World Series Batting Cages

Nice place to get some swings in.

There isn’t much to review at a batting cage besides equipment and prices. That being said, cages are used and battered (like that matters?), pitching machines are straight (¹⁴⁸⁄₁₅₀ for 35 – 70 cages, ¹⁴⁴⁄₁₅₀ for 12/​14′ softball), good bat variety (good range of drops and weight, though the grips could use some TLC). Prices are fair, though there usually isn’t much of a crowd (main reason for me to come here). Staff here is really relaxed (usually one or two guys) they have a good set working up top when it comes to common sense, though if you give them attitude they get a bit lazy (I would too if I got nagged for the nonsense people come to them for…). Overall, a good relaxed place to hit some balls.

I’d give this a higher rating only if they had 35 — 45 mph softball. My daughter is 10 and this is the speed which she hits at West Valley Girls softball. I’d understand if they’d have all lanes open and could not fit any additional speeds but they always at least have a few lanes closed.
We are left with 50 MPH softball or 35 mph baseball, so it doesn’t exactly fit her practicing needs. I’d hope in the future the owners or management would be more in tune with the population, most girls playing softball are 8 – 15 years old. I feel they are loosing business by not meeting this need. But hey, who am I to tell a person or persons how to run their business.
Basically it’s batting cages with an average experience, no bathroom, no extra activities, just batting cages without all the lanes being fully utilized. The staff are just providing basic functions, taking payments, renting out equipment, nothing noteworthy or exceptional.
We have decided to take our business elsewhere not to be jerks, not because we do not want to support a local business. It’s because they do not provide the the correct speeds for our daughter and honestly there are better options if we drive a bit further. Good luck guys, I hope this was constructive.

Great place, had a good time and I didn’t have to wait for a cage, great costumer service too.

Ugh, they raised their prices, not worth the wait.
It used to be $ 12.50 to buy five rounds then you get the sixth free. Now it’s $ 15 for that and $ 3 a round.
Now, no matter the night, it’s a disaster of lines. I got in two rounds in 20 minutes, which is nuts. I was stuck behind a family of six who went one after another. Then some cages are rented for 15 minute blocks.
Plus it’s Little League-​pressure-​dad central here. This one dad forced his 10 year old into the 80mph cage, which is stupid. It’d be like adults trying to hit 110mph. Lots of those dads here. (Would love to see them try to hit that.)
Also, the accuracy of the machines is waaaay off. I use the 80mph baseball one and I almost took one in the head, came up and in, had to bail midswing. Before that, they were mostly shoulder high, but down the middle. The clean yellow balls are accurate though, the dirty ones are the ones that get squirly.
On a positive note, the workers here are always nice to deal with.
This used to be one of my go-​to places; used to be cheap, not crowded, etc… now, it’s none of the that. I’ll stick with Castle Park now.

If you live in the scv area don’t waste the time or money driving to this place. Mountasia is cheaper by 1 dollar for the same amount of pitches. Not sure who designed this place but why would you stick slow pitch softball in the same cage as 35÷45÷55 baseball
I arrived to a packed house… Asked how long… Was told there was 15 mins left on a cage and it wasn’t rented out after… So I bought 3 tokens waited patiently for 14 mins as soon as the cage was due to shut off the same kid who sold me the tokens tells me Yeah ahhh my manager has someone else using this cage… You going to have to just go wait in line for cage 1… Alright… I’ve already wasted 15 mins now. At this point I’m annoyed… The manager can’t come out and tell me he fucked up… He has to send some poor high school kid to do it… I ask for my money back and the manager cops a fucking attitude with me… So in a nutshell 2 people pushing buttons can’t communicate with each other and they can’t communicate with customers… Needless to say I’ll drive to Simi Valley (far far far more better cage) before I ever return to this place… or the castle in Sherman oaks

Least favorite batting cages around — the only reason I ever go is to try out new players who live nearby, and I’m not even sure why I go anyway. The machines sit physically lower than you’re standing in the batter’s box, so they shoot uphill at you. I understand the physics of having all the balls roll downhill back to the machines, but in real life, pitchers stand on a mound and pitch downhill to you. I’m an above average hitter, but I honestly stand in these cages for 20 pitches and rarely make contact. Add to that the lighting is horrendous, and it just makes for a bad experience. The only redeeming factor is that you can rent empty cages to throw your own batting practice. Perosnally, I’d find another cage.

Solid bats, fair pitching, and ample parking best describe these cages. Do be careful about what time of day you enter the cages because the setting sun will be right in your line of sight looking at the pitching machines. The service was friendly the attendant certainly was knowledge about bats. I’ll be back for sure.

Amazing Batting Cages! This place has all the speeds you’d need and the price is a lot cheaper than most other places too! The thing I love most about this place is that you can go any day at any time and its (for the most part) lonely! You don’t have to worry about waiting for someone to finish batting so you can go next. They also have a pretty cool bull pen type area where you can go by yourself and hit off a tee or if your accompanied with someone they can pitch to you behind a safe net where they can’t get hit by a comebacker. Overall very cool, hidden, cheap place to go practice hitting some BOMBS!!!

Great place to practice your swing. I took my 9 year old and he loved it. The prices are reasonable and staff was friendly.

My first time at the batting cage… it’s sooooo scary… but then I survived and blasted those balls!
Cashier dude is super chill… tell him a joke he’ll smile ;)
Wanna hit ‘em up… go here!!!

Good variety of speeds, baseball and softball. Good prices. Free bat rental just need an ID, helmets also available although not forced on you like at castle park. Friendly staff (well it’s always just one employee) throws good strikes not wild like other batting cages. Great environment. They have a TV that airs dodger games on game nights of course.

It was my first time going to a batting cage, and I really liked the casual vibe here. I am not a baseball player, but I always wanted to try, no surprise I was not very good. However, there were no judgement, the staff (well the one guy working there) was really friendly, and it was CHEAP! All these things made my first time at a batting cage very memorable and enjoyable.
I took off one star for lack of bathroom… that is no bueno…

Been going here ever since little league. I love the 65 and 70 mile per hour cages. The people at the office are super nice and always able to accomodate team needs. You have all types of batters here from younger players to the more serious ones who play college ball. This is my go to place when I do recreational batting.

i love this place! it has everything you need, but its not super busy anytime you go.

This is a great spot to get some hitting practice in. Quiet during the day, which is when I like to go, no waiting, busy in the evening. Good prices, buy the multi token deals for even better prices. You don’t have to use all your tokens in one day, save them and come back later. Plenty of baseball and softball options, high arc 12ft and 14ft. Best thing about this cage (compared to the castle) is that they do not force helmets on you, and the softballs are more like the game balls we use in my league anyway. Simple no frills action, get in, get some swings, 22 pitches per token, and get out!

80 mph available. Awesome cages. Watch out for pitching machine pitching too high or low… If so let guy know and they’ll adjust promptly.
Customer service (friendliness) depends on who’s working, but usually GREAT.

Always have a great time hitting. The staff is very helpful.

This is one of the best batting cages I’ve been to. Plenty of different cages for softball and baseball. Plenty of parking and it’s not that crowded, unless teams come out to meet and practice.
They have rental bats and the price is decent, not cheap though.
Sometimes the balls get jammed in the machines, but they are nice about it and credit you back for it.
I recommend buying the coupon books, if you expect to come here a lot, it will save you some mulla!

I wish this place was closer to where I live. It’s actually a good, inexpensive, fun workout targeting the core and a good way to release pent up aggression (that is if you can hit the ball — and get yer minds out of the gutter, perverts). There’s plenty of parking, never crowded and lots of cages varying in pitch and speeds. There is also a choice between softball and baseball. I like baseball at 30mph. Good fun!