Dad & Son, theme of the day Baseball!!!…read more This review will be quick and to the point. For an indoor batting area it is basic, it has pitching machines with practice balls, red and partly rubber. Pricing is about the same as anywhere, but maybe a little high for this experience. We got the 10 tokens 75 balls for 24$ They have both higher and lower token counts, but this one was most worth it to us. They have helmets and bats if you don't have any or just want to stop by, helmet padding is definitely in need of replacement in almost all the helmets, just FYI. The counter person was very friendly and she explained everything with ease. The reason for the 3 star rating and not more is the fact that the pitching machines are very close, so this is more of a make contact batting cage rather than see where your ball goes as it seems to be only about 25 feet between the machine and the boxes. They do have 6 cages ranging in speeds and types: softball/fast pitch & baseball Also there were a few times that we only received 10 pitches as the machine would run out of balls and the machines still count the ghost pitches so you lose some of the cuts you should've received. There is also a huge space with 2 volleyball courts and what looks to be a gymnastics area. Placed seemed fairly clean, bathrooms were well kept, but basic. They have vending machines for drinks/snacks. Also this place looks like it's in a line of warehouse so don't be fooled by all the bay doors they are there. I also suggest parking across/away from the front of the building when we came out my car was covered in a white mist of something, so I had to get my car washed. All in all if you just want to work on contact with the ball this place works, but if you want more of an immersive experience you may want to try 406!!! If we go again I will take puctures!!!

There aren't many indoor batting cages in Orlando so the options are slim. I'm thankful to have…read moreLebron for my boys as a change to Bad Dog Cages on Curry Ford especially during the hotter months. Lebron is indoors but it's not air conditioned. The machines are very outdated and often run out of balls. 2/3 of the times we have gone, it's hard to find an employee to buy coins from or get the balls refilled. The location/business has potential and can be really great with a few changes.

No longer selling tokens. Have to pick one speed and rent it by time. That's means dad and son…read morecan't get warmed up on slow speeds and then work out way up at will. Can't switch over to softball or back down to slower speed without it costing another $12 to rent that cage for 15 minutes. This after I called on Wednesday, only to find out they were closed, and when I arrived on Thursday, I found out the information that posted online as inaccurate. And all of the tokens we still have from previous visits? Worthless.

We stopped by here around 7pm on a Saturday and were able to walk right up to the cages. I was…read morehappy to find out they accept credit cards after discovering I only had about $5 cash on me. The staff is very friendly and they taped up our really old bat grip free of charge. They have about 8 or so hitting bays with baseball speeds ranging from like 25-70 (?) and slow pitch softball as well. For $10, my wife and I got 8 tokens which allowed us to take about 120 swings. The place could use a little bit of TLC, but it's a solid place to stop by and hit some balls.

Ease of service. Availability was good. Card activated…read moremachine. It was easy to adjust the target zone. Had to retrieve your own balls after 2 rounds. We recommend.

Today was my first at Marucci and will not be my last. The building inside and out and beautiful. I…read morebrought my 6 year old Tball son, a 13 year old who has never played baseball and my 70 year old father. The staff was amazing. I explained to the woman, who I was bringing with me, and she told me absolutely no problem. Man, I wish I knew her name. She was extremely helpful with everything. She helped us do the card machine, showing us how to use the batting controls, finding us a bat for my oldest son and father! We were there about 30 minutes and it cost us $20. We definitely got our moneys worth. When we are back in town, we will be head to Marucci's.

In town for baseball tournament, kid needed a bullpen and hitting session. Coach Rudy gave on-point…read moreadvice that made a difference right away. Well stocked facility with equipment in good condition. Would gladly come back.

Wonderful experience! We were in town for a short time and the manager and staff made us feel…read morewelcomed. Everyone was helpful and responsive and the facility was just what we needed to get our son ready for his baseball camp! Big shout out to Roger and Dulani for assisting us.

I haven't been to the batting cage since I was a kid so I decided to be adventurous and go try it…read moreout again. This location was closer to us so we went in and there is a Yelp coupon for 20% off one batting cage round but I decided to save that for another time since we were going to rent a cage for an hour. This store is on the other side of Dollar Tree. The employees there were really nice and helpful. The rental included helmets and bats so that was nice. You have to miss a couple of shots before you get the hang of things but once you get to swinging, it will be hard to stop. The hour went by fast and it was split between three people. There is no max for the cage rentals so if you wanted to share it with 10 people, you could. There is also a gym and private training lessons there for anyone interested. I highly recommend and I plan to go back!

I would never entrust this place with the care of my child…read more Over the course of two consecutive days, my 6-year-old son was hit in the face with a dodgeball during camp. I completely understand that accidents happen and that kids get hurt while playing sports. We have had our children involved in sports since they were 3 years old, and we fully expect bumps and bruises. What is unacceptable is how the situation was handled. At no point did anyone call us, and the coach never mentioned that our son had been hit in the face. My son did tell the staff that he got hurt, yet no one offered him basic care or informed us about the incident when I picked him up. I only learned what happened because my son told me himself. Instead, they left it up to a 6-year-old to communicate what he needed. He's the youngest child there and, like many young children, he wanted to be tough in front of the older kids. Expecting a 1st-grader to recognize, communicate, and advocate for his own medical needs is simply not appropriate. For more than $250 a week for only a few hours of daily care, I expected the staff to take some initiative. Something as simple as offering ice or notifying a parent should be standard practice. What was even more disappointing was the owner's response. Rather than expressing concern or apologizing, I was told that because my son "didn't ask for anything," they didn't offer him anything. There was no acknowledgment that the situation could have been handled better, no commitment to improve their procedures, and ZERO empathy. Instead, the owner seemed offended that I raised the concern and told me my reaction was unfair. This review is not about a child getting hurt. It's about the complete lack of responsibility, care, and accountability shown afterward. When parents leave their children in your care, they trust you to look after them--not to rely on a 6-year-old to decide when he needs help. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this academy to any parent looking for a place that prioritizes the safety and well-being of young children.

I'm a slow pitch softball player looking to improve my hitting…read more I got a gold membership. It's $48/month can cancel at any time. Gonna go 1-2x a week to hit. I get 225 balls a day (15 swipes. 1 swipe = 15 balls) plus 20% OFF Lessons, 20% OFF Camps and Clinics, 10% OFF Pro Shop Merchandise. There are 2 pitching machine bays that can do slow pitch softball. The other one is baseball only. When there is a line of batters you have to switch off every swipe/15 balls. Non member pitching machine costs $2 per 15 balls (1 swipe). If you hit more than 360 balls a month the gold membership pays for itself. I hit 225 balls today (my elbow hurts now). In the future I'll probably hit 150-180 balls a session. It's busiest on Friday evenings. Monday through Friday they're open till 9 PM. Weekends they're open till 6 PM. It's the least busy on the weekends. The pitching machine gives a good mix of inside, outside, shallow, deep. Cage cost (not pitching machine cage) is per cage by the half hour or hour, not per person. You get a tee, L screen, seat, and balls.

D bats is a great price for what you get in the machine cages! The staff is awesome and we drive…read moreabout 50 minutes to spend an evening there once a week or more. There are snack and drink machines and a place for parents to chill out if needed. There are also cages you can rent to throw BP and an area for pitching. There's a large variety of equipment to buy like helmets, lizard skin grip, bats, gloves, and more. Love borrowing the demo bats for fun. We like running into familiar faces from other teams we play or joining friends and teammates there.

This place has been around for a long time! It's a great little place to take the kids if you're on…read morea budget. It offers miniture golf, which isn't actually to bad. It has 18 holes and the kids loved it. They also offer batting cages. My daughter has used them a few times for baseball and it's in decent shape. The go carts are okay, wish they had more or different tracks. Or they could build up. This place is kind of run down. It definitely needs some TLC and updating. The kids love it so we keep coming. Oh also they don't offer food they only have a soda machine and a candy chip machine.

My family and I have been coming here for over 30 years. Always had fun and got our monies worth…read more Sad to see it was closed this year. Rumor is that it's been bought out and is to reopen in the fall.

We had no idea that Crystal River had a mini golf course and we drop in every few months. There is…read moreplenty of parking. We came about 1 today (Saturday) and no one was here which made it really easy to get started. The man working the window was very nice. It was $24 for us both as veterans. They do a $2 per person discount for 65+ and military/veterans. They have full 18 holes and it was a lot of fun. We loved a few of the surprises along the way. The only thing my bf said he would have liked would be writing stations at the holes for scoring. Great place, fun course, and we will be back!

What a hidden gem! I took my grandkids to Crystal River Mini Golf and was pleasantly…read moresurprised--it's one of those places you wish you had discovered sooner. The entire facility is immaculately clean, from the course itself to the bathrooms (which were pristine!). The mini golf setup is fun and engaging, offering just the right mix of challenge and enjoyment for both kids and adults alike. We especially appreciated the sunshades strategically located around the course. What really stood out was the warm and welcoming atmosphere. The **owner was incredibly pleasant** and made the experience even more enjoyable. It's clear that a lot of care and attention goes into maintaining this wonderful spot. If you're looking for a **great family-friendly activity in the area**, I can't recommend Crystal River Mini Golf enough. We'll definitely be back! --- Does this capture the feeling of your experience? Happy to tweak it if you'd like!