nice shaded upper level with TVs, a shaded lower level, and an open area. Everyone I've interacted with has been friendly and helpful.

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

This is a SUPER fun either date or friend group activity!! I would absolutely recommend going sat…read moreor sun to enjoy their 50$ AYCE tacos,mimosas/beer, AND batting! It is super funnn! Me and my friend love baseball but we have never hit a baseball in our lives and it was still pretty easy! They are very organized and all of the employees are SUPER nice, we had a few questions since we had never been, and they made you feel super at home! They lend you bats and helmets, or if you'd like you can rent "nicer" ones for 10$ We visited for my friends bday which we let them know when we were being seated and they sang her happy bday AND brought a little cupcake out, so touching I loved it! DEFINITELY will be going 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.

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.

Coach Chris is amazing. He's super technical, loves what he does, always makes sure your child…read moreunderstands, and is comfortable with his coaching. When he sees something that needs improvement, he addresses it and explains it thoroughly. My son has a pretty timid personality, and somehow Chris gets him to smile at least once during his session. He makes a sincere effort with getting to know your child , which I appreciate. I love watching him coach my son. He's gained so much and improved his baseball skills tremendously with him. Coach Chris is the Epitome of true professional and amazing. Front desk personal are always friendly. They also let me bring my dog in to sit and watch my son.

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.

I'm from Hawaii and it's my first time playing in batting cages so I was very excited! But this…read moreplace deserves a 1 star because we were not aware which bat is for baseball and it took another worker to scold us for using the wrong bat and for swinging on the wrong side (left handed). For first timers it's important to explain in the very beginning what to use first of all and second of all...explain it in a nicer tone. After being scolded like that in front of other customers that made me and my friends embarrassed and no longer want to continue playing. This was supposed to be a memorable and fun experience but sadly, we will not be coming back here.

Great facility! Took my U8 Fall Ball team here for a 1-hour session, and we were extremely…read moreimpressed. Caleb was very helpful, and the facility itself was clean and new, with real baseballs and pitching machines that were easy to use and customize. Would highly recommend!

My nine year old has been playing in their summer league for 4 years now. They have made a huge…read moreimpact for his development as a baseball player. In his first year he was spinning in circles when he hit and by the end of the year he looked great in the batters box.

They don't deliver what they promise. They're disorganized. They make their own rules on the field…read more The playing field is terrible, with no marked lines, etc. They're only interested in money. I feel sorry for the children and the parents who make the effort to get their children to train.

Went to the clubhouse this morning. Took a little bit to get to know things made a phone call and…read morethe owner came by and help me out. Reach to get to know things better. Made a couple of mistakes by turning up the speed on the pitching machines to 60 miles an hour And should've left it at 45 because it's only a 45 foot distance from the machine to home plate. I still hit 375 which is in bad for not swinging a bat for about six years. They have two soft toss areas, pitching area and weight area And a hitting a tracks area and just stay getting machine area only tried the two hitting machines will do more next time and send out a review. Little on the pricey side but well worth it at least so far. The owner was extremely nice friendly and kind to help me out. Or. We.

We had a great experience as a Little League team at The Clubhouse…read more The facility has several cages, including a cage for pitching/defense and two machine pitch (one with a Hit Trax system that the boys loved!). There are also two soft toss cages and a nice outdoor space for tee work or more soft toss. Finally, there is a setup with some nice gym equipment. Our kids enjoyed running on the treadmills, the rowing machines, and getting on the bench press. The setup is really streightforward--reserving times and setting up stations is simple and effective. All from your phone, and without the need for any interaction with employees. The Clubhouse is such a clean, welcoming, professional environment. My 11 year old son and I had planned to be at The Clubhouse from 5:30-7. We would up staying for two more hours and putting in a couple hundred more swings on the soft toss cage, and watching baseball together on the big screen in the lobby. It's a great spot for connecting with and coaching your kid, and we will definitely be back.

My son had his first training session with Chris on October 12. We worked on hitting as he's been…read morestruggling during the last season. At his next game on Sunday the 16th he hit every single time at bat!! He was smiling the whole game and you could just see his confidence build.

Coach Joel is awesome! We've only been to 1 coaching sessions so far but what we saw from him is…read moregreat, I believe he will help my son with his pitching tremendously