My nephew was in town and loved this place! He was able to take "batting practice " and have the…read morepitching machine adjusted to the right position and speed.

Good place to get some practice hits in. Pitching machine and bats are available to use if you…read moredon't have equipment. This is my son's first season trying baseball and this has been a great option instead of buying stuff up front before seeing if we'll stick with it. We've been here a couple times and something tells me he'll own a bat and his own gear soon lol

I never thought finding a normal batting cage would be so difficult, I guess I am just old. I was…read morelooking for a place for my son and I to get some batting practice in and had all but given up until I found this place. It's in Freestone Park and isn't necessarily hidden but if you don't live in the surrounding neighborhood you may not even realize it's there - I didn't (and I was looking). We have been here several times now and never had an issue. There are several cages and speeds to choose from, you can pay with coins or rent cage for a 1/2 or full hour. From what I can see the place is properly maintained and all machines are working and fairly consistent. This place is no frills but they do have plenty of loaner bats and helmets if you need them. They also have a small selection of drinks/water/Powerade etc if you need. This has become my sons favorite weekend activity so we will keep coming back. Good way to burn some time and calories and not break the bank. It's also hardly ever crowded so better than having to stand in line somewhere or deal with crowds. Looking for a good "old fashioned" batting cage in the East valley, this is your place. Cheers!

This used to be our favorite batting cage. We would go there a few times a week. It's a bit old and…read morerun down, and the pitches fluctuates, but the guys that worked there could always adjust it for us right away. I think they are under new management now. We went there yesterday, in one cage the pitches were way too high, and in the other cage, the pitches were way wide beyond reach, but we were told by the guy that worked there he can't adjust it himself. Somebody comes and does it once a week? And you are supposed to get 10 balls each time, the machine ran out of balls after the 3rd one. So disappointing. If it's going to be like this, we won't be going back.

I've been going to Home Run Stadium on and off for quite some time. Everyone is friendly and…read morehelpful and genuinely great people. I've always kept coming back because it's always a warm welcome and you feel at home. This place is apart of Mesa and my childhood. There's no better way to spend time outside than to go hit the batting cages! Thank you guys for keeping this place up and running!

Amazing staff! We see Coach Dave Z for hitting and pitching lessons- he is incredible! The cages…read moreare good too! Fair prices and they are updating the look and equipment. Definitely a staple in Mesa community!

Dingers rules. Brandon and his staff is always very accommodating…read more The facility is very clean and organized. The trainers are mostly former MLB players and are really great with the kids

Second season with a membership. Great facility, never had a single issue in all my times here.read more

They do not allow service dogs had some weird explanation of why the didn't care about the legal…read moreaspects

We traveled into Gilbert, AZ from El Paso, TX for a USSSA Baseball Tournament at Cactus Yards over…read morethe weekend. A couple hours before our 1st game, we rented a couple cages at Legends for an hour to get the kids warmed up. This place is a class act. Clean, safe turf on the floors may not sound like much...but if you've ever tried to work/play on dirty or torn turn it's a big safety issue. The nets were in great condition and heavy enough from stopping line drives from pushing the nets into the next lane over. The pitching machines were very easy to use, enabling us to maximize our time while there. The gentlemen at the front was super helpful and accommodating and helped make our experience a great one. We'll be back in the next time we make the trip to Gilbert for a tournament!

I love this place, son and I come several times a week, but they do not keep maintain or update…read moretheir equipment, the Tees they provide are some of the worst, baseballs are terrible, the netting isn't super safe outside of the pitching machines, even the buckets they provide are broken. The staff is great but who ever owns/maintains this place neglects it.

We love Hitters House- staff is amazing and facility is awesome. This review is more to warn…read morepeople against Sean"smitty" Smith. He claims to be a hitting coach. He does give a lesson or two but he is the most unprofessional, unethical, unreliable person you will meet. He will offer you "packages" but then always cancels lessons with no notice or just doesn't show up. He scammed us out of over $1500 and, even though agreed and promised to, will not refund our money. He now won't respond and does everything possible to get money out of you. DONT DO IT. He is the exact example of what people warn you about. He was working out of Full count and Hitters House but I've heard he's also at Dingers. Stay away.

We love this premier sports complex. My son has had a few tournaments here and it's definitely our…read morefavorite. The kids feel like they are playing like they are in the big leagues! There is a $5 gate fee for anyone over the age of 16. They have 8 fields which have been built as replicas of famous ballparks and the field offers stadium style seating. Sliders sports grill is located on the north and south side of the complex. You can watch your childs game from inside of the restaurant from the windows, which is pretty awesome. You don't have to miss your child's game if you're grabbing a bite to eat or needing to go inside to cool off. Bring some cash for their gaming machines inside of the restaurant. The bar only offers seltzers and beer. Their Ben's soft pretzels are the best! If you like white queso, get a side of this for your pretzel, yum! We have enjoyed all of their food, so far nothing was bad. If your child needs some batting practice, check out their batting cages near the main entrance of the park. They have a playground located next to the south restaurant. This is a plus for children who are not in a tournament to entertain themselves. I do wish there was a playground next to the north restaurant. My son usually plays on north side so my 5 year old can't go over to the playground unless someone is willing to supervise. The complex also offers your indoor sports programs year around. They offer indoor soccer league play, soccer skills training, lacrosse, preschool classes and yoga. See you in the near future!

04/11/2026 I had never been to this ballpark before. It…read morereally sets the standard for me. It has large fields with fun backdrops, an indoor restaurant with seats by the window so you can enjoy the game with air conditioning on those hot AZ days, and indoor bathrooms! They also serve beer, including a couple of craft beers on draft. That was exciting to me because I've never been able to drink a beer while watching a girls' softball tournament. I got a hazy IPA from Four Peaks, along with chicken tenders and fries. The chicken was good. Fries were lightly battered, which is not my preference, but they were still pretty good. Finished my food inside, but went back out to the stadium seats because you can't hear the game from inside, so it wasn't as exciting to watch. Notes: -For any tournaments hosted by outside organizations (not the town of Gilbert), there is a $5 fee at the gate for non-Gilbert residents age 16 and over. They do ask to see ID. -Online it says no food or drink allowed, except for water.

The batting cages are easily accessible just be aware of the times in which they are open as during…read morethe week day it's only from 4 until 7:30 and on the weekends it is from 1 until I believe 7 PM. They have lights that kick on and help! If you're going to visit frequently I suggest you look at purchasing the token passes as one token is $1.25 and usually get you about 14 balls. You're better off buying a 20 token or a 50 token pass if you plan to come in to get your hit groove on. If you don't have a bat they can provide you with some along with a helmet but if you have your own bring it along with your gloves to get the best time out of the experience. Take frequent breaks because if you don't you'll find yourself going through 10 tokens really quick. Staff are is helpful and used the speed charts they have posted to know what the cage speeds are doing.

This is a great place to practice for little league. Machines take a bit of getting used to but…read moreonce you do it's great. Excellent value for the money.