Personal instruction. Everyone had a really great time.
Great facility.... everything you need to be a better player.
We played at a one feild turnement and they wouldnt allow cleats dident have an out feild either.
This should be the best honest review of this place. I don’t ever write reviews but I felt other need to get an idea about this place.My family lives in Mount Pleasant. Our 12 year old son’s travel baseball team registered for a tournament at this facility because this was the only tournament available. That was the first sign this place was bad news. There were only 3 teams registered. That was the next sign this place was bad news. We drove 2.5 hours for an indoor baseball tournament at the Play at the Cage facility. As we drove up to the we learned it was an abandoned school with hallways, classrooms, and gymnasiums “converted” to baseball training areas. We arrived at the entrance and there was a 10 year old girl sitting just outside the door eating an apple. Her grandparents were waiting with her and told us “she had to leave because there is no outside food or drink allowed.” A 10 year old girl was not allowed to eat an apple in the facility? Another sign this place was bad news. We arrived at the makeshift front desk and this older guy wearing a t shirt, shorts, and slides said “$6.” So we gave him $6. Then he said, “no. $6 each.” I had a family of 4 so it was $24 to enter to watch 12 year old baseball in an abandoned school that was converted to a baseball training facility (more on the quality of this place soon). This is also after our team paid a $450 team fee. We told the guy, “wow. That seems expensive.” He said, “You are walking into a multi million dollar facility.” We paid and went in. Hmm. More details about the quality of the multi million dollar facility coming soon.There then was the concessions area. Someone’s hand me down couch, a tv, a microwave, a refrigerator, hot dogs, chips, pop, etc. Right in the middle of a school hallway. They advertise this as “full concessions area.” Not really.Some classrooms were converted to pitching and batting areas. Those areas actually looked pretty good. But again, odd that they were old classrooms.We found the game area were my son was supposed to have a “tournament.” It was a middle school gym converted to a 3/4 size baseball field. There was no outfield! Netting on the ceiling and walls. The infield was nice but that was it. The team paid $450 and families paid $6 each for a baseball tournament in a 3/4 size indoor middle school gym. Remember, he did say this was a multi million dollar facility. You had to have a doctoral degree to understand the rules of the 3/4 size field/gym. Just about every hit went into the netting at the ceiling or outfield area. Foul balls, automatic doubles, out of play, etc. Confusing. We walked up the stairs to the “seating are” and it was clear the stairs have not been mopped in months. Sticky. Dirty. Etc. Remember, he did say this was a multi million dollar facility. There were maybe 8 chairs available to sit in the sitting area. The carpet/turn we were walking on had not been vacuumed maybe ever. Food, dirt, etc. everywhere. Remember, he did say this was a multi million dollar facility. They must not have multi million dollar mops or vacuums? Games started. No scoreboard? Remember, he did say this was a multi million dollar facility. No working scoreboards for a team fee of $450 and $6 entrance fee? Then the same guy with shorts and slides came out and was the umpire. Standing behind the pitcher. What? We learned the real ump was late so this guys stood in for a couple batters. But still. Bad look for a multi million dollar facility. We stayed the entire day. There is no way we would ever consider coming back. This place might be good for indoor practice but it is a bad money grab to offer tournaments or games here. Plus the place is not taken care of. Remember, he did say we should be impressed with this multi million dollar facility. Not impressed at all.
Went to rent a cage and no one was working. Walked all around the facility and learned the person working was coaching and busy. The other reviews are right, the place is very dirty.
So I was charged $7 to get in to a tournament. No big deal, however our coach told us it was already covered in the tounrament fee and we shouldn’t pay (literally right after I had paid.) I talked to the money collector and asked if she could refund. She told me she would need to contact the coach who runs the facility. After checking up the third time, she said it was not her problem and I needed to contact the coach who runs the facility. This guy was UNBELIVEABLE! Wasn’t going to refund, even though I literally had the conversation with the lady right after she took my money. It is my opinion this guy is extremely unethical. I told him this in my phone conversation. Finale was I slipped and called him an idiot, but that was after he told me in no uncertain terms I wasn’t getting any money back. It was at this point he said he would call the cops on me to kick me off the property (no joke! I was calm and had no hostility, just asking for a refund that was rightfully mine.) I was very calm and just was presenting my situation with him. My opinion is you should steer clear of this business. Just my 2 cents and seven bucks.
Pretty sure that place has never been cleaned! We were there all day for a tournament and the place was filthy. yuck
The place was filthy.Charged 7 dollars to get in and was afraid to touch or sit anywhere. Even the fields were filthy with garbage.Never will return
They charged top dollar for everythingRude people running the placeInjured player needed ice. They had none and could care less about itMold in the food at concessionsStaff left before our games were over and locked the doors. If you walked out and then tried to get back in...sorry, locked outTeam that took 2nd place had to give back medals because the guy running the tourneyment left and forgot to give medals to the umps. They had to give them back.In general it was dirty and just bad experience.
Best facility for baseball around